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We need to talk about how we talk about Mesut Özil
Often held up as the symbol of Arsenal’s failings, Ryan Hunn argues its time we discuss how we think and talk about Mesut Özil.
Tag: Arsene Wenger
Shifting sands in football tactics and the rise of the counter attack
The past couple of seasons have seen a shift away from possession-based tactics to something all the more attacking, writes Simon Bolger.
Does business, inertia and one key departure sustain Arsène Wenger’s position?
With the Arsenal fanbase split over their manager, is it really the opinion of one man that will decide Arsène Wenger’s future, asks Alan Robins.
Arsenal mustn’t let Everton defeat damage title hopes
Arsenal’s title ambitions took a knock with defeat at Goodison Park, but the Gunners shouldn’t dwell on defeat for too long, writes Harneet Singh Sethi.
European glory is well within Arsenal’s reach
Harneet Singh Sethi talks up Arsenal’s chances of Champions League success following an impressive showing in this season’s group stage.
Olivier Giroud – The famulus overshadowed by Galacticos’ magic
Does Olivier Giroud have anything to do with a famulus? Harneet Singh Sethi thinks so.
Can Arsene Wenger end the drought and win the Premier League this year?
Arsenal have made a strong start to the Premier League season but there are still doubts about their title credentials.
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.
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.
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?