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
In the early 2000s, Arsene Wenger revolutionized the English Premier League by creating a system that propelled several youngsters to international fame and glory. Right about the time when he scripted history with his ‘Invincibles’, the French manager was renowned for signing and developing youth talent and that was a practice that every fan appreciated … Read more
The Art Of Finishing – A Look At Alexandre Lacazette’s Meteoric Rise Over the years, Arsenal have been starved of a strong finisher up front. It is certainly not easy to find a forward who is strong at finishing. Take a look at Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah, for example. He is excelling on all fronts for the … Read more
It is understandable why Barcelona fans shuffle into Camp Nou with heavy feet and even heavier hearts because Barca often play a brand of football best described as an eyesore and they still don’t get results every time and Madrid find it hard to cheer on despite thumping a lower side team.
The Flop
First up taking their seat in my fake game of tedious Poker is my flop.
Unfortunately the Titanic wasn’t remembered for the revolutionary vessel that it was. It was remembered because it sunk.
After Sunday’s game, have we witnessed a significant moment under Wenger’s rein?
Spurs are now better than Arsenal. I hate to say it and I know that I will be vilified by many fans for writing this article, but I have to say what I think is now an undeniable fact.