By Dan Ferguson I love Led Zeppelin playing How Many More Times. It felt a bit like that on Sunday. Foaming at the mouth. Wenger showed some passion and then apologised, which was fun and rare. Maybe he fears that…
He can give the team a lot in the next three months. This is my feeling, my guess. Welbeck has speed and physicality. He has experience and bottle and he’s so versatile. And Danny Welbeck, as you know, is one…
From Alex Blohm: This was the Arsenal manager’s response to changes suggested by the former Ajax coach, who now works for FIFA. http://www.tnp.sg/sports/football/wenger-against-scrapping-offside-rule?utm_campaign=Echobox&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Facebook#link_time=1484979652 Myles says: Like Wenger, I would keep offside. On Diego Costa, he may never have intended to…
That London derby is on Feb 4 with a 12.30 kick-off. I love the big games, always have. Although Man United-Liverpool was a crap match last week. The routine games can be fun too, of course. Burnley are a compact…
From aGooner: How on earth are Man City producing revenue of more than us when they charge less than half our ticket prices? We should be miles ahead of City, Chelsea, Liverpool et al with our vast earnings potential and…
Do referees sometimes see a red mist, just like players? Did Kim-Milton Nielsen just lose it momentarily? Is that what happened in Bremen last Thursday night when Nielsen sent Thierry Henry off for that trip defender Mike Barten ? We…
From Adrian Caddy: Premier League manager table after 21 games: 1. Antonio Conte 52 2. Mauricio Pochettino 45 3. Jurgen Klopp 45 4. Arsene Wenger 44 5. Pep Guardiola 42 6. Jose Mourinho 40 7. Ronald Koeman 33 Michael Budgen…
I can’t see this happening. Juventus midfielder Miralem Pjanic is a 26-year old with 73 caps for Bosnia. And 11 goals. Pjanic previously played for Metz and Lille and, for five years, Roma. Where he scored 27 goals in five…
From Michael Budgen: Premier League manager table after 21 games: 1. Antonio Conte 52 2. Mauricio Pochettino 45 3. Jurgen Klopp 45 4. Arsene Wenger 44 5. Pep Guardiola 42 6. Jose Mourinho 40 7. Ronald Koeman 33 Where would…
Antonio Conte’s team can keep producing results like Leicester 0 Chelsea 3. Man City’s biggest problem is their back five. Tottenham’s biggest problem is that they can’t finish above Arsenal. But they thrashed a tepid West Brom 4-0 at the…