Well that was an interesting season wasn’t it? Sam Limbert & James Bale discuss some of our ups, and a fair few downs – but at least we haven’t been relegated! Listen in next time to hear our Big Diag end of season awards show! Keep an eye on our twitter for more information and … More 50% of the time, it’s right every time
A draw with Atletico and a loss at United… At least our younger players had a good showing! Join Sam Limbert and James Bale as they talk through all the aspects of the game along with the usual mix of insightful opinion, banter and some top ten challenges too! Listen to the podcast via Audioboom … More Well, it wasn’t embarrassing
Sam is still feeling tender after the news that Wenger is leaving at the season, but we do beat West Ham to soften the blow… Join Sam Limbert and James Bale as they talk through all the aspects of the game along with the usual mix of insightful opinion, banter and some top ten challenges … More Don’t camp in a thunderstorm
So this is the blog post I always knew I’d have to write, but didn’t really want to think about writing. There was a sense that this season could have been the end of Arsene Wenger at Arsenal. As someone who has been desperate for him to reinvigorate the team and to achieve success at … More The manager and the man who I’ve grown up watching Arsenal with
In a surprising twist of fate, Arsene Wenger has announced that he is leaving the club at the end of the season. So listen in as Sam Limbert cries and James Bale consoles him in this extra podcast. Listen to the podcast via Audioboom Subscribe to the podcast via iTunes or Audioboom Follow The Big … More Tissues at the ready
Can’t say more than the title to be honest… Join Sam Limbert and James Bale as they talk through all the aspects of the game along with the usual mix of insightful opinion, banter and some top ten challenges too! Listen to the podcast via Audioboom Subscribe to the podcast via iTunes or Audioboom Follow … More We are poor.
Even though Arsenal beat Chelsea at Wembley in the FA Cup final in May and got the better of them on penalties in the Community Shield last month, there was a lot of trepidation going into the game at Stamford Bridge on Sunday. Arsenal had lost at the ground in each of the last five … More Arsenal learn from Liverpool defeat to stop terrible run at Stamford Bridge
I’ve been incredibly fortunate as an Arsenal fan. I’ve grown up supporting the club in a period of time when there has been some fantastic football, success in the Premier League, the most successful manager ever in the FA Cup, the Invincibles and regular Champions League football. For fans of most clubs, they’d love to … More Give me something to get behind
While there was something unfamliar about starting the season on a Friday night, there was something all too familiar about the way the Gunners capitulated on the opening day. In recent years, Aston Villa, West Ham and Liverpool have all walked away from the Emirates with three points in the first game as a result … More Arsenal survive a Friday fright to get the season going
I thought that waiting a few days might mean I was able to write about the FA Cup final in a more considered manner. In the euphoria of such a victory, it’s easy to work in hyperbole and over-exaggerate something as the greatest or the best. But four days after Arsenal’s epic 2-1 victory over … More Yes, it was that good
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