The future of football is in crisis, something I feel I’ve been writing about for ages and it’s almost as if everyone thought that the COVID-19 pandemic was over, such has been the short-sightedness of the Government and football’s official bodies. The claims concerning safety at football grounds are just throwaway
Tag: Covid-19
Multiple Sponsorship in Football Could be The Solution to Missing Cash
Football clubs have primarily two sponsors for their jerseys - the shirt sponsor and the kit sponsor. Multiple sponsorships are not a thing in football, having various company logos on the sleeves or the back is unpopular. However, given the current economic situation, this might be the only way forward,
The Return of Supporters: The Answer Lies With The Individual Clubs
Social gatherings ban derails plans for supporters return to football grounds in October.
David Luiz Neck Injury or Self Isolation Mystery; Is There More to This Than Meets The Eye
The Evolution of The Game Requires Changes to The Rules on Substitutes
Covid-19 saw the postponement of the Premier League and it restarted with the introduction of drinks breaks and an increase in substitutes. Fresh on the back of the inconsistent and confusing VAR system, drinks breaks were adopted and subsequently, dispensed with. Now, it appears that the five substitutions rule permissible during
No Heart, No Soul, No Appreciation and No Conscience: What Arsenal’s Shameful act Signifies
Trying to Make Sense of Özil’s Continued Absence From the Arsenal Squad
The High Stake Premier league Experiment That Cannot Afford to Fail
Arsenal’s Current Issues Appear Mild Compared to That of Their Neighbours as Another £175m Loan Fuels Further Misery for Tottenham
How Arsenal’s Training Sessions are Unfolding and What Does it Tell us About the Return of the League
Arsenal Need to get Brutal in the Transfer Window by Trimming the fat From the Existing Squad
Arteta Urges Sanllehí to Make an Offer to one of Their High Profile Young Stars Despite Cutting Down on Wage Bills
Wenger’s legacy and Arsenal’s Debt to Their Former Manager Becomes Ever More Prominent in the Aftermath of Covid-19
The speculation is increasing that Arsenal are going to be very active in the summer’s transfer window, especially with the number of familiar faces leaving the club. The COVID-19 virus will redefine the game, the domestic and European competitions, the way deals are made including players contracts and sponsorship models and televised
Grealish to United: Why it’s Likely and why it’s the Right Decision at the Right Moment
It is no secret that Jack Grealish has caught Manchester United's eye over the past season. The 24-year-old Aston Villa captain has put up phenomenal performances for the relegation-threatened club this season, having scored 9 goals along with 8 assists in all competitions before the season was suspended on account of COVID-19. Speculation
Are Arsenal About to Turn to Youth to Balance the Books After the Pandemic Ends Like These Other Teams Have Done Before Them
COVID-19 shows no signs of abating anytime soon and as a result, Premier League clubs are number crunching and forecasting the financial impact as we speak. The massive losses from revenue, coupled with a staggering yearly wage bill of £230m will bring about massive and lasting changes in the financial
Is a pay cut in Wages Possible for Arsenal and Their Stars Given the Uncertainty of the Season Ever Being Completed?
Fans Need to Lower Their Expectations and Accept That are Still Major Challenges Ahead Once the League Restarts
The Exit Door is Wide Open for Aubameyang’s Departure Despite Arteta’s Best Efforts
Any hopes that Arsenal would be able to keep hold of Pierre Emerick Aubameyang beyond the summer appear to be fading fast. The Gabon striker has recently shied away from giving any assurances of his continued commitment, as a host of elite clubs prepare their offers for the 30-year-old. 61 goals from