Match Day experience – part 2: catering
In the last blog on your concerns about the Match day experience we looked at accessing the stadium. Since then AISA have been invited to present our members’ views at…
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An audience with Brendon Batson
Brendon played for Arsenal under Bertie Mee and was the club's first black player. Since 1984, he's been part of the PFA and is especially active in promoting equality in…
An amateur player and how he helps us understand the truth of Arsenal’s promotion from the Second Division
Tony Attwood explains. Dr James Alexander Paterson was an Arsenal player who in many regards should be remembered by us all not just as an exceptional Arsenal man and for…
Steve Mann
AISA is devastated at the news of the death of Steve Mann, AISA commitee member, one-time Mayor of Haringey and long-standing Arsenal supporter. We all offer our sincere and heartfelt…
Arsenal launches Block by Block, its largest-ever supporter consultation to shape Arsenal Women’s next chapter
Arsenal has committed to the largest supporter-led consultationproject in its women’s team history, Block by Block. More than 150 supporters have already joined six consultations, designed to innovate and shapenew…
An evening with Stuart MacFarlane – video highlights
Until Martin Ødergaard grabbed a camera and started taking pictures after the Premier League victory over Liverpool, not many people outside Arsenal had heard of Stuart MacFarlane. But for many…
The Arsenal clock and the Clock End
From Tony Attwood whose history page is https://blog.woolwicharsenal.co.uk/history-news 10 September 1930: The Daily Mirror published its picture of the clock with a 45 minute face was installed at the Laundry…
Form is temporary, class is permanent, and Arsenal is for life.
As I watched the Arsenal/Brighton game on Thursday night from my seat in the North Bank Lower I noticed a small child being held aloft on his father’s shoulders for…