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Where has all this abuse against Arsenal come from? “Arsenal behind Chelsea and Tottenham” How a once decent publication slipped into the gutter By Tony Attwood “This is what we’re up against” is a regular bleat from the Guardian in articles in which they bemoan the state of Britain, censorship, legal action, and …
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Arsenal ignore PSG, and are in the top eight – and it is getting weird By Nitram Following on from Tony’s recent article: Arsenal behind Chelsea and Tottenham: How a once decent publication slipped into the gutter, regarding the Athletic’s nonsensical statement that: “Arsenal are one of seven top-flight London clubs in …
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Arsenal ignore PSG, and are in the top eight – and it is getting weird Football is now effectively run and controlled by gambling companies By Tony Attwood “Arsenal are one of seven top-flight London clubs in 2024-25, and have often finished behind Chelsea and Tottenham in recent seasons.” So started an article in …
Football is now effectively run and controlled by gambling companies The legal case against Uefa will be decided this week, and football will explode By Tony Attwood This, quite frankly, is getting weird. Arsenal dominated this match and were completely in control…. with 38% possession (!) while getting just one corner in …
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Arsenal v PSG: the problem of simply buying more and more superstars Arsenal in the Champions League: there is always something going on at PSG By Bulldog Drummond The BBC tells us that Luis Enrique, the manager of PSG considers Mikel Arteta to be “one of the best coaches on the market at …
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Football is now effectively run and controlled by gambling companies Arsenal in the Champions League: there is always something going on at PSG The Guardian has an interesting piece on Arteta’s time at PSG and how that period of his life developed his approach to football. Concerning PSG, Arteta is quoted as saying …
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The legal case against Uefa will be decided this week, and football will explode An article in Sports Media notes that, “Gambling messages during live broadcasts of six Premier League matches hit 23,690 – a 240% increase year on year”. They also counted, “More than 10,000 gambling messages detected during match play” and threw …
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The legal case against Uefa will be decided this week, and football will explode Arsenal v Leicester. Arsenal caught out again by the “other” By Tony Attwood Arsenal’s record against PSG, whom we play on Tuesday in the Champions League, is not good, but it is certainly better than you might expect unless …
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By Tony Attwood Arsenal v Leicester. Arsenal caught out again by the “other” By and large the football media tend to support the status quo. And they do this to keep things simple – Fifa and Uefa in charge and doing their own thing without any annoying debate as to whether what they …
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By Tony Attwood Are Arsenal turning into a dirty team, or is it the media that’s getting nasty? Hermansen made 13 saves in the game against Leicester, – the most in a Premier League game since David de Gea for Manchester United against Arsenal in 2017. But at least the referee gave Arsenal …
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Arsenal v Leicester and the very curious case of Leicester’s yellow cards Are Arsenal turning into a dirty team, or is it the media that’s getting nasty? By Bulldog Drummond Arsenal only won two of their first 12 games against Leicester in the League. But then after a couple of years of …
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Why Arsenal are ready to accept a massive increase in yellow cards this season Arsenal v Leicester and the very curious case of Leicester’s yellow cards By Bulldog Drummond Although only five games have gone and only four referees have overseen four or five games each, we can still see enormous differences …
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By Tony Attwood Arsenal v Leicester and the very curious case of Leicester’s yellow cards Yellow cards are on the rise. But beyond that the figures that we have seen so far this season for tackles, fouls and yellow cards are curious. And as I hope to show by the end of this …
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Are Arsenal turning into a dirty team, or is it the media that’s getting nasty? Highlights: Arsenal – nothing to worry about. Football – everything to worry about. Referee data in this article comes as always from WhoScored. By Tony Attwood Now here’s a novel idea – playing a Premier League match at …
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Highlights: Arsenal – nothing to worry about. Football – everything to worry about. Everyone’s injured and Arsenal using the dark arts. By Tony Attwood There has been a huge amount of chat about the “dark arts” involved in the Manchester City v Arsenal game, although not much about other teams who perhaps foul just …
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Everyone’s injured and Arsenal using the dark arts. Arsenal v Bolton: football (but not as we know it), referees and Nic Anelka By Tony Attwood Of course, moving through a round of the League Cup with ease is nothing to be remembered – at least not normally. No more than the fact that the …
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Arsenal v Bolton: football (but not as we know it), referees and Nic Anelka Sexist Uefa loses its accreditation and Bolton struggle in defence By Bulldog Drummond “Arteta rejects talk of Arsenal dark arts” is a rather grand statement in the Guardian; grand in the sense that no one really ever defines what the …
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PGMOL are not incompetent, so stop saying they are By Bulldog Drummond As noted in the last article the referee for this game is Josh Smith. He is a referee who is tentatively being given a chance to move from the rough and tumble of the Championship into the Premier League. Now as …
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PGMOL are not incompetent, so stop saying they are How Premier League refereeing descended into total chaos By Bulldog Drummond Until 2011/12 we used to write about Bolton a lot (often calling them Notlob to signify their backward view of reality). They were in those days (although you might not remember) a Premier …
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How Premier League refereeing descended into total chaos How football is following the lead of Mohamed Al-Fayed by Nekuhan Tony, and other authors on Untold, will you please stop calling the PGMOb ‘incompetent’, ‘biased’, ‘partisan’, ‘partial’, etc., because they are most certainly NOT! They are only a corrupt, criminal organisation, with no …
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By Tony Attwood How football is following the lead of Mohamed Al-Fayed How one manipulative malevolent interview has re-energised the media hatred of Arsenal On 10 October last year the Mirror ran the bold headling “Howard Webb urged to issue ban on referees after Arsenal vs Man City incident”. On October 11 …
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How one manipulative malevolent interview has re-energised the media hatred of Arsenal By Tony Attwood If you ever listen to the news in the UK you will be aware of Mohamed Al-Fayed, who died in 2023. To quote from Wiki, which is in fact quoting something that is on the news in …
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This is a staggeringly brilliant Arsenal team. ManC 2 Arsenal 2 By Nitram Following on from Tony’s previous article Perfidious media link with ManC to launch attacks on all things Arsenal, I thought I’d have a look SKY Sports post match interview that I feel has fuelled this latest bought of media hatred …
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How referees are manipulating the number of yellow cards this season By Tony Attwood I suppose we’ve been a bit naive to expect that the media would be able to celebrate Arsenal’s way of handling ManC, for instead what we have had is a load of whinging, whining and complaining which combined …
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How referees are manipulating the number of yellow cards this season Manchester C v Arsenal. The teams and the records that suggest anything can happen. By Tony Attwood It took Manchester City 100 minutes and playing half the match against 10 men on their home ground just to get a draw, which tells …
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