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Morning all.
I feel like there’s too much stuff today. I can’t really keep up. I’m flitting from one thing to to the next to the next and it’s all just a lot. Maybe I need to break it down into separate bits. I suppose we should start with the game.
Crystal Palace 1-2 ArsenalThis was certainly a team selection with more than one eye on Budapest. A start for Chr...
Morning all.
For the final time this season, Arsenal will play a Premier League game, but will take to the field at Selhurst Park as champions. There’s a world in which today is all important, the destination of the title to be decided, our nerves frayed like a piece of old rope, and frankly, that’s a world I’m glad we’re not involved in.
I don’t know about you,...
Around five-and-a-half years ago, Arsenal were 15th in the Premier League and had won two of their last 12 league games. Two of their next three, following the visit of London rivals Chelsea, were against teams below them. That spell, from Christmas to New Year, would determine whether or not the team would be plunged into a shock relegation battle.
Bukayo Saka, at the...
Happy Saturday fans of the Premier League Champions, the mighty Arsenal Football Club.
Like all of you I’ve been 100% focused on us and how much we’ve had to enjoy over the last few days. I think that’s only right and proper. But, as time goes on, you remember that part of what makes football so great is ensuring that those who might have given you stick about your foo...
Morning champs.
As we watched the scenes unfold at London Colney, when players and staff celebrate Bournemouth taking the points off Man City that secured the title for Arsenal, one man was conspicuous by his absence. There was no sign of Mikel Arteta.
I wondered