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Category Archive for 'Interlull'

My Life in Red and White – Arsene Wenger

Posted in Interlull, Review on Nov 11th, 2020

I’m sorry that this review comes so long after the publication of Arsene Wenger’s autobiography, not least because it has given time for some apparently genuine anticipation to build up. With matches coming twice a week, each calling for a preview and review, it has had to wait for an international break. It only occurred […]

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Supporting Arsenal in Turkey

Posted in Interlull, Waffle on Oct 13th, 2020

I moved home in the same year Arsenal moved away from their spiritual home in Highbury, not that they or I had particularly planned it that way; while Arsenal’s move involved a mere hop and a skip over the Drayton Park railway lines mine took a massive leap over longitudinal lines to move to a […]

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Arsenal in the Market Place

Posted in Interlull, Waffle on Oct 9th, 2020

Several months ago I wrote a post, Loans, Moans & Groans, reviewing our then situation with regard to 10 players we had out on loan. Time now thanks to the Interlull to look briefly at how those loans went, or didn’t go as it turns out, and although there is still a week or so […]

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Arsenal’s Goalkeepers

Posted in Club History, Interlull, Waffle on Sep 2nd, 2020

When I set about writing this piece I imagined it was going to deal only with our current group of goalies and how blessed we are to have – transfer window and budgetary issues permitting – two top class goalkeepers, following an era when that has not always been the case. But for me, it […]

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Not quite his zenith, but inimitable anyway…

Posted in Club History, Interlull on Jun 6th, 2020

If you are a member of the mighty Goonerverse – and if you are not but still reading this, I must congratulate you on your impeccable taste  – you are invited to choose your own single memory of Andrey Arshavin that best summarizes his time at the Arsenal. Maybe the drop-off-the-shoulder sauntering and impossible angle […]

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