With it being Good Friday, and with Liverpool coming to town tomorrow, I can’t help but reminisce about possibly my favorite ever Arsenal match – a game that our entire season depended upon and one of the few occasions when the North Bank was literally rocking! Good Friday,...

  It would be easy to drool over Aaron Ramsey’s technically imperious strike of the season or the flow of a shackle-free Arsenal performance, but the standout factor for me from last night’s win was the performance of Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.   The Ox was a stand-out performer,...

After two weeks without good football, during which we were forced to settle with lesser football, good football returns to the football schedule as Arsenal Football Club host Manchester City Football Club for a game of football. I’m not really expecting good football as it’s still fairly...

After a disastrous summer, which saw Arsenal sell their captain and spend just £65m on new players, the struggling Londoners visit Leicester having only just managed to beat Crystal Palace, having just about made the Champions League group stages for the 17th consecutive time and having...

The fundamental objective of football is to score more goals than the opposition. However much in real, practical terms, it is far from that simple: the undeniable truth is that goals win games. That fact meant that for a long time, the centre forward’s only real duty was goalscoring. As...

I think we’re all in agreement that ITV’s World Cup coverage has been predictably awful; except perhaps for the hilarious sight of Chiles, Hoddle et al sat on the decking in their holiday wear and sensible shoes, trying desperately to be taken seriously. One other exception has...