Arsenal Football club, previously known as Woolwich Arsenal and Royal Arsenal was founded in 1886.
It is now based in Islington, London, England.
The club moved to the newly built Emirates stadium ahead of the 2006-07 season, after spending their glorious years at the famous Highbury.
After Arsene Wenger, the clubs’ long-serving manager stepped down from the hot seat, Unai Emery was appointed as his successor.
The club is famous for their unbeaten 2003-04 season which saw them lift the only Golden Premier League trophy.
Arsenal were unbeaten for 49 consecutive Premier League games, the record which is yet to be broken by any club.
With 228 goals, Thierry Henry is the club’s record goalscorer and rightly called the ‘King of Highbury’.
The club is currently owned by Stan Kroenke, an American businessman who has ties with several sports franchises across the US. By June 2008, Kroenke became the majority stakeholder at Arsenal football club.
The list of honours includes 13 Premier League titles and 12 FA Cups.
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Arsenal host Manchester United tomorrow night hoping to recover from their disappointing 5-1 loss at Anfield last weekend. It is a crucial match for both the teams as they cannot afford to drop further points in terms of acheiving their ambitions at the end of the season. Arsene Wenger sat down with the press ahead … Read more
In what has been one the of most exciting Football League seasons for a long time, the action has been tempered with a variety of bizarre and outlandish stories and happenings. Tyrannical owners, incompetent directors, useless managers and idiotic players have come into their own, in what has been a season almost unparalleled in its … Read more
According to the latest reports Arsenal are getting ready to join the race to sign Porto defender Eliaquim Mangala. These reports claims that Wenger is in secret talks with the Mangala’s agent. In December, Mangala hinted at a premier league move. He said, “You can have the best agent in the world, but if you are not outstanding … Read more
The Premier League action resumes after a two day hiatus as game week 26 brings us what promises to be an absolute cracker of a contest between arch rivals Arsenal and Manchester United. Both these teams come into this highly anticipated clash after a massive let down in the past weekend. While Arsenal were thrashed … Read more
Arsenal will be hosting Manchester United on Wednesday in a match that promises to be an exciting encounter considering the possibilities that might turn up with the results that are possible. Arsenal will be looking to bounce back from a demoralizing 5-1 drubbing at Anfield, and here are 3 reasons why they should be able … Read more
Manchester United strongest line up against Arsenal Manchester United’s season has now gone from bad to worse. As a shell shocked Old Trafford witnessed Darren Bent’s header which gave Fulham a remarkable two all draw against the Red Devils, the Theater of Dreams suddenly looked like an epitome of utter shock and despair. United had … Read more
With the World Cup coming up in less than four months’ time, the time is running out for most players to secure a seat on the plane to Brazil. While that may not be the case for Spaniards Santi Cazorla of Arsenal and Juan Mata of Manchester United, since both of them are almost assured … Read more
Arsenal suffered one of the most embarrassing defeat in Wenger era as Liverpool literally toyed with them by scoring goals for fun. Match ended 5-1 in the favor of the home side. Here is one Arsenal fan named “Bully” (who can be seen regularly in games) commented that Wenger and the players should donate their … Read more
With a crucial game against Arsenal on Wednesday, Manchester United’s 2-2 draw against Fulham yesterday looks even more hard to take from a United point of view. The Red Devils were chasing the game up until the 80th minute, before goals from Van Persie and Carrick looked to have turned it around for the English … Read more
Liverpool’s 5-1 thrashing of Arsenal on Saturday was typical of the glorious unpredictability of this sport we love so dearly. The Gunners, two points clear at the top of the table going into the game, and unbeaten at Anfield since 2007, were high on confidence having won eight of their last nine in all competitions, … Read more