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After the first game at the new stadium, it seems what Arsenal really need is wide boys.
After two unconvincing displays at the new stadium, Arsenal must raise their game soon or face Champions League exit before Christmas
Get ready for the following over the course of the next nine months
A tribute to the departed Robert Pires
The rule is run over Arsenal’s England “stars” of Germany 2006 and the conclusions aren’t pretty…
The number 3 may be saying his grievance is not with the fans, but theirs are certainly with him.
A comparison of the post-World Cup summers of Cristiano Ronaldo and Cesc Fabregas
Strangely enough, it seemed highly appropriate when the class of ‘98 showed their stuff in the second half of the Dennis Bergkamp testimonial.
Six of the Gunners’ best performances from Germany 2006. None are English!
Remember the saga to get tickets for that match in Paris last May? One writer smells the whiff of corruption rather than technical incompetence.
Online Ed: The comings and goings are still not resolved as the first Premiership weekend looms
A brief lowdown on our Champions League opponents...
A pre-holiday apology from your online ed
Already annoyed by the person sitting next to you at the new stadium? Here’s the place to vent your spleen!
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Fans – Why England were so bad in Germany (and it had nothing to do with Sven!)
Countdown mode as everyone looks forward to sampling the new stadium at last
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Jens Lehmann’s World Cup displays earn plaudits for one particular Frenchman
Same Old Arsenal, not giving a damn?
Online Ed: Reflections on the World Cup Final as Thierry fails to make the difference in the Marco Materazzi Show
Online Ed: The World Cup reaches its conclusion and of the 16 Arsenal stars that began the tournament, one remains
Online Ed: So it’s an all European affair in Germany now with Arsenal interest reduced to two teams, two players.
Online Ed: After only 3 ‘classic’ match ups in the whole of the 2002 tournament, we have three epic quarter final matches with the promise of more to come.
Online Ed: World Cup Watch Part 4. Sven’s 4-1-4-1 for the Ecuador game is in fact Arsenal’s European 4-5-1
Online Ed: I’m tired of talking about the Arsenal representation so here’s something a bit more general!
As if losing wasn’t bad enough, some Gooners paid a lot of money only to find their European Cup Final tickets were forged.
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Online Ed: A slow start to the tournament for Arsenal’s representation… until the Yanks rolled up
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This one’s for charity
Gooner Don Sebastiano performs the lead vocals on one of the many unofficial England World Cup songs…
Remember Arsenal’s 49 match unbeaten run? Jose certainly can’t forget it
Online Ed: With 16 Gunners on duty in Germany, what else do you expect from me but my regular thoughts on the finals until the end of July?
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What’s in a name? Plenty!
A rally against the exorbitant prices charged for traveling to Paris in a piece written a fortnight ahead of the final
Online Ed: A week on from Paris and the every sign is that Arsenal are looking forward, not back
Online Ed: The big one edges nearer and nearer as thoughts turn to the line-up and how Barcelona can be stifled
Is simple application the difference between English and imported players?
Could the fortune that won last season's FA Cup stick around long enough to land the big one in Paris?
Too many tickets to those unconnected with either finalist is a sentiment we can all relate to
How that fateful afternoon was experienced by those without a ticket or a Sky Sports subscription
A View From Afar : Arsenal - The Soothsayer Says: 'It's not enough to do your best…'
Online Ed: It could only be one man. The ghost of Sir Henry Norris just could not resist a parting salvo for Highbury’s farewell
Reflections on Sunday 7th May, the Arsenal Stadium, London N5
Alex Fynn talks with the authors of a new book: ‘Winning together: the story of the Arsenal Brand’ (Interviewed before Arsenal qualified for the CL final)
Head scratching time is over. Why some got tickets and others did not.
The away credits scoring system? Well it doesn’t seem to be working as indicated, as Arsenal/Ticketmaster once again balls up big time
Word may have got round, but just in case. Online applicants may need an asterisk!
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