Back at the Emirates – real or surreal?
It’s brilliant. Let’s get that straight from the start. It’s almost magical being inside the stadium, watching a real match, able to chant and cheer… Read More »Back at the Emirates – real or surreal?
Back at the Emirates – real or surreal?
Burnley at home – and home matches after.
The club has announced how supporters can access future home matches. In summary, key points are: One game at a time While the capacity is… Read More »Burnley at home – and home matches after.
From Bergkamp’s chauffeur to Arsenal’s most successful manager ever…
Which Arsenal manager had the job of being Dennis Bergkamp’s chauffeur when he wouldn’t fly to away games? Or come to that which Arsenal manager… Read More »From Bergkamp’s chauffeur to Arsenal’s most successful manager ever…
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?
Thierry the Igwe
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… Read More »Thierry the Igwe
Bob Wilson introduces Willow
Willow is the only national charity working with seriously ill young adults aged 16 to 40 to fulfil uplifting and unforgettable Special Days. Founded by… Read More »Bob Wilson introduces Willow
How AISA is working with others to better represent Arsenal’s silver members.
As AISA members will know we represent them at Arsenal’s regular fans Forum. This connects the club with the two main fans groups (AISA and… Read More »How AISA is working with others to better represent Arsenal’s silver members.
A thank you message from AISA on PPV
In the week leading up to Arsenal’s home match with Leicester City on Sunday, the first Arsenal game to be aired on satellite TV via… Read More »A thank you message from AISA on PPV
30 June 1915: Arsenal’s chairman finishes recruiting for the 177th Field Artillery – whose wages he paid.
Upon the outbreak of the first world war in 1914, Henry Norris, the Arsenal chairman, looked for ways in which he could help the state… Read More »30 June 1915: Arsenal’s chairman finishes recruiting for the 177th Field Artillery – whose wages he paid.
Remembering George Armstrong – podcast
Tom Watt recalls George Armstrng’s life and career, sharing memories and anecdotes with Bob Wilson and Geordie’s wife and daughter, Marj and Jill. Recorded at… Read More »Remembering George Armstrong – podcast