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Arsène Wenger – Revolution at Arsenal
A virtual unknown before his arrival in England, Arsène Wenger could rightly claim to be the man that revolutionised football in England. Sam Stobbart discusses the Frenchman’s Arsenal career.
Why Patrick Vieira should be the next Arsenal manager
With speculation rife over who will replace Arsene Wenger, Evan Coughlan puts forward the case for Patrick Vieira to be the next Arsenal manager.
The curious case of Arsène Wenger
In the wake of the announcement that Arsène Wenger is to leave Arsenal after 22 years, Ryan Hunn argues that no eulogy could match the complexity of his tenure.
Who could be in contention to replace Arsène Wenger?
With so much speculation surrounding the future of Arsene Wenger, we take a look at some of his potential replacements when he eventually leaves Arsenal.
The sad decline of Arsène Wenger
Ben Cullimore discusses the fallout from Arsenal’s weekend loss in the Carabao Cup Final as Arsène Wenger’s legacy at the club becomes ever so slightly more tarnished.
Aubameyang adds goal-scoring quality to a stellar international cast
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has hit the ground running at Arsenal, and Takudzwa Chikonzo believes that the Gabonese captain will not look out of place in the Premier League.
Amidst Sanchez, Aubameyang and Mkhitaryan, Arsenal forget their real problem
While Arsenal have spent the last couple of weeks juggling their attacking options, Kaustubh Pandey believes that it’s the other end of the pitch that needs addressing as a priority.
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.
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.