When Perry met Frank
On the 21st of April, ‘An Evening with Frank Stapleton’ was held at Wyllyotts Theatre, Potters Bar. AISA’s Karen Pond was there. In an interview… Read More »When Perry met Frank
Opinion pieces
Arsenal, Dial Square and when it all began
Drew Gray takes us back to 1886 As I’m sure you all know Arsenal FC date their creation to the year 1886 when they were… Read More »Arsenal, Dial Square and when it all began
That’s it for the KitKat
I started this blog as ‘Praise be the KitKat’. How quickly things can change. I was inspired when I ate a KitKat at half time… Read More »That’s it for the KitKat
VAR – good for the game or best in the bin?
How do you feel about VAR? Is it ruining the ‘beautiful game’, or providing a useful check on inept officiating? How you answer that question… Read More »VAR – good for the game or best in the bin?
AISA says no to racism and anti-Semitism
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… Read More »AISA says no to racism and anti-Semitism
Arsenal belongs to all of us
This week has been bruising for Arsenal FC. We’ve seen our name dragged through the mud, heard calls for the club to be kicked out… Read More »Arsenal belongs to all of us
Rebuilding trust and tradition at Arsenal FC
Given that Arsenal has been part of London for around 135 years and has only suffered two major crises, one could say that in terms… Read More »Rebuilding trust and tradition at Arsenal FC
Memories of Rocky
Arsenal supporter and AISA member Alex Phillips shares his memories Like quite a few lucky people, I watched David Rocastle develop and grow as a… Read More »Memories of Rocky
Your matchday experiences
What’s match day like when you don’t live in the UK? Emeka C. Onyenuforo reports from Lagos, Nigeria. Over here, there are several viewing centres… Read More »Your matchday experiences