Gunners Town is pleased to feature this guest post by Zach Lowy (@zachlowy) a freelance journalist who writes for various outlets such as Fotmob, RG News and more. Across his two decades in English football, Steven Caldwell faced off against some of the greatest strikers in the history of the Premier League. The former Scottish […] Continue Reading

3 天之前 · 'Losing the point' An Arsenal blog from the uncorrupt version of Michael Oliver Apathy is possibly the worst emotion. I experienced it today. Apathy for one of my favourite things. Max seemed bothered with me in the second half because I wasn't paying full attention to the game. He kept giving me the 'what

2 天之前 · Hello, Arsenal Women aficionados! Well, we all knew this would happen, eventually, but I would have preferred for it to happen at another time and – most importantly – at another place. Guro Reiten’s late penalty at Stamford Bridge ended Renée Slegers’ unbeaten start and, most crucially, took any sense of jeopardy away from the

2025年1月21日 · Hello, Arsenal Women aficionados! What a start for our new permanent coach! We had to wait three whole months to finally land our main target, but it was definitely worth the wait, wasn’t it? The club took its time and Renée Slegers held the fort outstandingly while the recruitment process was conducted, but we finally

2025年1月17日 · 'If there were trophies for everything' An Arsenal blog from a coach's perspective by Mike McDonald The game was winding down. Max and I were in the Arsenal pub in Knoxville and the tension was palpable. About 30 Arsenal fans likely all thinking the same as me. We cannot drop any points to this Spurs

As of today, 15 th of January, no major news broke about Arsenal Women new signings or even potential targets, with Renée Slegers again very relaxed about how the club is handling the transfers window and very happy with the players already on the books at the Arsenal. A few youngsters might go out on loan to get valuable minutes, and Kathrine Kühl looks destined to …

2024年12月20日 · The score against Palace in the Cup was good/possibly bad. One of those games where you want to win but you are kinda cool if you don’t. We remember the big impact that Dubai and a rest/change of scenery had on us last January, and I bet the players did too. On the other hand how many times have we and other teams thrown the Carabao Cup in search of the promised land paved with crepes and ...

2025年1月3日 · Great coaches are often the most flexible. We suffered under Wenger for so many years due to his belligerence, whereas even though I’m sure Arteta would rather us be scoring more aesthetically pleasing ‘Plan A’ goals is smart to recognize that because of the extra wall of bodies, there will be chaos.This coaching advice could win us many more games.

2025年1月7日 · It may well also be to do with my age, which I cannot help, but fans of a certain vintage will remember the League Cup win in 1987 over the nation’s – and often Europe’s – best team at the time, Liverpool, which proved a springboard to further success for George Graham’s young team. That said, we do not need to go back nearly 40 years to see how the Carabao, in its current guise, has ...

2024年12月17日 · 'Feeling the need for fresh' An Arsenal blog from a coach’s perspective Although I'm about to relate Arsenal to food, I think that the comparison has validity. Alternatively, I'm reaching, but I believe I'm on to something. Read on.... I live in East Tennessee in a small community called Talbott. We are very much in