Newcastle of course are doing the same sort of calculations as Arsenal in terms of securing a spot in the Champs League next time around. Chelsea, Aston Villa, ManC and Nottingham F could all overtake ...

So now it seems we have a top seven, or perhaps we might even say a big seven. For the gap between the top clubs are the rest comes after number seven – Nottingham Forest – although to be fair they ...

Arsenal have moved miles under Mikel Arteta, re-building not just a team but also a culture. The club has become wiser in the transfer market as it now emphasizes on long-term growth rather than ...

In short, just as ManC has threatened to keep the Premier League tied up in fiancial knots until the league runs out of cash, the two clubs have effectively made the same threat to Uefa and the EU: ...

Put another way the drug misuse by the population at large was running at 31 times the level of drug misuse among professional footballers. There is, in short, a story, but scurrilous and unscrupulous ...

Meanwhile, we can see that according to referees, Tottenham are fouled nearly half as much again as Liverpool. This means that Tottenham are getting more and more of the their attacks aided by the ...

Comparison of drug use among footballers with the popluation at large Why Arsenal don’t tackle more and why Tottenham are fouled so much By Tony Attwood As the Guardian admits, by and large, the ...

The point is, Arsenal have had problems this season because they have had have had more injuries than any other club by a long way this season. If he has not read the piece maybe the honourable ...

Rather than trying to hold their formation, Arsenal’s players switch positions and adapt their functions to the match situation. Given that, wingers like Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli will often ...

When the media constantly go on and on knocking a club and its manager, along with some of its players it is always interesting to pause and ask, “how come these people who are working as journalists ...

According to the Telegraph Arsenal took “advantage of Liverpool fans turning on Alexander-Arnold,” in their last match. The implication clearly is that mean and nasty Arsenal should have played fair ...