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Farewell Highbury
Here’s the story of the demolition of the old Arsenal Stadium as told in stills taken from Highbury Hill. It was created in the early… Read More »Farewell Highbury
Watching the banners – a daily photo diary
AS IT HAPPENED The story of the new stadium banners MAY 26th IT’S UP. NOW IDENTIFY WHO’S WHO! The hand-illustrated crowd scene features more than… Read More »Watching the banners – a daily photo diary
Please keep us up to date
If you change your address or have a new email, please let us know. We were dismayed how many membership cards and annual printed messages… Read More »Please keep us up to date
Going to a game? Get yer Gooner!
It’s been a while since the last issue of the Gooner. Argentina has won the World Cup and who knows how many Chancellors we’ve had.… Read More »Going to a game? Get yer Gooner!
BACK FOR BRIGHTON – useful info and links
A limited number of fans will be back for the Brighton match on May 23. Season Ticket Holders who are either Ballot Registered Members or… Read More »BACK FOR BRIGHTON – useful info and links
Did Arsenal bribe its way into the First Division?
We caused a bit of a fuss yesterday (Monday 16th) when we trailed the ‘Today of All Days’ feature with the above question. Not least… Read More »Did Arsenal bribe its way into the First Division?
What is AISA’s view on PPV?
AISA is working with the Football Supporters’ Association and all other Premier League club supporters to negotiate a way round the ppv issue and getting… Read More »What is AISA’s view on PPV?
Ken Friar Steps Down
The club web page made this announcement today (September 1): Our much beloved and respected executive director, Ken Friar, is to become a life president… Read More »Ken Friar Steps Down
Statement from AISA regarding staff redundancies
AISA is very concerned at Arsenal FC’s decision to make 55 posts redundant at the club. We have been and remain supportive of the club in this very… Read More »Statement from AISA regarding staff redundancies