Arsene Wenger’s Legacy is Intact, But His Reputation is Fading It was never meant to end like this. Like a good Hollywood movie, Arsene Wenger was supposed to ride off into the sunset with the grateful Arsenal townsfolk cheering behind him. But not like this, where he is the mad scientist, locked in the castle’s … Read more
When one talks about teams in the Premier League, many come to my mind. There are a few that stand out though and one of those continue to be Arsenal. The Gunners are an English powerhouse side by every measure and if they have reached such great heights, it all comes down to one man … Read more
Arsenal owner Stan Kroenke has angered Arsenal fans by taking £3million out of the club, after promising many times that he would never take any dividends from any of the sports clubs he owns. This is indeed a shocking news for the gooners, who pay more than any other club fans for their tickets, which saw … Read more
Arsenal are a side currently flooded with midfield ability. While Mathieu Flamini, Jack Wilshere, Aaron Ramsey and Tomas Rosicky can all play in the middle, Mesut Ozil, Theo Walcott, Lukas Podolski and Santi Cazorla are the ones doing most of the creating. However, there is one man who I feel a bit sorry for, and that’s Mikel Arteta, who was incredible last season.
According to ITV, Tottenham boss Tim Sherwood is ready to allow some of his fringe players to leave the club this month, as long as they are not in his plans. The former player inherited a side crammed with talent but with only a certain amount of players needed, some were always going to miss out. But who should he be looking to offload? Here are three names I put forward.
Not only has this season been one of transition for Tottenham, but it’s also been a tough one to watch on many occasions for the Spurs fans. The sacking of Andre Villas-Boas, the derby losses and the limp attacking unit that were on show are just a few lows of the campaign so far. There is plenty to be cheerful of though, with the club in the knockout stages of the Europa League, strikers who are starting to score and a league position just two points outside the top four.
The talk around the red half of north London this month has been about the striker’s berth at Arsenal and how Arsene Wenger may need to strengthen that before the window closes. With Theo Walcott and Nicklas Bendtner currently injured it leaves just Olivier Giroud as the only real option up top for the Gunners, unless the boss opts to stick Lukas Podolski or Serge Gnabry up there.
West Ham are currently sat in 17th place in the Premier League table, out of the drop zone solely on goal difference. With this in mind, here are three reasons why I believe the Irons can avoid relegation.