The end of Arsene Wenger’s career is fast approaching. Don’t mistake that sentence for a dramatic statement about an impending dismissal – Wenger is 66 and retirement from football management is an inevitability. Even Wenger can’t fail to see it coming. A sizeable chunk of Arsenal fans are keen to accelerate that retirement process based… Keep Reading
We’re in the middle of March, and that can only mean one thing, we’re also in the middle of Arsenal’s annual “season in crisis” patch of form. Knocked out of the FA at the weekend, on the verge of being knocked out of the Champions League at the last 16 stage yet again, and only… Keep Reading
Arsene Wenger is most famous for his work with Arsenal, whom he took over in 1996 and has won multiple trophies for, however, one would be forgiven for not remembering his work prior to his Arsenal career. The Frenchman retired from his playing career in his hometown of Strasburg and just three years later he… Keep Reading
Going into the new Premier League season there was something strange surrounding and engulfing Arsenal football club, optimism for the season ahead. Coming off the back of successive FA Cups and a good second half of the season (Monaco aside) the squad seemed strong and in good shape. Petr Cech’s arrival from Chelsea was in… Keep Reading
Arsene Wenger is a divisive figure amongst fans; the pro Wenger and Anti Wenger sides of the fence are pretty equally matched. I sit somewhere in the middle of this debate. Whether Arsene will be given the chance to transform Arsenal into genuine title contenders again is doubtful, but even if he is, at 65… Keep Reading
Arsene Wenger, OBE, celebrated last September 19 years in English football. He has, to his name so far, three Premier League titles and five FA Cups, becoming one of the most successful managers in the Premier League era. In a time of shotgun decisions, big money transfers and the demands of instant success, the Frenchman… Keep Reading
1-0 to the Arsenal. That used to be the chant used by opposition fans to highlight how dull and boring Arsenal used to be watch. Obviously, it was done to undermine the fact that Arsenal were normally winning at the time, but in years gone by, going 1-0 down to Arsenal normally meant defeat. Fast… Keep Reading
