Untold Arsenal: Supporting the club, the manager and the team
"I believe the target of anything in life should be to do it so well that it becomes an art." A Wenger
By Walter Broeckx The injury to Walcott has been the start of some people freaking out. The cries to buy no matter what cost has been seen back. Probably at the first not win result people will hold up signs saying to buy, buy, buy. People will scream to sack the manager and rubbish all …
A lot of Word Press web sites have of late been having some problems. We’ve had ours, and in resolving them we’ve had to do a series of upgrades, updates, twiddles, mucking about, bits and pieces, turn arounds, reboots, downgrades, upgrades, refreshes, refreshments, gin and tonic and hows-your-father, and during the course of the last …
Tony Attwood I wrote the other day about a legal challenge to the transfer fee policy within the EU. It’s quite a big deal – easily a deal the size of Bosman. But there is another legal battle on the horizon, and just as the Bosman case involved a player you’d probably not heard of, …
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By Walter Broeckx I just read an interesting article about the injury that Theo Walcott sustained in the North London Derby last weekend. And as it was mentioned in the comment section earlier by one of our readers I think it would be interesting to have a closer look at this. Now I must warn …
Read More “Is there still hope for Theo to make the world cup?”
