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It’s a bit of a funny old world at the moment (as they say), and my ramblings herein have no overall focus, what with us not having a match this weekend. But I thought I’d just throw in some of the stuff that has caught my attention of late. If it is all too boring, [...] April 9th, 2010 | Category: Arsenal stories, Corruption, Finances, Football blogging, International affairs, FIFA, UEFA |
6 comments - (Comments are closed) Today’s Sponsor: ArsenalGifts.com is a one-stop shop for all things Arsenal related, from replica kits and retro shirts through to Emirates Stadium tours, memorabilia and novelty items. Visit http://www.arsenalgifts.com —————-
Last week we had April Fools Day with all the usual stuff going up on the web sites. Red [...] April 7th, 2010 | Category: All Tomorrow's Parties, Arsenal stories, Football blogging, Journalists and their comments |
28 comments - (Comments are closed) “The childish whimpering of car thieves like Domenech represent the pathetic winging of football’s dodos entering the last chance saloon.” I think that is a fair and reasoned statement. The idiot Domenech, whose main job is to steal footballers who are carefully trained, developed and nurtured by their clubs, not to mention paid by their [...] April 3rd, 2010 | Category: Arsenal stories, Corruption, Finances, Football blogging, International affairs, FIFA, UEFA |
18 comments - (Comments are closed) Is it all over ? By Walter Broeckx If you look at what some people say, it is all over . Even worse because we dropped points against Birmingham in the last minutes we are doomed for the rest of the season. We will be out of the CL on wednesday, in fact why even [...] March 30th, 2010 | Category: Arsenal stories, Football & club strategies, Football blogging, Match reviews and previews, Players |
17 comments - (Comments are closed) In this afternoon’s post: 1. Abandoning the youth project is more important than winning the Champions League by Walter Broeckx 2. Untold Rumour of the Day 3. What you may have missed because you weren’t looking properly – including the correct spelling of Kenny Sansom and how to meet him. ——————————————————
February 13th, 2010 | Category: Arsenal stories, Football blogging |
46 comments - (Comments are closed) The hoax story run by Cardena Ser Radio that Cesc had reached a verbal agreement with Barca to join them this summer must be counted as one of the most successful yet from the Spanish hoax factory that churns these tales out. In the olden days it was generally agreed that you could only run [...] February 11th, 2010 | Category: Arsenal stories, Football blogging, Journalists and their comments |
22 comments - (Comments are closed) By Simon Bailey They may be Anti-Arsenal, but they’re our Anti-Arsenal or Why they haven’t got a leg to stand on. I love the Arsenal. No, I mean it, I really love the Arsenal. There are things I love more; my family, my home, and my dearly departed brindle lurcher to name a few. But [...] February 9th, 2010 | Category: Arsenal stories, Football blogging, Journalists and their comments |
61 comments - (Comments are closed) Why Arsène’s Arsenal are hated (even by its own fans): a long perspective By Brian Baker I was prompted to write this following the extraordinary convulsions in the Arsenal blogosphere after the defeat to Manchester United. Chicken Licken bloggers, one of whom claimed they could manage Arsenal better than Arsene, renewed their calls for [...] February 5th, 2010 | Category: Arsenal stories, Finances, Football & club strategies, Football blogging |
78 comments - (Comments are closed) By Walter Broeckx You know that I do not agree with the way the doom and gloom brigade sees things around The Arsenal. Like I said before I get angry by seeing them telling all their silly sentences like “sack Wenger”, “Give Denilson to the spuds” and more nonsense. But as I always have the [...] February 4th, 2010 | Category: Arsenal stories, Football blogging, Journalists and their comments |
32 comments - (Comments are closed) I have only just found out about the Soccer Lens Awards (thanks to our good friend Gf60) so there is only a day or so left for getting entries in. (Sorry I have been so taken up with all the events of the last few days. Fancy Liverpool losing all their players at once. Well [...] January 15th, 2010 | Category: Arsenal stories, Arsenal youth, Football blogging, Journalists and their comments, Players |
31 comments - (Comments are closed) WARNING THIS ARTICLE AND MOST OF THE COMMENTS WHICH FOLLOW IT CONTAIN IRONY. IF YOU DON’T LIKE A LAUGH PLEASE DO NOT READ ON. 1. He doesn’t buy enough players. Quite clearly we need a new centre forward. Eduardo is done for, Arshavin is too small, Nasri and Rosicky are midfielders not forwards, Vela can’t [...] December 31st, 2009 | Category: Arsenal stories, Arsenal youth, Football & club strategies, Football blogging, Players |
67 comments - (Comments are closed) 1. Take individual moments from games and use them as proof for your point. But avoid seeing these in context. So if a player makes a bad pass just before the opposition score, focus on that, blame him for the goal, and ignore anything else he did in the game. Keep the whole argument incredibly [...] December 14th, 2009 | Category: Arsenal stories, Football blogging, Untrue humour and wild whimsy |
123 comments - (Comments are closed) Here it is – part of the text from last night… “2-1 to the Arsenal,” said Billy. “Hat-trick for Theo,” I agreed. OK I got the goalscorer wrong, but the score was once again correct, and the notion of the own goal was right – although once again I admit I got the side wrong. [...] December 13th, 2009 | Category: Arsenal stories, Football blogging, Match reviews and previews |
44 comments - (Comments are closed) By Walter Broeckx and Tony Attwood Knocking the Arsenal is an important part of the job of every reporter. To be fair some do back off when we are playing brilliant football and winning stuff (only the Guardian and Observer did snarling cynical pieces about the club in the days after we finished the unbeaten [...] December 12th, 2009 | Category: Arsenal stories, Arsenal youth, Football & club strategies, Football blogging, Journalists and their comments, Match reviews and previews |
16 comments - (Comments are closed) Just in case I have lost you a little with that headline let me explain… Yesterday in a world exclusive Walter and I interviewed the manager of Standard Liege and discussed with him the way in which he thought the game would go. He predicted that the key to the game would be the issue [...] November 25th, 2009 | Category: Arsenal stories, Football blogging, Match reviews and previews, Players, Police and stewards |
36 comments - (Comments are closed) A word of warning. In this article I will not be hiding my bushel under a 40 watt bulb. I’m over the parrot. (Sorry if English is not your first language, that’s a really stupid play on words. In simple talk I am happy and I am going to boast). Let me put it another [...] November 2nd, 2009 | Category: Arsenal stories, Football blogging, History |
17 comments - (Comments are closed) By Luke Tao Resulting from the latest seething in the blogs after the unfortunate draw against West Ham, I am requesting a chance to express some views on Arsenal which I have for awhile. My view is that we did not fail against West Ham but rather that we have progressed as a club for [...] October 27th, 2009 | Category: Arsenal stories, Football & club strategies, Football blogging |
39 comments - (Comments are closed) Henri Lansbury – what a player in the making. If for no reason other than to see the midfielder play for Watford you tuned into Sky last night you would have seen him score a terrific goal. A pass, the perfect positioning for a return, heads for goal, a player on either side of him [...] October 24th, 2009 | Category: All Tomorrow's Parties, Arsenal stories, Football blogging, Match reviews and previews |
20 comments - (Comments are closed) On the blogs we should be fighting the media and their attempt to brainwash us all with their version of reality – but most blogs do the reverse. There is something utterly sinister within our media. The issue raises the question of the news, and how it is created, and through it, what is [...] August 30th, 2009 | Category: Arsenal stories, Football blogging, Journalists and their comments |
52 comments - (Comments are closed) Arsenal’s youth team managed to squirm their way through to the Groupie Stage of the Euro Cup last night on the “Most Goals Scored” rule. “It really is ludicrous,” said Letmedrivethe Koach talking on ITV, “no other competition in the world uses this method of deciding the winner. What has the issue of who scored [...] August 27th, 2009 | Category: Arsenal stories, Football blogging, International affairs, FIFA, UEFA, Match reviews and previews, Players |
39 comments - (Comments are closed) This article by Walter Broeckx is reprinted from http://www.arsenalbenelux.be/ – the Arsenal site for fans in Belgium and Luxemburg. It has been translated by the author. In the year 1979 I went to Highbury for the first time in my life and saw them lose to Wolverhampton Wanderers 0-1. It was still the old North [...] August 11th, 2009 | Category: Arsenal stories, Football blogging |
19 comments - (Comments are closed) These days watching a Royal Shakespeare production is a bit like watching Arsenal at Barnet. The players are there, the skills are there, but the auditorium isn’t. If you are not devoted to Shakespeare, or you don’t live in England, you’ll not know that about three years ago the Royal Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford [...] August 9th, 2009 | Category: Arsenal stories, Football & club strategies, Football blogging, Journalists and their comments |
9 comments - (Comments are closed) Were the Last Four Years the Worst in Arsenal’s History? by “LRV” Arsenal joined the old Football League Division 1 (the top flight in English football) in the 1919/20 season. Since then, Arsenal Fans have witnessed the good, not-so-good, poor, not-so-poor, Very good, not-so-bad, bad seasons. In all of these, one thing remains a [...] July 16th, 2009 | Category: Arsenal stories, Football & club strategies, Football blogging, History, Journalists and their comments, Supporters, Tottenham Hotspur |
29 comments - (Comments are closed) There is a story in the Mail, which was highlighted by a correspondent, that suggests Rosicky won’t play for Arsenal this year. It is the usual mishmash of gibberish and invented twaddle. Meanwhile on the Metro there’s a piece that says ‘Speaking to Czech newspaper Sport, Rosicky said: “I think I will be back in [...] July 9th, 2009 | Category: Arsenal stories, Football blogging, Journalists and their comments, Supporters |
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