Kroenke Aiming For Total Autonomy At Arsenal And Only One Man Holds The Key To Our Club’s Future Now

by The Long Shadow - 21/09/201822/09/20181

The situation at Arsenal is like reading the pages of an elaborate thriller. Firstly, at Arsenal there is the dominant French manager who is reluctant to give up his control at the club. Secondly, there is a conniving American owner who wants to buy out a stubborn Russian shareholder. Thirdly, there

How Raul Sanllehi The New Power Broker At The Emirates Can Lead The Gunners Into The Unknown

by Rakshit Naidu - 20/09/201820/09/20183

Raul Sanllehi is now the head of football of relations after the official departure of Ivan Gazidis who is heading to Italy. He will be handed the keys to the Emirates and his decade long experience at Camp Nou will be a huge factor in the important decisions that need

AC Milan Bound Ivan Gazidis Reveals WHY He Left The CEO Position At The Emirates

by Abir Chaudhuri - 19/09/201819/09/20181

Arsenal have finally made an official announcement regarding the future of its chief executive Ivan Gazidis, and it is not what the fans of the London club would have hoped for. It has been made clear by the club that the 53-year-old Gazidis will leave his post at the Premier League club

Demystifying The Actual Reason Behind The Possible Departure Of Ivan Gazidis

by The Long Shadow - 15/09/201816/09/20180

Arsenal CEO, Ivan Gazidis is rumoured to be on AC Milan’s wanted list, but this has already been dispelled as fantasy from inside the club. In July, Chairman Sir Chips Keswick, who sounds like a character from a Dickens novel said, Not by Arsenal fans though, Kesqick! The fact is that when Arsene

Why Ivan Gazidis Has Decided to leave Arsenal Despite Getting Completely What He Had Been Craving For Years ?

by Aryaman Sapre - 01/09/20180

Ivan Gazidis, the Chief Executive of Arsenal Football Club is rumored to leave the North-London side after an 8-year stint. Earlier this week, Gazidis was offered to be the next executive director of AC Milan. However, him leaving Arsenal for AC Milan would leave a huge leadership hole.Ivan Gazidis is

Kroenke’s Arsenal Takeover: Everything You Need to Know

by Hridey Kandhari - 15/08/201816/08/20180

Not long ago, Alisher Usmanov confirmed the sale of the Arsenal shares owned by his company, Red and White Holdings Plc. and Stan Kroenke is adding nightmare fuel to this situation. The Uzbeki was in control of around 30% of the club’s shares, but had recently agreed to sell them to

READ: Why Usmanov Must Not Sell His Arsenal Shares To Kroenke At Any Cost

by The Long Shadow - 26/07/201826/07/20180

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Arsenal fans' worst nightmare might be about to turn true as Stan Kroenke now has the potential to add a massive chunk of the club's stake to his own in light of this recent news about Alisher Usmanov. Recently, there have been speculations that Alisher Usmanov, who holds the second most

AC Milan want Ivan Gazidis | Why Arsenal should let him leave

by The Long Shadow - 21/07/20180

Imagine an Arsenal without Stan Kronke , imagine the club minus the odious Ivan Gazidis. Alright , it sounds like the stuff of fantasy and stops just short of the lyrics of a well known John Lennon classic but when AC Milan's expressed interest in acquiring the services of Arsenal's

All about Kroenke, The Invisible Man at the Heart of Arsenal

by The Long Shadow - 09/03/20180

Stan Kroenke is the grey man in the room , the man who everyone recognises but no one knows. On the surface, he's an entrepreneur and sports fan, a man who wants success for the clubs in his portfolio but in reality, he is a man who loves the colour

Arsenal Fans need to Examine their own Behavior before Criticizing Arsene Wenger

by The Long Shadow - 08/03/20180

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There are rumours coming out of Arsenal that Arsene Wenger has attended a crisis meeting with members of the Arsenal board to explain the teams drastic dip in form and its recent insipid performances. Within a period of five matches the side have virtually disintegrated in front of the fans