We have sacrificed our soul in the pursuit of extra millions and a place in which to place our snout in the trough.
Author: blogonyougunners
Journalist, blogger, and long suffering Arsenal fan, bound for all time to share the pain and misery, and occasional pin-prick of joy, that comes with following north London's finest exports.
Arsenal 1 Fulham 1: When you trust to luck, you’re destined to be disappointed
The reality is that we only managed a point. It wasn't the best performance you'll ever see from an Arsenal side but it wasn't especially bad. It was very much a performance that reflects not only our season but also our current situation with injuries and the European focus.
Silverware? More points? How can Arsenal’s season be considered a success?
Have we taken a step forward or a step back?
Go on, admit it – you didn’t see that Arsenal performance coming!
How many times in recent memory have Arsenal had a match wrapped-up inside half-an-hour?
Auba or Laca: Who should the manager choose for crunch Europa League tie?
Ahead of Thursday night's must-win clash at Salvia Prague, Mikel Arteta has a big decision to make: does he start Aubameyang or Lacazette?
Blades win sets stage for Arsenal ahead of crucial Europa League clash
Somehow, it always feels like we are playing football and juggling venomous snakes at the same time.
Arsenal vs Sheffield United: Is this start of a late league run for the Gunners?
If nothing else, the run of fixtures we have between now and the end of the season could provide us with some much-needed answers.
Arsenal vs Slavia Prague: We were promised balls, we were given bollocks
having toiled long and hard to earn even that meagre breakthrough, we threw it away in a manner it seems only this side is capable of.
Arsenal vs Slavia Prague: The Gunners must win, and win well.
For all their pluck in the current campaign, Slavia Prague are not Real Madrid so failing to get a result will be a huge blow.
A sticking plaster to fix a leak: Should we extend David Luiz for one more year?
Arsenal have gaps all over the pitch that will need to be filled this summer. In better times for the club, that might mean an ambitious round of spending in the transfer market but, given the current state of play, the chances of that happening are vanishingly small - even if we somehow make it … Continue reading A sticking plaster to fix a leak: Should we extend David Luiz for one more year?
