Here’s why Arsenal Failing to Strengthen in the January Window Will Simply Tantamount to Pure Negligence and Nothing Less

by The Long Shadow - 10/01/202009/01/20200

With so many injuries and incompatible components in the Arsenal defence, it’s almost certain that the North London club are going to secure at least one central defender to prevent the gunners from shipping goals. Arsenal fans are licking their lips at the possible arrival of a long term partner for

Fire Sale in the Next two Transfer Windows as Arteta Prepares to Reinvent Arsenal

by The Long Shadow - 09/01/20200

You may be left in a state of shock if Mikel Arteta gets his way over the next two Arsenal seasons because the side will be almost unrecognizable to the one you see today. Much will depend on Arsenal’s ability to sell before buying but a certain amount of cash

Solskjaer needs to jettison Pogba after the player is told to have an operation by his advisors.

by Saish Mandavkar - 01/01/202011/01/20201

Ole Gunner Solskjaer looked like a man who had been caught by the security guard trying to exit a store without paying after the Arsenal game. United lost to Arsenal by two goals, in what was a frustrating encounter for the Reds. Paul Pogba was an absentee to the game

How Same old Arsenal Divisions Continue to Cause the Same old problems in the Mikel Arteta Era

by The Long Shadow - 01/01/202001/01/20200

Now I’m not certain what the terms of deal made with Mikel Arteta was, why would I be ? But there is a familiar picture forming as we approach the January transfer window. Word has it that Arsenal are going to be adding to their hotchpotch squad with up to four

Sanllehi On Thin Ice As Arsenal Need Urgent Reinforcements In January Window

by The Long Shadow - 01/01/20201

Raul Sanllehi may yet regret his dismissive tones about the January transfer window. In 2018 the head of football at Arsenal told the Mail, “I don’t believe much in the winter window. There are exceptions but if you have the right planification in the summer and the team are performing at

Mixed Feelings, Optimism Abundance and Problems Continual as Arsenal Fade Against a Determined Chelsea

by The Long Shadow - 31/12/20190

Stranger things have happened at Arsenal this season but in a surreal moment the Emirates fans began to show their appreciation for....Mesut Ozil. Yes, how much weirder could things get ? There were bound to be cards in this testosterone filled London Derby and yellow seemed to be the refs favourite

Is Sean Dyche the Obvious Choice to Manage Arsenal and Will Football Snobbery Discount him as an Option

by Saish Mandavkar - 13/12/201913/12/20190

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There’s been quite a swing in favour of support for Sean Dyche to replace Unai Emery at Arsenal and it’s rather surprising in the light of the big names available and all the usual suspects that the media continues to promote. Many see him as a George Graham figure, one that

Time for Arsenal to look for a new Partnership in the Centre of Defence to stop Gifting Goals

by The Long Shadow - 12/12/201912/12/20190

Sometimes it’s the fans that tend to see the most obvious things from afar and current defensive conundrum of Arsenal appears to be fairly straight forward from a supporters perspective. Having tried the various permutations of Luiz, Mustafi and Sokratis, it’s time to drop all three and look elsewhere. Ljungberg may

All out war on and off the Pitch as Arsenal fall Apart on and off the field

by The Long Shadow - 12/12/201912/12/20190

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We’ve had it all this season at Arsenal, a massive spend, a complete club meltdown, a sacking and a football failure on a mammoth scale. Then there’s been the removal of the captaincy, a variety of strops, a host of social media debacles and the casting aside of various high

Arsenal Struggle Against Ballsy Brighton but There are Signs of Improvement to Cheer for

by The Long Shadow - 07/12/201907/12/20190

It was an evening that Arsenal supporters needed to believe in the hope of some reward. Having suffered eight games without a win and with Freddie Ljungberg in charge, fans wanted to see the commitment and desire which had been completely absent under Unai Emery. Brighton who had pushed Liverpool so