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Thierry the Igwe
Richard Smith
November 14, 2020
From Emeke Onyenuforo, Founder of Arsenal Nigeria One of Thierry Henry’s many honours is that of Igwe. Awarded in Lagos, Nigeria, in 2017 it’s a title that means King of…
AISA says no to racism and anti-Semitism
Drew Gray
August 10, 2021
Once again, the football world is discussing racism and anti-Semitism, and once again this is dominating news agendas for all the wrong reasons. As the Premier League announces that players…
Not just snaps!
AISA
June 20, 2024
An evening with Stuart MacFarlane Club photographer Stuart MacFarlane entertained a full house of AISA members at the Picturehouse cinema, in Finsbury Park on June 18th, by showing some of…
Welcome to the AISA Arsenal History Society
engineroom
November 11, 2019
By Tony Attwood, chair of the society The AISA Arsenal History Society was set up 11 years ago with the brief of celebrating and recording Arsenal’s history, and at the…
Form is temporary, class is permanent, and Arsenal is for life.
engineroom
December 6, 2019
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…
Wins for Odergaard, Saka, Ramsdale and Arteta
AISA
March 14, 2023
From the London Evening Standard Arsenal cleaned up at the 2023 London Football Awards at the Roundhouse on Monday night. Martin Odegaard was named Premier League Player of the Year,…
WHO’S THAT BLOKE STARING UP AT THE EMIRATES STADIUM CLOCK?
AISA
December 1, 2024
Herbert Chapman at the Arsenal If there three things you might know about Herbert Chapman one is that he was manager of the Arsenal, a second is that he brought…