Arsenal v Everton this weekend: early thoughts and a concern; How top clubs have at least 6+ of the top players in the world in their squads; By Tony Attwood. Arsenal games agains ...

True, Arsenal did overcome Newcastle and Forest in those four games, but having the games against Manchester City and Livefrpool so early in the season and in close proximity was an extra ...

Every two years, clubs lose players, not because they are transferred or injured or out of form, nor indeed because the player is overtaken in the rankings by a new arrival, but because they are not ...

As you may have noticed, Arsenal’s record since the last game in November has been one that has caused a few worry lines to appear on some people’s faces, and also triggered the “Arsenal in decline” ...

The report very helpfully compares the number of injuries during the additional summer event and in the week after the event, with those reported during that period in the season before. In a table ...

Arteta actually joined on 26 December 2019. so I have given him a year to start to get himself together and get the team he wants. Below is the league table for one yuear on from his signing as ...

Now refs are people like you and me, and they too have different prejudices. One ref always see one type of tackle as a foul, another will often see it as just a passing accident or even a fair tackle ...

Of course, the point there was that one of the Manchester United games was in the FA Cup and both the Chelsea games were in the Champions League – so no harm done to our league position. Which raises ...

So the big thing Arsenal need to be wary of is overconfidence. As long as there is none of that we should be fine..

The key point here is that Wolverhampton are top of the fouling league, creating 14.5 fouls a game. Arsenal are penalised for 10.3 fouls a game according to WhoScored statistics which puts Arsenal ...

Arsenal have so many injuries it’s impossible to say what the team will be; The one gigantic benefit that Arsenal have that everyone has forgotten; By Tony Attwood. Well, forgiv ...

There is something wonderful about the history of Jan Breydel, who lived in the late 13th and early 14th century and whose name is given to the stadium in which Arsenal play this week against Club ...