A review of “Forward, Arsenal” by Bernard Joy Bernard Joy was the last amateur player to play for England. He played for the University of London, Casuals (with whom he won the Amateur Cup – which I should add for younger readers was a very big deal in earlier times, getting huge crowds, and sometimes…
Everton: a model for success teetering on the edge. by Phil Gregory Very easy to stick the knife in here, but I’m not going to jump on that bandwagon just yet. We all know Moyes has done a fantastic job with them over the years, but can we really see them breaking the top four…
Who benefits from these internationals? By Simon Bailey With the current round of international football matches over, and the players heading back to their respective clubs in various states of disrepair, it makes me wonder about their true value. In this round were some Friendlies and some World Cup Qualifiers. Now that league football is…
This is just about the biggest story there is at the moment – and of course no newspaper is touching it. In simple terms it is this… The big clubs (not Arsenal) are trying to tap up kiddies from all over the world to do a patch and mend job on their teams, as their…
Arsenal – the club for every day of the week By Ian Trevett, Editor of Highbury High Untold Arsenal has kindly allowed me to write a feature for the site and invite readers of the Tony’s excellent blog to contribute features to the Arsenal fanzine Highbury High. Highbury High has become a close ally to…
Cripplegate Week: cherishing the injured Oh what to do in Cripplegate Week – the week when all our top stars go off and get injured while playing not for the Arsenal who pay their wages but for a bunch of morons called “international managers” who treat them with utter contempt. Well, the first thing is,…
Last year was, according to the muddleheaded, the year of going backwards. We entered league match number 3 with and win and a defeat, plus a comfortable saunter into the Bent Cup (as I’m now forced to rename the Champs League). Match three was Arsenal 3 Newcastle Zebras 0. Line up was Almunia Sagna, Toure,…
Hounding the Arsenal: the one thing no journalist will ever admit On the blogs we should be fighting the media and their attempt to brainwash us all with their version of reality – but most blogs do the reverse. There is something utterly sinister within our media. The issue raises the question of the news,…
Where are they now: Everton teetering on the edge of success Everton: a model for success teetering on the edge. by Phil Gregory Very easy to stick the knife in here, but I’m not going to jump on that bandwagon just yet. We all know Moyes has done a fantastic job with them over the…
ALL TOMORROW’S PARTIES: Arsenal/Celtic score + WHU/Millwall Ah the joys of football. A year ago, after seeing off the club curiously known as Steve Umbrella and having won 2 and lost 1 in the EPL we were written off. A top four finish was not possible. The end was nigh. Mid-table beckoned. Aston “Hold Your…
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