I used to write about Arsenal here all the time. I loved it. I did it for free and I did it for pleasure. If you read during those days, I remain incredibly grateful. You probably haven’t noticed, but over the past couple of years entries on this blog have tailed off to an eventual
A very silly video about a very important player.
Now that was tasty. Video features clumsy celebratory run down the stairs.
Dear dear. What a night. Here are a couple of written pieces in reaction to a truly awful result: The Mirror: ‘Arsenal’s Champions League failure is down to attitude, not ability’ Unibet: ‘Why Arsenal can’t afford to be sniffy about the Europa League’ All very familiar. On to the next one: Manchester United on Sunday.
What’s that? A blog post. I know, I know, I’ve been absent. Neglectful, even. But a lot’s gone on. I broke my arm, for one. I’m going to keep trotting out that excuse until it enters myth. So here it is: a first post of the season on Gunnerblog.com. Feels appropriate really: after Alexis and
Look, I broke my arm alright.
Here’s some video reaction from Wembley. If my arm works well enough I’ll type some more thoughts tomorrow.
Quick video reaction to the 1-1 draw at Old Trafford.
I’m used to finishing matches between Arsenal and Chelsea with a feeling of immense frustration gnawing at me. It generally floods in to replace the dread that’s accompanied the build-up to such games. However, this time round it’s been different. Heading in to the match I was actually excited. We had such a weight of
To be perfectly honest, I’d rather look forward to an FA Cup Final than back at a less than inspiring game. Just like last year, we made hard work of Championship opposition at the semi-final stage. From around the hour-mark, this game really could have gone either way. There was something miraculous about how we
