About half of the away support at Rugby Park took part in the protest for the first 12 minutes of the Scottish Premiership fixture, where it seems “A 2-1 win for Brendan Rodgers’ side was decided by a ...

Thus, what we are seeing is the evolution of an Arsenal team that can take on clubs from all positions in the league, but which, as we saw with the recent games against Fulham, can have the occasional ...

Arsenal currently have a goal difference of +4, the top in that range are Bayern and Real Mad with +6. Of the other English clubs, Manchester City are eighth and thus on the cusp of automatic ...

But yet, Arsenal with the most points, best defence and just two goals behind ManC’s endlessly praised (by the media) one man attack. And our new centre forward hasn’t even started scoring yet. When ...

Of course, none of this means we will or won’t win the league, but it does mean that Arsenal are top because other teams have slipped a bit and are beating each other. The league table in the order of ...

That quote in the headline above comes, as you may know, from Arsene Wenger.. Arsenal didn’t win the league that season, Leicester (currently five points off the leaders in the Championship) did, but ...

Taylor seems to be the go-to referee for Arsenal, Liverpool and Chelsea, and one referee seeing the same clubs over and over must cause some pause for thought. There is no need for this – or at least ...

So if we look at the overall pattern of results, Arsenal have won 43 games, 13 have been drawn, and nine have been lost. That makes 14% won by Fulham over the centuries.

On 23 September, Fulham were 8th in the league but have since slumped to two consecutive 3-1 away defeats to Aston Villa and Bournemouth, and they may well be feeling they have a greater chance of ...

Making enquiries, I was told that in football clubs, the club’s Chief Welfare Officer is the primary person who deals with bullying. Other people who might be interested to hearing about bullying of ...

The worry has been that because of the ManC case, a small club could be bought by an overseas investor, do “impossible” deals with another club the owners also control, and with no controls over the ...