Olivier Giroud has been polarizing public opinion among the English top-flight ever since he first signed for the Gunners in the summer of 2012. The 30-year-old Frenchman has nonetheless registered some truly fine form across the 2016/17 campaign thus far, often bailing Arsene Wenger’s side out of trouble on more than just the odd occasion.
Despite topping their group with resounding success among the Champions League thus far, Arsene Wenger and his determined Gunners have seemingly proven unable to land a relatively straightforward round-of-16 fixture once again this season – as none other than Bayern Munch currently lie in wait. The Bavarians only managed to secure a second place
Although the Gunners have certainly begun the 2016/17 campaign in fine form so far this season, very few within the wider English footballing community seem to be singling Arsene Wenger’s men out as clear favourites for the title. It’s certainly fair to say that Liverpool have stolen much of the initial title hype in
As soon as Theo Walcott first broke onto the scene with Southampton several seasons ago, much was subsequently expected of the pacey wide-man who seemed to possess a range of attacking skills worthy of troubling even the most well-versed defences out there. Since the now 27-year-old front-man initially made his big money move to North
Despite being linked with the services of in-demand Olympique Lyonnais striker – Alexandre Lacazette – for what seemed like the whole summer, Arsene Wenger has finally landed a marquee centre-forward down at the Emirates this transfer window – but he may not admittedly arrive as the man all Arsenal fans were hoping for in the
Although the 2016/17 Premier League campaign certainly remains within its infant stages right in the here and now, the new domestic season has hardly begun in promising style for Arsene Wenger or his determined Gunners outfit. Failure to pick up all three points against both Liverpool and Leicester City has so far led some
Let’s face it – although Arsenal can certainly draw positives from the odd F.A. Cup win here and there, as well as their consistent ability to land Champions League qualification year in year out – most Gunners fans seemingly remain disappointed with their club’s recent lack of pedigree when it comes to bringing the Premier
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