Talbot played midfield, wearing the number four shirt, and started with Ipswich Town, with whom he won the FA Cup in 1978 and thus became… Read More »10 June 1985: Brian Talbot sold to Watford after 254 league games
Ted Drake’s trophy cabinet contained two league winner’s medals, an FA Cup winner’s medal and five caps for England. And yet he was so much… Read More »30 May 1995: The passing of the wonderful Ted Drake
It’s goodbye to season tickets from next season as all tickets to the Emirates will be digital. You’ll need a smartphone and the Arsenal app… Read More »MATCH TICKETS ARE GOING DIGITAL – WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU DON’T HAVE A SMARTPHONE OR YOU WANT TO SHARE YOUR TICKET?
The club has issued a strong statement regarding abuse and discriminatory behaviour at matches and online. It comes after thirty-one members and season ticket holders… Read More »Thirty-one members and season ticket holders have been banned for abusive and discriminatory behaviour since the start of the 2021/22 season
Whatever the future holds, this team has already exceeded expectations and provided fantastic entertainment. One reward is Champions League football is confirmed for next season.… Read More »Coming to a stadium near you – Champions League
Match 31st 2001 marked the untimely death of David Rocastle, one of Arsenal’s best and favourite sons. In 2021, we invited Alan Smith, Brendon Batson,… Read More »Remembering David Rocastle
AISA was pleased to welcome Ray Parlour as our special guest at our recent members’ meeting. And to add to the informality of the occasion,… Read More »Reminiscing with Ray
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… Read More »Wins for Odergaard, Saka, Ramsdale and Arteta
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… Read More »An amateur player and how he helps us understand the truth of Arsenal’s promotion from the Second Division
AISA member Gary Stewart shares his memories. The first time I went to see the Arsenal, I was 12 years of age and lived in… Read More »My first Arsenal match