After watching Arsenal’s local rivals brush a clueless Manchester City aside to become leaders of the Premier League, Mikel Arteta needed to deliver a full-blooded and committed performance plus three points in the Leeds vs Arsenal game. The mood of Arsenal supporters was somber on Saturday evening with many pessimistic
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Eriksen/Xhaka Swap: Good business for Arsenal or Another Mkhitaryan Deal in the Making
Looking Back : Was This Particular Action, Arsene Wenger’s Worst Mistake in His 22 Year Career
It’s recognised by the majority of Arsenal fans that the exploits of Arsene Wenger into the transfer window during his first ten years in-charge unearthed some exceptional, world-class talent such as Henry, Bergkamp, Ljungberg, and Fabregas. It was a golden era that put Arsenal on top of the Premier League
Guendouzi: Lost Cause or the Comeback King
Willian or Pepe : If You Had to Ship One Out in January Who Would You Choose
Like many, I was in favour of Willian joining Arsenal having seen his form in recent seasons. He was still an amazingly fit, talented player with bags of experience, and under the circumstances, a free transfer for that type of player was an absolute no brainer. I even put some much-needed perspective in
Five Key Changes That Will Transform Arsenal’s Fortunes
Team Lineup and Predictions : Arteta Needs to Ring The Changes And Put on a Show Against Leeds
Arsenal visit Elland Road for their upcoming Premier League fixture against Leeds United on Sunday. Elland Road was a fortress back in the 1970s, inhabited by an all-conquering Don Revie side. It was also home to a crowd of knowledgeable, hostile, and passionate Yorkshire folk, who over time, have witnessed
Saliba: Problems with the Untried, Untested Centre Back With a Big Reputation
There’s been a lot of speculation regarding William Saliba of Arsenal this season. Talks of failed loan deals, the death of the French teenager's mother, and his dissatisfaction with his exclusion from the Arsenal squad paint a picture of a player who has a range of varied problems. Supporters have been confused
Are Cracks Starting to Appear in Arteta’s Plans or Are The Players Losing Faith
It’s been a bumpy road for Arsenal this season and Mikel Arteta in particular. Having been thrown in the deep end last December, the former Gunners skipper has had all manner of issues to resolve. He inherited a failing, demotivated side with a fractured team spirit, full of apathy and animosity. It
Joe Willock: Overrated Prospect or The Coveted Successor to The Ramsey Crown
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Back to The Drawing Board in Terms of Arsenal’s Defence
As the days pass, the taste of the thumping Villa defeat tastes worse than ever. Watching the Arsenal vs Aston Villa game again is a dreadfully painful experience, but also one where the viewer is left puzzled by the staggeringly poor, schoolboy defending. Even more depressing was the negative attitude of the majority
Should Manchester United Still Continue to Back Ole Gunnar Solskjaer?
Brutal Action Required : Where do Arsenal go From Here
Let’s be realistic about Sunday’s embarrassment faced by Arsenal against Aston Villa. It was a mauling! A comprehensive whopping where the Gunners displayed zero quality or resilience. The Gunners were awful and not one player avoided the considerable negative attention of fans and critics. I couldn’t remember a more insipid performance from
Fred Once Again Seamlessly Exerting His Importance to Solskjaer
Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer stated after the Everton game that Fred and McTominay make the most stable and disciplined midfield partnership in his team, allowing his attackers to thrive. The pair were at their sparkling best from the first whistle against Ancelotti's men, with some sharp passing, solid
The Gloves Are Off: How Arsenal Failed to Match a Team Destined For a Relegation Battle
In the Arsenal v Aston Villa game, Mikel Arteta went for the same side that acquitted themselves so well against Manchester United, and in particular, it was interesting that the Spaniard stuck with Mohamed Elneny. Joe Willock had performed well against Molde and a great many thought that Dani Ceballos was the
Dominik Szoboszlai The £22.5m Midfielder in Whom Arsenal Look to Secure Another Crucial Piece of The jigsaw
According to reports in the Daily Mail, Arsenal are interested in RB Salzburg midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai and are looking to move for him in January. The reports emerged after Dominik's agent confirmed Arsenal's interest during a business panel discussion at the offices of Forbes magazine, according to the Hungarian outlet
MEN Report : Mauricio Pochettino Biding His Time For Old Trafford Job
Six Reasons Why Arsenal Need to Keep a Lid on Expectations Irrespective of Their Decisive Win Over Old Trafford
Champions League Minnows Istanbul Basaksehir Proved Man Utd Still Harbour Defensive Liabilities
Istanbul Basaksehir stunned Manchester United in the Champions League as they snatch away a 2-1 victory. Anthony Martial's goal right before the climax of the first half could only halve the deficit as the fixture saw a goalless second-half. Meaning Demba Ba's opening goal which was followed up by Edin Visca's