Untold Arsenal: football news from an Arsenal perspective

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North London Forever:

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Just published by the Arsenal History Society

100 seasons of Arsenal in the top division:  Removing Knighton, the arrival of Chapman, and changing reality

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And recently on Untold Arsenal

Football finances

Summer transfers

Moving on after the Liverpool defeat

Champions League

Football stadia

Referees

The great penalty scandal

How the media hides the real issues

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This daily blog was started in January 2008, and as the name is intended to suggest, we try to cover issues that do not get fulsome coverage in other blogs or publications, and where we are covering the same ground as others, try to do so from a different perspective. A list of the most recent articles is given on the left under “Recent posts”.

Among the many campaigns and research projects we have run across the years I’d probably pick out these as being of interest…

160 games analysed – in which three researchers analysed the first 160 games of one PL season from the point of view of referee errors, and presented the evidence in videos.  It is a project that has, as far as we know, never been attempted or replicated anywhere else.  However it was picked up by the BBC and their report is included in this page on Corruption.

The Untold Banner: a group of readers of Untold who supported what we are doing, liaised with Arsenal FC, and raised funding, so that a banner of our choosing could be erected at the Clock End of the ground.  The video of Match of the Day focussing on our banner is now shown on that page.

The 25 player rule and the drive to allow fewer foreigners into the Premier League has long been the agenda of the FA.  But we undertook the research to see if countries that have done well on the international stage have followed the FA’s desired approach of banning foreigners, or whether there was another factor at play.  It turn out that there was indeed another factor involved.  The fairly simple research that established this was first published in Untold in 2010 and has since been republished (without acknowledgement) in the Daily Telegraph in August 2013.  The Guardian has also picked up on the theme.

Meanwhile we also publish….


Untold Dylan: A daily review of Bob Dylan songs, his concerts and the sources that he uses