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 Back in action after spending the weekend in Brittany at the end of the world but now sitting comfortable with a good working (I hope) channel to watch this match. A few changes with last weekend match. Alexis back in the starting line up and also Walcott made the starting line up. …
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By Bulldog Drummond There was one really interesting and barbed comment that most of the media failed to analyse (well actually most of the media fail to analyse most stuff but this was a particular one upon which they faileed to turn their gaze). Mr Wenger’s statement that, “You have to accept that a team …
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by Andrew Crawshaw and Tony Attwood Part 1: Andrew’s memory On 18 March 2010, I was lucky to go with my friend Mark to Craven Cottage to witness one of the best comebacks ever in European Football. It was an EUROPA League last 16 second leg with Fulham having lost in Juventus by 3 – …
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By Bulldog Drummond The injury league still looks completely unbelievable, and so the media are not believing it, by not mentioning it. Arsenal are showing 3 “injuries” – although we are told that Ozil’s injury is an illness of some sort. Looking down the list however he is not the only player with an illness …
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