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
Arsenal: most shots at home, fewest shots away. What’s going on? Please do make a note: if you can’t get through to www.untold-arsenal.com because of our ongoing technical problems, do then try www.blog.woolwicharsena;.co.uk. Please do make a note of that address if you don’t already have it on your computer. Meanwhile… As we …
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Over the last three decades, Arsenal has had its fair share of ups and downs, but boast three Premier League titles (including their famous “Invincibles” season) and nine FA Cups, in that time. With Mikel Arteta shaping his wards into a team that consistently challenges for the Premier League now, we could yet see …
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You may have noticed the inconsistency of Untold Arsenal appearing of late. Really sorry – we have a technical fault which at the moment seems to be beyond our ability to fix So in the interim – where we are not able to publish on this site we will publish instead on www.blog.woolwicharsenal.co.uk – the …
Bournemouth v Arsenal: Arsenal injuries and the club’s record breaking run Arsenal: most shots at home, fewest shots away. What’s going on? Tackles, fouls and cards from fouls: Bournemouth v Arsenal Bournemouth v Arsenal Reserves: Arsenal top of the league for injuries AFC Bournemouth v Arsenal: 19 October 5.30pm: the background ByTony Attwood Really …
By Bulldog Drummond Arsenal: most shots at home, fewest shots away. What’s going on? Tackles, fouls and cards from fouls: Bournemouth v Arsenal Bournemouth v Arsenal Reserves: Arsenal top of the league for injuries AFC Bournemouth v Arsenal: 19 October 5.30pm: the background Looking at this weekend’s fixtures we could see a little …
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Arsenal Football Club is one of the most storied teams in English football and their rich history has attracted not only fans’ attention but also punters around the world. The form this team takes influences the probability of a bet effectively, as any fluctuation of form, injury to key players, or even tactical …
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Tackles, fouls and cards from fouls: Bournemouth v Arsenal Bournemouth v Arsenal Reserves: Arsenal top of the league for injuries AFC Bournemouth v Arsenal: 19 October 5.30pm: the background By Bulldog Drummond Here’s another one of those rather amusing and sometimes interesting facts that those odd bodkins who are paid so much …
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By Bulldog Drummond Bournemouth v Arsenal Reserves: Arsenal top of the league for injuries AFC Bournemouth v Arsenal: 19 October 5.30pm: the background In our usual review of tackles fouls and cards for fouls, this week we look at the two clubs involved in our game of tomorrow, plus Manchester United who seem to …
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AFC Bournemouth v Arsenal: 19 October 5.30pm: the background Just how good is Mikel Arteta as a manager? And does it help to change managers? By Bulldog Drummond Arsenal don’t have a whole team absent with injuries at the moment – but they are as near as damn it. Only Manchester United equal …
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Just how good is Mikel Arteta as a manager? And does it help to change managers? Is Man City’s aim complete domination of the Premier League, or are we all just being hysterical? By Bulldog Drummond From 1923/4 to 1970 Bournemouth (or Bournemouth and Boscombe Athletic to give them their full name …
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Is Man City’s aim complete domination of the Premier League, or are we all just being hysterical? Football’s descent into chaos: something now has to give By Tony Attwood Today’s headline is a question that arose once again in a discussion after the appointment of the new England manager and the display …
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Football’s descent into chaos: something now has to give In the end this referee and injury nonsense has to stop By Nitram In conversation, I have had it said to me: “There is a certain hysteria about MCFC dominating the Premier League”, as if somehow we have all got this wrong. Manchester City aren’t …
In the end this referee and injury nonsense has to stop Clubs prepare legal claims against Manchester City By Tony Attwoood Two headlines running today give us a fair glimpse into what football is all about at the moment First, Nigeria players ‘held hostage’ in airport and left with no food and water …
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Transforming the Game: How Online Betting Is Changing Arsenal’s Transfer Strategy Discover how online betting is influencing Arsenal’s transfer strategy. Learn how to place bets on football transfers and stay ahead of the game. Since Mikel Arteta was appointed Arsenal manager in December 2019, the Spaniard has spent approximately £577 million on new …
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Clubs prepare legal claims against Manchester City “What if an infinitely rich owner bankrupts the Premier League?” By Tony Attwood So now we learn that Gabriel Martinelli, having been brought back toward his form of days gone by, through careful nurturing and development, has gone off to play for Brazil and has consequently …
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“What if an infinitely rich owner bankrupts the Premier League?” It’s not the fact that Forest were fined £750,00: the question is still “Why?” By Tony Attwood It is starting to be reported that individual clubs in the Premier League are willing to sue Manchester City if the club is found guilty …
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It’s not the fact that Forest were fined £750,00: the question is still “Why?” Are Arsenal, Man Utd and Liverpool just an entitled red cartel? By Tony Attwood “What if an infinitely rich owner bankrupts the Premier League?” It is a question we have been pondering off and on for a couple of years, …
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Are Arsenal, Man Utd and Liverpool just an entitled red cartel? It is time to stop this international nonsense now! By Tony Attwood So as you may have heard, Nottingham Forest have been fined (or as the journalists will soon have it, have “been hit with a fine.”) It is also apparently “one …
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It is time to stop this international nonsense now! Manchester City offer the other 19 clubs just two ways out of the current mess By Nitram That is an accusation I have seen thrown around many many times, and I think it is absolute nonsense. In fact, I think is completely the other way …
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Manchester City offer the other 19 clubs just two ways out of the current mess Why is it that so many newspaper stories about Arsenal turn out to be untrue According to the NY Times website Maheta Molango, chief executive of the PFA union suggests that there is now a strong feeling among players …
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Why is it that so many newspaper stories about Arsenal turn out to be untrue The Premier League is now teetering on the edge, but there is still a way out By Tony Attwood Here are the comments and ratings from the Guardian on the two Arsenal players, playing for England against Greece. …
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By Tony Attwood The Premier League is now teetering on the edge, but there is still a way out Why goals scored isn’t the measure it is cracked up to be Very sorry we went down for a while today – we really are trying to find the cause of these occasional interruptions, …
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By Tony Attwood Why goals scored isn’t the measure it is cracked up to be The key points we will be putting to the Football Regulator on Day 1 Before Manchester City started to win the League more often than they didn’t (seven times starting in 2011/12) we had had runs of …
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The key points we will be putting to the Football Regulator on Day 1 The battle lines are drawn, but the Premier League has the winning hand. In football there are several traditional ways of writing about players and clubs and most publications follow these. But such traditional approaches can lead to …
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The battle lines are drawn, but the Premier League has the winning hand. ManC case against League leaves League free to make two minor amendments By Tony Attwood It is being said in political circles that the bill to introduce the Football Regulator into English law will be introduced next month. Unfortunately, it …
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