It’s difficult to know where to start this week’s column. On the face of it, a compelling comeback from two goals down to keep our FA Cup hopes alive, followed by a point and a clean sheet away from home should constitute a reasonably good week. Yet it d

Click here to read 'Martin O'Neill: Messiah' Arsène Wenger claimed on Friday that he is not bothered by adverse reaction from a minority of supporters. Yet however few booed the decision to send on Andrey Arshavin as the man to win last Sunday's game aga

So here it is people, the first ever Le Grove podcast! I haven’t listened to it back, all I know is the microphones worked and I started and stopped it in the right place. It was recorded with Alex Fynn who is co-author of Arsenal: the making of a modern

Le Grove Sat, 01/28/2012 9:48 AM So here it is people, the first ever Le Grove podcast! I haven’t listened to it back, all I know is the microphones worked and I started and stopped it in the right place. It was recorded with Alex Fynn who is co-author o

For many fans, the problem with the power structure at Arsenal is that, since the departure of David Dein, the club has been lacking individuals willing to contradict Arsene Wenger. From Pat Rice and Boro Primorac to Ivan Gazidis and Peter Hill-Wood the

Is a leap into the unknown going to work out? I find Talk Sport the intellectual equivalent of a game of marbles but, driving home from the Leeds Cup-tie still buzzing from Thierrys marvellous return, I was surprised that Jason Cundy expressed very obvio

A low wooden bridge stretches from the Sofitel at Sipopo across the bay to a small, heavily forested island, a pretty splodge of basalt depositedthere by the volcano that formed Bioko, the main island part of Equatorial Guinea. These days it's a tourist

Approval for the current regimes modus operandi I originally wrote this approaching the end of the last transfer window, summer 2011, when Goonerland appeared to be having a collective meltdown. It was also the time when the debate seemed to be focused a

In May of 2011, a sort of palace coup was engineered at the Emirates with the two remaining substantial shareholdings of Danny Fiszman and Lady Nina Bracewell-Smith going to Stan Kroenke and in effect Kroenke was anointed the new “emperor” of Arsenal Foo

Yes Wenger and the board have no ambition at all until They are removed we will slowly go down.They have had no ambition for the past 6 years Who is this clown….not a disaster, what a waste of space they are not interested in winning anything,Wenger hims

While everyone with a football soul, and without a Leeds United or Republic of Ireland scarf, was celebrating the destruction of the maxim "you should never go back", maybe something else flashed through Thierry Henry's mind: "I should never have left in

What will old Scrooge be putting under our Red and White tree this year? T'was the night before Christmas when, all throughout Highbury, rumours were stirring, and all the little strikers were shrieking Buy me!! Oh please, Arsčne, buy me!! But alas, mis

The one question that was poignantly avoided at Arsenal‘s AGM at the end of October was that of the return of David Dein. The fact that many fans like to throw around is that we haven’t won a trophy since Dein left. But then again we haven’t won a trophy

It only seems like 50 years since we celebrated the 75th, and I was there for that, but apart from the program I don’t recall that much fuss being made, but then we hadn’t won anything for the last eight years so no one felt like celebrating (It is 50 ye

The views on this page are taken from the local and national media and do not necessarily reflect the views of Everton. ROBIN VAN PERSIE crowned Arsenal's extravagant 125th anniversary celebrations with a golden goal to delight the club's legion of livi

Arsenal's 125th birthday celebrations were drifting into anti-climax when Robin van Persie decided it was time for a party piece. As Alex Song floated a diagonal pass forward, the Dutchman slipped on to the blind side of a retreating Phil Jagielka and wi

Euro 2012 sponsors adidas, who will unveil their Tango 12 match ball at Friday's draw in Kiev, arranged extended testing sessions with players to avoid another Jabulani experience. Their 2010 World Cup ball received huge criticism for its unpredictab

Former Arsenal vice-chairman David Dein believes the Brazilian Serie A will become a huge commercial success in the coming years. Dein feels that the 2014 FIFA World Cup will help the Brazilian league promote itself globally “The Brazilian league, the Se

Former Arsenal vice-chairman David Dein believes the Brazilian Serie A will become a huge commercial success in the coming years. Former Arsenal vice-chairman David Dein believes the Brazilian Serie A will become a huge commercial success in the coming