If clubs are to be penalised for fans behaviour then Uefa must be penalised for its stadium disasters too Journalist writes in favour of Ashburton Army. But maybe it is not the full story. Please note we’ve changed our home page to make it easier for you to find our stories if you …
Journalist writes in favour of Ashburton Army. But maybe it is not the full story. Before the Palace game there were demands to sack Arteta. So what did we learn? By Tony Attwood Fifa demands forfeit for teams with racist fans after ‘abhorrent’ incidents, shouts the headline in the Guardian And yes it …
Before the Palace game there were demands to sack Arteta. So what did we learn? By Tony Attwood Two interesting statistics have emerged recently from Arsenal. One is that Arsenal have scored more set-piece goals than any other team in the league, the current count showing the club having 13, which is four more …
How long before the ownership of Man City and Newcastle is properly questioned? How clubs are using a gap in the rules to allow them to ignore young players’ injuries By Tony Attwood So perhaps it is not such a bad season after all 5-0 against Sheffield United, 6-0 v Lens, and now 5-0 …
Arsenal v Crystal Palace: Do Arsenal need to beat Palace to avoid sacking Arteta? Tackles, fouls and yellow cards, Arsenal, Palace, Chelsea and Tottenham compared. The referee for the Arsenal v Palace game is Paul Tierney. The other officials are Assistant Referees, Scott Ledger and Daniel Robathan, Fourth Official: Andrew Madley, Video …
Arsenal v Crystal Palace: Do Arsenal need to beat Palace to avoid sacking Arteta? Tackles, fouls and yellow cards. Arsenal Palace, Chelsea and Tottenham compared By Bulldog Drummond Back in September, Crystal Palace beat Manchester United away 0-1 having lost 3-0 four days earlier to the same team, at the same ground. …
Arsenal v Crystal Palace: Do Arsenal need to beat Palace to avoid sacking Arteta? Arenal Women – Preview of the second half of he season Part 2 By Bulldog Drummond In the last article, we looked at how Arsenal and Crystal Palace have been doing this season in terms of home and away …
Arenal Women – Preview of the second half of he season Part 2 How long before the ownership of Man City and Newcastle is properly questioned? By Bulldog Drummond There is the old saying that one can prove anything with figures, and although that is most certainly not true (try for example, proving …
What happened to Folarin at Monaco, and the fate of other young players at Arsenal How clubs are using a gap in the rules to allow them to ignore young players’ injuries By Tony Attwood I have often thought that the problem with having clubs in England run by people who are …
How clubs are using a gap in the rules to allow them to ignore young players’ injuries Could keeping Folarin Balogun have made a difference to Arsenal this season? We recently published an article: Could keeping Folarin Bolgun have made a different to Arsenal this season? and in response our long term reader Le Gall wrote …
Could keeping Folarin Balogun have made a difference to Arsenal this season? Managers sacked, players banned, points deducted: it’s the groundwork that counts By Tony Attwood Can we have competition in football without rules? Well, obviously not. If you have ever dipped into our companion publication “The History of Arsenal” website you may …
Managers sacked, players banned, points deducted: it’s the groundwork that counts Everton and Forest: what exactly has gone wrong with their accounting? By Tony Attwood “Shock horror Arsenal make the wrong decision” That’s the sort of generic headline that various media outlets love to use – Arsenal buy a player, Arsenal don’t buy …
Everton and Forest: what exactly has gone wrong with their accounting? Are Everton and Forest about to get points deductions? By Tony Attwood This being a time when Arsenal are not playing, I’ve been looking around at other topics that I find fascinating, in the hope that maybe you might be interested too, …
Are Everton and Forest about to get points deductions? Rival to Champions League announced by media that is prohibited from applauding By Tony Attwood When the first hearing against Everton for breach of Financial Fair Play rules announced its results, I wrote “Everton have had their league total of points cut from …
Rival to Champions League announced by media that is prohibited from applauding Picture of PL ref’s obvious error leads to club director’s Twitter account being closed By Tony Attwood In a recent piece (Picture of PL ref’s obvious error leads to club director’s Twitter account being closed) I raised, in passing, the issue …
Picture of PL ref’s obvious error leads to club director’s Twitter account being closed Could ESPN’s claim that Tottenham are in the title race be true? There is a guide to many of our latest series and investigations on the home page By Tony Attwood The announcement of a competition that aims to …
Could ESPN’s claim that Tottenham are in the title race be true? From organised time wasting to outright corruption. 16 years of football By Sir Hardly Anyone This article is about a piece that appeared in The Messenger, an American news site founded by Jimmy Finkelstein, the former owner of the news …
From organised time wasting to outright corruption. 16 years of football Arenal Women – Preview of the second half of he season Part 1 By Tony Attwood ESPN tells us that Ange Postecoglou has said that he believes Tottenham are in the Premier League title race. Which is quite a claim given …
Arenal Women – Preview of the second half of he season Part 1 Be prepared for the new FFP explosion on Sunday (or Monday latest) By Tony Attwood Yesterday, 12 January, was Untold Arsenal’s birthday. We published our first article on 12 January 2008: in relation to Arsenal 1 Birmingham 1, a match which …
The psychological war being waged on Arsenal, its fans and its players every day Accepting rather than questioning, is English football’s greatest problem By Tony Attwood Financial Fair Play has been with us for over ten years now, but this year it is making much bigger waves than ever before, while forcing the …
The psychological war being waged on Arsenal, its fans and its players every day Accepting rather than questioning, is English football’s greatest problem By Tony Attwood Occasionally, of course, a player from the junior teams within a Premier League club, finds his way into the first team. At such a moment the Academy gets …
Accepting rather than questioning, is English football’s greatest problem There are issues in football that lurk in the background and will cause enormous harm By Sir Hardly Anyone To do well at work, we all of us need to feel positive about ourselves, and our jobs. If such feelings are undermined then our …
There are issues in footbal that lurk in the background and will cause enormous harm How could the PGMO have allowed the position of referees get so bad? By Tony Attwood The dominant notion within English football is that it is the best in the world, as I have oft noted. Alongside this …
How could the PGMO have allowed the position of referees get so bad? The one thing that Arsenal so clearly need this season By Tony Attwood The essence of Untold’s argument of late is that there is a whole range of issues in football which are of considerable importance, but which often are …
The one thing that Arsenal so clearly need this season Arsenal: a gimmick when we do, a failure when we don’t By Tony Attwood Criticism of referees is not everywhere. It is to be heard in the grounds, and read about in blogs, but in comparison there is very little criticism of PL …