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Wolverhampton v Arsenal: Wolves are NOT bottom of the “last six” league. How are Arsenal doing compared to recent years; and what is possible? By Tony Attwood Now here’s a thought: in the last six games Wolverhampton do not have the worst points tally in the league, for that level of mass underachievement is …
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How are Arsenal doing compared to recent years; and what is possible? As some sink to the depths, Eze shines and AFC are in the last 16 By Tony Attwood And so we come on to Wolverhampton v Arsenal, and you might expect talk about Wolverhampton being the worst ever team in the Premier …
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As some sink to the depths, Eze shines and AFC are in the last 16 What makes a abig club and who is to blame for Tottenham’s demise? By Tony Attwood At the moment, Arsenal have 57 points out of 26 games, and of course, we all know they are top of the …
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What makes a abig club and who is to blame for Tottenham’s demise? 100 seasons in the top division: cracks appear in late 1970 By Tony Attwood Well, here’s a nice change. “Eberechi Eze inspires Arsenal to emphatic FA Cup victory against Wigan” says the Guardian. But the manky old Telegraph …
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By Tony Attwood Lucky Arsenal v Sinking Wigan: a mishmash of excuses and multiplicity of reds Arsenal v Wigan and the question of injuries And so here we are once again, with a chance to sort out our FA Cup form. And of course, time also to remind ourselves of what the Honours …
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Why the payday for Wigan from the Arsenal game, can’t come soon enough Arsenal v Wigan in the FA Cup – how big a threat might Wigan be? By Tony Attwood I’ve never been trained as a writer or a journalist, but I do recall some advice I was given by a good …
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By Tony Attwood Why the payday for Wigan from the Arsenal game, can’t come soon enough Arsenal v Wigan in the FA Cup – how big a threat might Wigan be? Now here is a thought and a half. Do clubs in the lower parts of the Premier League pick up more injuries than …
Arsenal v Wigan in the FA Cup – how big a threat might Wigan be? What makes a big club? And who is to blame for Tottenham’s demise? By Tony Attwood Wigan’s last six league matches make a sorry sight – with five defeats and one draw. All the games in the table …
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What makes a big club? And who is to blame for Tottenham’s demise? PGMO replace appointed ref with penalty prone “home win specialist” for Arsenal away game By Tony Attwood So at 4.30pm tomorrow we are off again, this time at home to Wigan in the FA Cup. And since Wigan are a League …
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Time for a pick-me-up after a disappointing draw. 100 seasons in the top division: cracks appear in late 1970 By Tony Attwood Ange Postecoglou has stated that Tottenham Hotspur is “not a big club”. And while as an Arsenal supporter, that gives me a smile, I did also stop for a moment to …
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PGMO replaced the appointed ref with “home win specialist” for Arsenal away game You build a super new stadium, and then slip towards relegation… By Tony Attwood Well, we did issue the public warning when the referee for yesterday’s game was suddenly changed at the last minute, and it seems to have been a …
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Brentford v Arsenal: with the teams evenly matched the change of referee could be decisive PGMO replace appointed ref with penalty prone “home win specialist” for Arsenal away game By Tony Attwood There seems to be a lot of joy among the journalistic community as they point out that the ManC are now within …
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PGMO replace appointed ref with penalty prone “home win specialist” for Arsenal away game Brentford v Arsenal 12 February: the form and the ground By Tony Attwood There really can be no news bigger ahead of this match tonight than the news we have already covered – that the referee originally designated for this …
PGMO replace appointed ref with penalty prone “home win specialist” for Arsenal away game Brentford v Arsenal 12 February: the form and the ground By Tony Attwood The Premier League have appointed John Brooks as the new referee for Arsenal’s trip to Brentford on Thursday and have stood down Tony Harrington, who was originally given …
You build a super new stadium, and then slip towards relegation… Arse Arsenal on track to win the league this season, or could something go wrong? By Tony Attwood As ever we start the match preview with the two teams in relation to their relevant home and away results this season, and what …
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The difference between this Arsenal season and last season in 6 sequences Arse Arsenal on track to win the league this season, or could something go wrong? By Tony Attwood I think it is fair to say that even by their own modest standards, Tottenham have been slipping a little bit of …
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Arse Arsenal on track to win the league this season, or could something go wrong? How to fix the referee problem in just one very simple move By Tony Attwood Last season, Arsenal had no fewer than six debilitating sequences of results, which effectively meant that no trophies came our way. This is …
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How to fix the referee problem in just one very simple move Six points and five goals clear: but how does that relate to the use of the squad? By Tony Attwood It would be great to say that in terms of the way Arsenal are handling all the other teams in the …
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Six points and five goals clear, but how does that relate to the use of the squad? After winning the league this season, what would be Arsenal’s next target? By Tony Attwood Hour after hour, day after day, there are complaints about the inconsistency of referees. But it is very rare to find anyone …
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After winning the league this season what would be the next Arsenal’s next target? How many points does Arsenal need to win the league? By Tony Attwood Waking up this Monday morning and finding that the next fixture is not until THURSDAY seems weird. For week after week (with just one or two …
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by Tony Attwood How many points does Arsenal need to win the league? As I am sure you will know, Arsenal have lost three games this season. The first defeat came in match three, away to Liverpool 1-0 after successive wins against ManU and Leeds. There were media suggestions that the erratic form of …
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Has Man City concluded a secret deal with the Premier League How Arsenal has creagted entertainment leaving the journalists far behind. By Tony Attwood One of the techniques you would need to learn if you wanted to be a journalist, is to find something that is factually true and then state it as …
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Arsenal v Sunderland: the current form and the source of goals Arsenal v Sunderland: the referee and his approach to the teams The latest from the Arsenal History Society’s review of 100 years in the top division is The first double: from advancement to a Midlands disaster By Tony Attwood The Athletic have done their …
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Arsenal v Sunderland: the referee and his approach to the teams Arsenal: why it doesn’t matter that we don’t have a top scorer in the side By Tony Attwood Whichever way one looks at things, Arsenal are (at the moment at least) doing quite well. Top of the Premier League, top of the Champions …
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Arsenal: why it doesn’t matter that we don’t have a top scorer in the side Arsenal v Sunderland: the battle of two teams for the longest spell in the top league Referee appointment Arsenal v Sunderland: Referee: Sam Barrott Assistants: Ian Hussin, Wade Smith. Fourth official: Farai Hallam. VAR: Michael Salisbury. Referee Games …
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