Just Arsenal Fans

Heart & Soul by Ankeet

Hi guys,

Hope the Liverpool win thrilled you. Anyways, wanted to share a few thoughts with you all.

All right, I know that Fabregas, RvP and Song are all past history but can’t help think whether they were smart enough to understand why they were leaving. Yes, I know some of you will say money, trophies, childhood memories etc. but was that a good enough reason. I don’t think so and here’s why.  Read more...

According to media sources, Arsenal Football Club is apparently struggling to close a deal with a certain player who Lionel Messi himself once quoted as “one of the most dangerous players I have ever played against”. It is rumored that the player is holding out for a salary of about £100k a week.

Is this player worth £100k per week? I for one believe he is worth every penny and – in my opinion – is probably one of the most underrated player’s at the moment. So who’s this player? Theo Walcott. And I’m not at all surprised that so many AFC fans frown upon the salary he is reported to have asked for.  Read more...

Cesc Fabregas (a move forward or backward) by John Collard

‘There’s no such thing as a great substitute in the world of football – I couldn’t tell you what makes a great substitute,’ Fabregas told Marca.

‘I always wish my team-mates well and put a happy face on. If I have to take my unhappy face home then so be it, but I would never let my team-mates or manager see it.’

‘I’ve always said that I play for the best team in the world, but I came here to compete, to learn and enjoy, not to sit wracking my brains.’  Read more...

Finally some truth from the Emirates ………but not actually said in a truth full way by OzzyAFC

Well, well, well Finally we get some truth emerging from the Club we all love so much, From the horses mouth no less and directededy at ALL the dissenters, and those who question the policies of the board and really anyone who’d like to see the club do better in the trophy stakes…at last we start to see the clearer picture.

The chairman himself Mr Peter Hill Wood has, in an oblique way told us all how it really is and for my money there’s far more to read into what he’s said that what he said, if that makes sense?  Read more...

Cesc in a precarious position. by Paul

Ex AFC captain Cesc Fabregas finds himself in a precarious position since the appointment of new coach Tito Vilanova. Having been persuaded to leave AFC & return home, his primary suitor – Pep Guardiola – is now gone & one has to question how secure is Cesc’s place in new coach Vilanova’s plans. Rumors have already surfaced that Cesc’s recent form – or lack thereof – in Barca’s first three games has not done much to further his cause with Vilanova. (Although, I must that the source of these rumors a Madrid newspaper ‘Marca’ is anything but trustworthy.)  Read more...

A Fine Line Between Arsenal and Success? by Abdul

After having a look at Arsenal’s squad last season and this season, it is evident there are a few minor changes Arsenal need in order to become the formidable force they once were. The defensive errors and costly mistakes at the back have been eradicated to some extent, with all the praise going to Steve Bould. It has been great seeing Arsenal play in a way where we can feel confident we dont have to score 4 goals in one game in order to get a feeling that Arsenal may come away with 3 points from a game. The good old 1-0 to the Arsenal phase seems to have returned and with Arsenal’s proven ability of scoring goals, there are some promising signs ahead for us Arsenal fans.  Read more...

The change will only come from US by Mohammed

Over the past 2 years there has been a change in most Arab governments. These changes were all made by one thing – revolution.

Things were bad and the people took matters into their own hands. They didn’t choose to be whatever nationality they were; Egyptian; Libyan or Syrian they were born into it. Most of us didn’t choose to be Gooners either, we were born with the certain liking to the colours of red and white the cannon attracted us. Henry was just too good to watch and not support.  Read more...

The meaning of success has been lost in translation. by Glenn

In recent weeks I have been advised to go and support another team. I was told that I did not know about the club pre Wenger despite following the club for 40 years.

I have even been told that I had no clue about the world of business and that the current selling policy of the club was the only way to avoid certain financial melt down.

I have never claimed that success was easy to achieve or that it was a certainty if you throw money at it.  Read more...

Worrying times for Arsenal fans ? by James H

As you all know Arsenal have not won a trophy for 7 years and the fans are starting to get impatient, every year top players seem to leave the club I could name all the players but I would be here for a while so will only name a few: Fabregas, Nasri, song, and rvp. They are just the recent ones and many names have left before.  Read more...

Have Faith! by Liam

Arsene Wenger is one of the best managers in the English Premier League ! In my opinion if he wasn’t there and someone else had the task off covering up and trying to fix the boards screw-ups we wouldn’t be a top four side and wouldn’t have been for the last few years!

Arsenal need quality players fact but we still have quality and enough of them to win something. We still have Jack Wilshere to return and I think he will make a big difference to the side along with Carzola.  Read more...