By Walter Broeckx Sometimes, at the end of the season, there are so many things you want to say. Yet it is sometimes too difficult to start writing at all. Even when we endure the most terrible losses...
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John McClelland (also known as Jack) was born 19 May 1940 and tragically died on 15 March 1976 at the age of 35 and played for Arsenal as a goalkeeper for four seasons.
He was also an international fo...
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By Billy the Dog McGraw It is interesting the conjecture that if King Harold Godwinson had not won the Battle of Stamford Bridge against King Harald Hardrada (a man still known in Newcastle as Haraldr...
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By Walter Broeckx Last summer was a bad summer. Well that is kicking in an already open door as they say in my mother language. We lost our top scorer. And we lost our main assist provider. And becaus...
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David O’Leary was born 2 May 1958 and is Arsenal’s all time top appearance man.
He signed as an apprentice for Arsenal in 1973 and played for the reserves from the age of 16, playing his first g...
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By Tony Attwood Chaos rules, we sign the man we want; we don’t want Rooney. That seems to be the order of the day. Everywhere you turn clubs are falling out with their management. Today’s ...
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Are the Play-offs fair? Adam Brogden. We have had in place a system of achievement in football ever since the very first cavewomen drove her man to kick a rock in anger, and that system is referred to...
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by Walter Broeckx In our series to find out with which ref some teams perform better than average we have referee Howard Webb next. And this is the final article in this series. We have talked about t...
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OUR NEIGHBOURS DOWN THE ROAD Don McMahon It will be possible to take this article as an insult and a disloyalty to the Arsenal. It is possible to shrug it off as the ravings of a senile senior citizen...
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