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Do Premier League referees even know the rules?

Do Premier League referees even know the rules?

Apart from the handful of match officials who are away on international duty, most of them will spent the next fortnight with their feet up. And some may be advised to spend their spare time

Mac Allister’s gamesmanship has no place in football

Mac Allister’s gamesmanship has no place in football

There was lots to admire about Arsenal’s 1 - 0 victory over Liverpool at Anfield, particularly the defensive discipline and determination that enabled them to withstand sustained pressure from the home side. However, one incident

Why Arsenal job cuts do not sit well

Why Arsenal job cuts do not sit well

The news that up to 60 Arsenal employees are set to lose their job after a cost cutting review will leave many supporters feeling uneasy. The proposed redundancies will leave coaching and performance staff within

30 years since Wenger transformed English football

30 years since Wenger transformed English football

Thirty years ago, Arsenal made an appointment that would transform not only the club but English football. When Arsène Wenger was unveiled as Arsenal manager on September 30th 1996, he was hardly a household name

Arteta Agrees New Deal with Champions Arsenal

Arteta Agrees New Deal with Champions Arsenal

Mikel Arteta has agreed an improved new contract with Arsenal, which will make him one of the highest-paid managers in the world. It brings to an end any lingering uncertainty over his future with the

Xhaka faces the consequences of Covid certificate fraud

Xhaka faces the consequences of Covid certificate fraud

Grant Xhaka is facing both legal and sporting consequences after admitting that he obtained a fake Covid vaccination certificate while he was an Arsenal player. The Switzerland captain, now with Sunderland,  has acknowledged obtaining the

Arsenal’s summer of missed opportunities

Arsenal’s summer of missed opportunities

Arsenal’s owners and executives set the expectations themselves. Josh Kroenke promised further strengthening, while chief executive Richard Garlick outlined ambitions for repeated titles and European success. Having become Premier League champions, Arsenal were supposed to

The battle for emerging Premier League talent

The battle for emerging Premier League talent

Whilst the leading Premier League clubs have long competed with each other to sign the best players, that battle is increasingly beginning at academy level with clubs prepared to move quickly when they spot emerging

Pitchfork time

Pitchfork time

There are some transfer rumours that are likely to stir the blood of football fans, with the prospect of seeing a major international star pulling on the colours of your favourite club. But there are

Too late Arsène

Too late Arsène

There are moments in life when silence speaks louder than words. This was one of them. As Gianni Infantino pushed his controversial plan to allow private investment in FIFA's flagship competitions, opposition gathered at remarkable