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Arsenal FC Blog has been nominated for ‘Best Team Site’ in the 2009 Soccerlens Awards. Please vote for it by clicking here! Just as predicted, Alex Song will be back for this weekend’s game against Manchester United after his Cameroon team were knocked out of the African Cup of Nations by Egypt. Emmanuel Eboue will [...]
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Update: If you want news about the inevitable signing of Sol Campell, go here instead. * * * Thrilling Arsenal transfer news will not be found here today. Indeed, when “Angola 2010: Eboue starts with a draw” is the headline on the official Arsenal website it’s a fairly big indication that it’s a quiet news [...]
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There’s all sorts of stuff involving Arsenal going down at the moment so I’ll quickly summarise. Saturday and Sunday saw the Arsenal boys play in the Emirates Cup and two wins over Atletico Madrid (2-1) and Rangers (3-0) meant that we picked up the trophy for the second year running time in three years. I must [...]
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Kolo Toure is now a Manchester City player after completing a transfer believed to be worth around £16 million. The Ivorian’s move has been confirmed on the official Arsenal website as well as the City one with Toure signing a four-year deal with his new club. First things first I want to say that I wish [...]
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I’ve compiled a list of interesting Arsenal news and blog posts from the weekend. Enjoy: Inter Milan and Brazil defender Maicon has told supposed Arsenal target Felipe Melo that he would be more than good enough to start for the Italian champions. Bordeaux have rejected the notion that we are going to sign Marouane Chamakh. Emmanuel [...]
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Hello again. I hope you’re well as we race towards the promised land that is the weekend. There’s quite a lot of Arsenal transfer speculation floating around today – and that seems as good a place as any to kick things off. Two names in particular are getting a bit of exposure and those are [...]
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Today is the third in a series of posts reviewing Arsenal’s 2008/09 season. Last week I reviewed the performances of our goalkeepers and defenders over the course of the season and today it’s the midfielders turn. Enjoy, and be sure to let me know what you think at the end by commenting. Wenger’s gamble When Mathieu Flamini, [...]
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