Tag: Arsenal FC

  • Robin van Persie Opens Manchester United Win vs Arsenal

    Robin van Persie Opens Manchester United Win vs Arsenal

    It took him only three minutes to put the Arsenal chapter of his life behind him. Robin van Persie didn’t celebrate his goal, but it was him saying and cementing the fact that he’s moved on to a better place, a better team, as Manchester United cruised to a 2-1 win against a sad, weak and impotent side fielded by Arsene Wenger.

  • Premier League – Manchester United vs Arsenal Predictions

    Premier League – Manchester United vs Arsenal Predictions

    So many story lines converging into one match. Another chapter in the unfair battle between Alex Ferguson and Arsene Wenger, as Arsenal try to put the ghosts of the 2-8 defeat from last season behind them. Robin van Persie playing against his former team stands above them all.

  • Transfer Rumors 2012 – Liverpool Still Chasing Theo Walcott

    Transfer Rumors 2012 – Liverpool Still Chasing Theo Walcott

    Simple math. Liverpool have just one healthy striker in their squad at the moment, Luis Suarez. Arsenal have Theo Walcott, who isn’t too keen on signing a new deal with the team, while his current contract expires in seven months. Once the January transfer window arrives, this transfer looks more and more plausible.

  • Reading vs Arsenal – Match of the Season

    Reading vs Arsenal – Match of the Season

    We’ll never have anything like this again, not for a very long time. Reading taking a 4-0 lead after 37 minutes; Theo Walcott making it 4-4 six minutes into injury time; 5-4 for Arsenal; 5-5 through Pavel Pogrebnyak; Theo Walcott with the winner after 121 minutes; Marouane Chamakh with the final nail in the coffin two minutes later.

  • Arsenal FC – Jack Wilshere and a Successful Comeback

    Arsenal FC – Jack Wilshere and a Successful Comeback

    Yes, it was Mikel Arteta who scored the goal for a struggling and lacking of confidence Arsenal team, but the man who made this win matter more than it should was Jack Wilshere, returning to the game of football after over a year of rehabbing and waiting. While it might be some sort of boost to a sluggish side, it’s definitely not the answer to all the problems.

  • Arsenal FC – Can’t Win With Gervinho as a Striker

    Arsenal FC – Can’t Win With Gervinho as a Striker

    While it might be easier to blame the defense for falling apart near the end, the bigger problem for Arsenal in their Champions League loss was the lack of a natural and capable player to finish the nice work done by the midfield, as Gervinho proved once again he isn’t the player to put their trust in.

  • Arsenal FC – Arsene Wenger With the Same Old Problems

    Arsenal FC – Arsene Wenger With the Same Old Problems

    After thinking he sorted out his goalkeeper problem, Arsene Wenger saw Vito Mannone with a terrible save, allowing Grant Holt the chance to get Norwich their first win of the season. On a day in which Santi Cazorla was a fade of his early season self, there was no real hope for Arsenal to come back from an early deficit.

  • Cesc Fabregas – Barcelona, Arsenal and Nobody Else

    Cesc Fabregas – Barcelona, Arsenal and Nobody Else

    Maybe there was somewhat of karma involved as Cesc Fabregas missed his penalty kick against France, denying Spain a second goal and part of the reason they didn’t win the match. Earlier, he spoke about the whole Arsenal-to-Barcelona saga, saying some rather unsatisfying things, especially if you’re an Arsenal fan.

  • Arsenal FC – Arsene Wenger Keeps Getting Back Injured Players

    Arsenal FC – Arsene Wenger Keeps Getting Back Injured Players

    While Theo Walcott will not play for England against Poland in the midweek World Cup qualifying match, the man who should be really fuming about his injury is Arsenal manager, Arsene Wenger, getting another injured player after the international case.

  • Biggest Transfer What If’s in Football History

    A lot of missed opportunities over the course of history, recent and from way back. Alex Ferguson, despite all of his success has had a few slip away from his fingers during his time with Manchester United; Arsene Wenger with Arsenal as well. And where would have European football gone if Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, Zinedine Zidane and Diego Maradona wouldn’t have landed where they have?