Whilst writing the special cup final edition of the Arsenal History ProgrammeI came across a story of confusion at FA headquarters that meant the club were… Read More »Arsenal’s first game in the FA Cup: An extraordinary match that nearly didn’t take place
Brendon played for Arsenal under Bertie Mee and was the club’s first black player. Since 1984, he’s been part of the PFA and is especially active in promoting equality in sport and stadium safety.
Just before the season re-started, sports journalist Mark Pougatch spent an evening chatting to AISA members and answering their questions. To see it all or… Read More »An audience with Mark Pougatch
From Tony Attwood whose history page is https://blog.woolwicharsenal.co.uk/history-news 10 September 1930: The Daily Mirror published its picture of the clock with a 45 minute face… Read More »The Arsenal clock and the Clock End
Arsenal’s Stadium Director, John Beattie, talks about planning for the unknown. Arsenal’s pitch is being renovated during lockdown but would be ready for action if… Read More »‘We could have the pitch ready in three weeks’
At 6 tonight your intrepid AISA representative logged into Zoom to attend the latest Arsenal Supporters Forum. Usually these events take place at the Emirates… Read More »Arteta is focused on waking the sleeping Arsenal bear! AISA report on the May Arsenal Supporters’ Forum
This is a question that was asked by VICE.com to all Premier League clubs. It follows Porto striker Moussa Marega being subjected to racist abuse… Read More »What will happen if a player is racially abused and walks off the pitch?
When Paul Burrell announces the teams at the next match, or Nigel Mitchell encourages Junior Gunners to beat Gunnersaurus at penalties, you’ll be hearing it… Read More »EVERYTHING YOU WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT THE SOUND SYSTEM AT THE EMIRATES – 1
In the last blog on your concerns about the Match day experience we looked at accessing the stadium. Since then AISA have been invited to… Read More »Match Day experience – part 2: catering
Throughout this season AISA (as the Arsenal supporters group most concerned about the match day experience) has been asking for your thoughts on attending games… Read More »You said, we listened: so what happens next? Part One