Although Arteta is beginning to win me over with the greater consistency of team selection and performance, I get the feeling that Van Bronckhorst will be our next manager to take us to the level of challenging for the league title. Based on what? He could be a total flop at rangers Still very, ver...

Right chaps, let's stop whining about not getting the rub of the green. It evens out. We are playing crap.

At least their fans have the balls to walk out on the shit they dish up.

If anybody has seen the current series of "I'm a Celebrity"....Partey is Naughty Boy.

Flat track bullies.

Hi all Thanks to DB (get well soon bud!) for starting this thread. It is a while since I've been to a game at The Emirates (to say the least) but I was a regular for 40 years between 1970 and 2009, and for 30 of those years a season-ticket holder. My wife (for her sins!) is from Sunderland, and whil...

Hi all It is a while since I've been to a game at The Emirates (to say the least) but I was a regular for 40 years between 1970 and 2009, and for 30 of those years a season-ticket holder. My wife (for her sins!) is from Sunderland, and while she's a proud "Mackem" I've managed to 'convert...

Hi all It is a while since I've been to a game at The Emirates (to say the least) but I was a regular for 40 years between 1970 and 2009, and for 30 of those years a season-ticket holder. My wife (for her sins!) is from Sunderland, and while she's a proud "Mackem" I've managed to 'convert'...

Rubbish. Arteta out now.

Arsenal flatter to deceive by beating Totnum regualry just as Sunderland have done whenever they played Newcastle. It creates quite the illusion for a while.

Arsenal's 'head in the sand' approach to the changing landscape of top level football since 2000 in some ways reminds me of Yorkshire County Cricket Club's refusal to revise their policy only to select players born within the county of Yorkshire for about 30 years after they were being left behind b...

Just what the PL needs.... another no mark club pimped to buy success. :roll: :lol: They are the sperz of the North. :box: I think you misspelled "Chavs". In fairness to Spurs, they were a bigger club than Chelsea and had more history before Abramovich arrived. They may be pathetic, but t...

Who is this Tiramisu bloke we're meant to be sniffing around on deadline day?

Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester United
The biggest clubs in English football (the order is debatable).

Two of them have learned to compete with new money. One hasn't.

Not much else to say really.

He has to go now. Give the new guy the benefit of a nice cushy run of fixtures with the exception of Tottenham at home. it's what United did when they brought Ole in three years ago, and it got him off to a flyer.