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
Despite failing to see his side make it through to those all-important quarter-final stages with a terribly executed spot-kick against Poland earlier on this competition, Granit Xhaka nonetheless stood out rather well among a decent Switzerland outfit who really could have achieved far more than what fate ultimately had in store at Euro 2016.
Despite the vast majority of Gunners and Hammers fans largely enjoying a somewhat respectful relationship across the Premier League era for the most part, one major aspect of the 2015/16 domestic season has nonetheless seen a certain air of contention arise within the determined Upton Park faithful and the ever ‘entertaining’ Arsenal supporters… Since
Despite managing to stage a dramatic comeback last time out against Mauricio Pochettino’s title-contending Tottenham Hotspur outfit, Arsenal nonetheless remain five points off league leaders Leicester City at this particular stage in the proceedings, and could even risk dropping out the top-four completely by then end of the current season if they’re not careful. Recent
Although the UEFA Champions League may have indeed proved rather turbulent sailing for Arsenal this season, Arsene Wenger’s determined Gunners outfit have nevertheless impressed greatly within the Premier League in 2015/16, and could easily finish as domestic champions come the end of the campaign. Such an outcome would have seemingly remained somewhat unthinkable for
After reluctantly being drawn against FC Barcelona in the knock-out stages of the Champions League this month, Arsenal fans far and wide could easily be forgiven for prioritising their club’s domestic duties in and amongst the English top-flight this season. With Manchester City experiencing the same lack of consistency that has often hampered them throughout
Regardless of the clear lack of spending carried out at the Emirates throughout the summer transfer window – as well as Arsene Wenger’s continued indication that his current Arsenal squad are already more than good enough for the job – the Gunners are an outfit seemingly unable to detach themselves from the many transfer-fuelled sports
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