Arsenal's sporting director, Edu, is set to leave the club, it had been revealed. The Brazilian, who made more than 120 appearances for the Gunners, re-joined the club in 2019 and worked under Raul Sanllehi before ultimately replacing the Spaniard as sporting director. Edu worked closely with Mikel Arteta and masterminded a rebuild at the … Continue reading Edu to leave Arsenal
Our trip to Newcstle on Saturday was, in many ways, a microcosm of our last few months without Odegaard.
It was never thus before the Saudi takeover but the influx of money into the north east seems to have ignited a certain strident aggression that simply didn't exist before. No club seems to have felt that more than Arsenal.
Preston aren't 2008 Barcelona, everybody knows that, but that doesn't mean we can't all enjoy a comfortable win.
There's no disgrace in sharing the points with a title rival. At the business end of the Premier League margins are tight and high-stakes matches turn on moments. Hard-fought draws quite often result. And yet, for the third time already this season, Arsenal have dropped points from a winning position and, what seems on the … Continue reading Arsenal 2 Liverpool 2: Makeshift Gunners pay price
When it comes to injuries, however, your luck can evaporate in a matter of days and we find ourselves going into this year's clash with Liverpool in an entirely less fortunate position
It may ultimately have been a victory but it feels like we took a step backwards in achieving it.
We need to show signs of life again from an attacking perspective because we've looked stodgy at times. Ethan Nwaneri has the tools to change that.
Me and my big mouth. I wrote before the game about how the trip down to the south coast would be trickier than many expected and that, despite their results this season, Bournemouth were a better side than they had so far shown. I hate that I was right. Arsenal were all over the place … Continue reading Bournemouth 2 Arsenal 0: The worst performance of the year
Believe it or not, the international break was actually a welcome distraction for Arsenal.
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