Untold Arsenal: Supporting the club, the manager and the team
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Arsenal: the magic of turning draws into victories Sometimes tArsenal journalists have only as much idea as I do. By Tony Attwood There is a fascinating headline in the Guardian which, when combined with the opening to the following paragraph, really made me think that someone at the Guardian is getting the hang of …
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By Tony Attwood Why we should encourage talk that Arsenal cheated their way to the top For many years, as long as I can remember, in fact, it has seemed that football journalists take their position to be one in which they are able to point out the mistakes football managers and their …
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Downman negatives and positives, and our man’s time at Leverkusen The issue with the growth of club groups that owners dare not mention By Tony Attwood “The suffocating tension at Arsenal” was recently pronounced by a number of websites, but I have to say most of my pals and I are not suffering but …
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The issue with the growth of club groups that owners dare not mention Arsenal players’ goals per game figures By Tony Attwood It is difficult to get much Arsenal news today aside from tales of Max Dowman (any minute now we expect a detailed interview with a publican who reports that underage Max …
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Arsenal players’ goals per game figures Arsenal v Leverkusen, tuesday at 8pm. How the opposition are doing By Tony Attwood Football is always engaged in some sort of new adventure, ranging from someone who knows nothing about football buying a club to get a bit of local popularity, through someone having the bright idea …
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Arsenal v Leverkusen, tuesday at 8pm. How the opposition are doing Why we should encourage the talk that Arsenal have cheated their way to the top By Tony Attwood Arsenal have played Bayer Leverkusen in the Champions League on three occasions – twice in 2002 and once just recently on 11 March. The first …
Why we should encourage the talk that Arsenal have cheated their way to the top Max on the rise as the neighbours sink down and down By Tony Attwood And so the football moves along much as expected. Arsenal are now nine points clear of ManC who have a game in hand. Arsenal also …
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Max on the rise as the neighbours sink down and down By Tony Attwood Since 2020, Tottenham have had nine head coaches, and as a result, they are one point above relegation. I am quiite getting to like Igor Tudor, the latest interim Tottenham man. For it seems he has told his players …
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Are English clubs really exhausted before they take on Europe? By Tony Attwood There was a comment from Walter yesterday that, to me summed everything up, along the lines of, “What will they have to moan about now?” And yes for football journalists and their ultra negative editors, that must be the problem. …
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By Tony Attwood Arsenal v Everton: the referee, fouls and the king of the yellow cards Arsenal v Everton. Saturday at 5.30. Everton’s problems explored. So now, for all the talk of Arsenal coming off the rails, it has been five wins and two draws in the last seven league games for Arsenal, …
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by Tony Attwood Arsenal v Everton: the referee, fouls and the king of the yellow cards Arsenal v Everton. Saturday at 5.30. Everton’s problems explored. The constant criticism of Arsenal seems to have run a bit off course. We had all that talk about “their apparent dependency on set-pieces, earning them the nickname …
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Arsenal v Everton. Saturday at 5.30. Everton’s problems explored. Are English clubs really exhausted before they take on Europe? By Tony Attwood The referee for this game is Andy Madley. Here are his details for this season in comparison with other referees and linespeople. Referee GamES Fouls pg Fouls/Tackles Pen pg Yel …
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Are English clubs really exhausted before they take on Europe? If people who buy football clubs can’t see they are being stupid, who are we to tell them? By Tony Attwood And so, we rush back from foreign parts to focus on the domestic league, which finds Arsenal at home to Everton on Saturday …
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If people who buy football clubs can’t see they are being stupid, who are we to tell them? The key question that is never asked in the never ending attacks on Arsenal By Tony Attwood According to the Guardian, “Arsenal’s drab 1-1 draw with Bayer Leverkusen showed Mikel Arteta’s team will require more than set pieces to …
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The key question that is never asked in the never-ending attacks on Arsenal Arsenal in Europe as Tottenham are ranked below Bodo/Glimt By Tony Attwood If you have been supporting Arsenal and reading Untold for a while, you might recall that in the past, especially in the days of Wenger, we have had …
By Tony Attwood Arsenal in Europe as Tottenham are ranked below Bodo/Glimt As the European matches continue, an underlying point has been made in English football that somehow Arsenal are cheating. And three accusations lead on to such thoughts as: why are they cheating, how are they cheating, and why are the authorities …
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The Champions League: must it be the same teams all the time? Arsenal seem to be favourites but the question is just how far Tottenham can go By Tony Attwood As we know, Tottenham Hotspur are supposed to be “up for” big nights in Europe, with the ever-willing media predicting that their next game …
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Arsenal seem to be favouritess but the question is just how far Tottenham can go Bayern Leverkusen v Arsenal: who is actually laughing now? By Tony Attwood Obviously, I rather like the idea of the “same teams all the time” in the Champions League if that includes Arsenal. And of course I know …
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By Tony Attwood Bayern Leverkusen v Arsenal: who is actually laughing now? Arsenal and Bayer Leverkusen in the Champions League. The seasons so far It appears from reports in the ever-untrustworthy media that Gabriel, Declan Rice and Martin Zubimendi are all fit and well to play in the Champions League game on Wednesday. It seems …
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Arsenal and Bayer Leverkusen in the Champions League. The seasons so far Can banter against Tottenham go too far while it is open season against Arsenal? By Tony Attwood (passing the day with a little chuckle) In the last month, both Arsenal and Bayern Leverkusen have each played seven games, but the results have …
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By Jack Beam Arsenal have done something remarkable this season in the Champions League, and it is worth taking a moment to appreciate just how dominant they have been. The Gunners swept through the league phase with eight wins from eight matches and became the first team in the competition’s history to achieve …
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Can banter against Tottenham go too far while it is open season against Arsenal? Club chairmen and many fans are utterly bonkers and their actions prove it By Tony Attwood So just in case you missed it, but I can’t really believe you did, here is the FA Cup quarter finals draw. Southampton vs …
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This article was published as a comment in relation to the article “Why on earth would some supposed Arsenal fans turn on a young player?” I feel the piece makes a number of important points, and so with the permission of the author, I am republishing it here in the hope it …
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7 clubs have won the Double. Can Arsenal do it for a record 4th time Why on earth would some supposed Arsenal fans turn on a young player? By Tony Attwood If you have ever sat down with, or worked closely under a chairman of a fair-sized organisation, you might just find yourself …
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Why on earth would some supposed Arsenal fans turn on a young player? How journalists invented and exploit the “Arsenal are cheats” fantasy By Tony Attwood For many decades, doing the double (which is to say winning the league and FA Cup in the same season) was thought to be impossible because of the …
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