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Football corruption – the new trend
Alan Moore looks at corruption in football in the aftermath of Sam Allardyce’s rapid demise just 67 days into his tenure as England manager.
Tag: Arsenal
Is Eddie Howe the manager capable of reviving Arsenal’s British core at The Emirates?
Stefan Reyners ponders the future for Arsenal and puts forward the case for Eddie Howe to succeed Arsene Wenger in the hot seat.
New beginnings – How Mikel Arteta can bring his playing past to a managerial future
Mikel Arteta’s Barcelona roots and Premier League experience could see him set out on a success story in management, writes Stefan Reyners.
Big trouble in little Belarus for BATE Borisov
Alan Moore discusses the plight of Belarus champions BATE Borisov in the wake of their Champions League defeat in Ireland against Dundalk.
Bosnian Golden Boy – Zlatan Ibrahimovic
Ahead of Sweden’s first EURO 2016 game tomorrow, Alan Moore looks at what might have been for Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
Arsenal and the Theatre of the Absurd
Priya Ramesh analyses the current situation at Arsenal and finds some interesting comparisions with one of the most famous plays ever written.
Arsene who? Back to square one for Wenger
Paul Caulfield discusses the unrest at Arsenal with many calling for Arsene Wenger to end his two decade spell in charge.
Why fly when you can walk on water? Arsenal FC v Hull City FC – Part Two
The second part of The Beautiful Game’s visit to The Emirates Stadium as Arsenal put Hull City to the sword.
Why fly when you can walk on water? Arsenal FC v Hull City FC – Part One
The Beautiful Game lads took in the glitz and glamour of The Emirates Stadium for Arsenal’s FA Cup tie against Hull City.
Are Arsenal back on the right track?
Arsenal showed great character to claim a point with ten men in the North London Derby but can they kick on and take out the title?