Arsenal have too many players in the 25 man squad. Who will leave? The Premier League will be different next season By Sir Hardly Anyone An article in Issue number 425 of the Weekly Post from CIES Football Observatory, offers us the top 100 estimated transfer values using the statistical model developed by …
Arsenal’s 25 man squad The Premier League will be different next season Over half the coaches in professional football clubs were sacked this year By Sir Hardly Anyone Every summer there is an issue that lots of websites playfully ignore, while Untold struggles on desperately trying to make sense of it. It is the …
Over half the coaches in professional football clubs were sacked this year Summer 2023: Arsenal Transfers episode 2. 17 players in, 4 out. By Tony Attwood We’ve been talking a bit of late about managers being sacked, and how Arsenal now have the fourth longest-serving manager in the Premier League, and it brought to …
Summer 2023: Arsenal transfers, 17 players in, 4 out. Arsenal women: the season review. We made the Champions League By Tony Attwood More than half of coaches or managers in professional clubs in sixty top divisions around the world did not finish the season with the club they started with. Indeed in the …
Arsenal women: the season review. We made the Champions League The ten reasons why Arsenal will continue to progress part 4. By Sir Hardly Anyone In January, as we usually do, Untold Arsenal tracked the rumours concerning who Arsenal were going to sign. And as you might recall there were 53 separate reports …
The ten reasons why Arsenal will continue to progress part 4. Football’s in trouble. The ten reasons why Arsenal will make more progress part 3 Andrew Crawshaw The best place to start the season review is where we finished – in third place, which none of us would have been happy with a …
By Tony Attwood The ten reasons why Arsenal will continue to progress part 4 – football is in a mess and Arsenal are working around it. Previously in this series we have had The ten reasons why Arsenal will make more progress in 2023/4. Part 1. (A young team is maturing; Scoring from …
The ten reasons why Arsenal will make more progress in 2023/4. Part 1 (the young team maturing, scoring from everywhere, transfers that work, referees dealt with) The ten reasons why Arsenal will continue to grow: Part 2: Players will stay Part 3…. 6. Merit payments and Champions League money will both help There has …
The ten reasons why Arsenal will make more progress in 2023/4. Part 1 The ten reasons why Arsenal will make more progress in 2023/4. Part 2 By Tony Attwood According to reports that are starting to circulate internationally (see for example Forbes), Uefa corruption inspectors have recommended that Barcelona should be removed from …
The ten reasons why Arsenal will make more progress in 2023/4. Part 1 By Tony Attwood In the first part of this piece (see the link above) we highlighted four reasons why Arsenal would continue on their upward curve. 1. A young team is maturing 2. Scores from everywhere 3 Transfers 4 Referees and …
Arsenal next season: what is likely to happen? What Arsenal have to aim for next season By Tony Attwood There is no doubt that Arsenal are currently making progress – the league table alone would tell you that even if you had never seen them play this season on TV or live. But …
Arsenal 2023/4: the preview What Arsenal have to aim for next season What should happen next to Manchester City if found guilty by the League? By Tony Attwood Based on what we have observed in recent times, what guesses can we make about 2023/4? It is a young team that is maturing. In …
What should happen next to Manchester City if found guilty by the League? Arsenal transfers: what happened in January, and the rumours for now By Tony Attwood The last time Arsenal came runners-up in the league was in 2015/16. Leicester won the league and Arsenal got 71 points – a league total that …
How to punish Manchester City Arsenal transfers: what happened in January, and the rumours for now The first ever analysis of how referees see each Premier League club By Tony Attwood There is a report in the Evening Standard in which it says that Guardiola has asked for the issue of the 115 …
The first ever analysis of how referees see each Premier League club By Sir Hardly Anyone In January we found 66 players who were said to be coming to Arsenal and top of the list of course was Mykhaylo Mudryk with TBR and HITC each mentioning the transfer eight times in different articles. …
Tackles fouls and yellows: how Arsenal have learned to handle the refs By the Untold Team with data derived from WhoScored When all things are considered it is the variations that are concerning. Now the number of tackles a club can put in before a foul is called perhaps doesn’t worry us much. …
The fouls and yellows: how Arsenal have learned how to handle the refs. By Tony Attwood Watching the match on Sunday at Arsenal, knowing I would then start work on the tackles / fouls / cards tables was fascinating. As were the final figures for the season: Leeds put in 78% more tackles …
Arsenal v Wolverhampton: the Arsenal team and predictions Arsenal v Wolverhampton: the basic background facts Prior to the game between Arsenal and Wolverhampton, we had a number of comments from Wolverhampton supporters pointing out that Wolverhampton had suffered this season at the hands of referees. And indeed if we were to include …
Arsenal v Wolverhampton: the team Arsenal v Wolverhampton: the basic background facts. Arsenal v Wolves. Is this the most biased referee in the League? Arsenal v Wolverhampton. Mind-numbing hardly seems the word Arsenal v Wolverhampton. Football down in the lower reaches by Bulldog Drummond A nice statistic has been found by Sports Mole …
Arsenal v Wolverhampton: background Arsenal v Wolves. Is this the most biased referee in the League? Arsenal v Wolverhampton. Mind-numbing hardly seems the word Arsenal v Wolverhampton. Football down in the lower reaches By Bulldog Drummond First off, sorry to Wolverhampton fans whose comments have not appeared. Two reasons: one is we don’t …
Arsenal v Wolverhampton. Mind-numbing hardly seems the word Arsenal v Wolverhampton. Football down in the lower reaches By Bulldog Drummond The referee for the final game is Andre Marriner, and in the table below (drawn from data from WhoScored) we can see the way in which the number of fouls per game varies …
Wolverhampton: the mind-numbing club Football in the lower reaches By Bulldog Drummond As we saw in our opening article on the final game of the season, Wolverhampton are a club in the lower reaches of the league, but not a club in danger of descent into the darkness. So we can take a …
2022/3: The final game How much is each club earning from merit payments this season? Arteta is now the 4th longest serving manager in the league. So what? By Bulldog Drummond One year ago the table read Team P W D L F A GD Pts 4 Tottenham Hotspur 37 21 5 …
Estimated Merit Payments 2022/23 Arteta is now the fourth longest serving manager in the league. It’s time to read the football press and really have a laugh An article in the Metro recently suggested that the prize money this season for the top four clubs was likely to be… £44 million £41.8 …
It’s time to read the football press and really have a laugh Premier League manager of the season: not one vote for Arteta By Tony Attwood As we said in the last article, there was not one vote for Arteta as the manager of the season while quite a few managers below the …