One of Arsenal's major power brokers Danny Fiszman claims that manager Arsene Wenger's "head is on the block" after three trophyless seasons. While the Gunners second largest share-holder has stated that he is fully behind the Frenchman, he has stated that Wenger isn't bulletproof at the Emirates Stadium. Click to continue reading...

Arsenal midfielder Cesc Fabregas has today confirmed he has absolutely no intention of leaving the club to join Manchester City. The Spanish international is believed to be one of Man City's number one targets after the club was taken over on the final day of the deadline window, but Fabregas is not interested in a possible move. Click to continue reading...

Vodafone chief executive Paul Donovan is being linked with the job at Arsenal - to replace already-departed Keith Edelman. Edelman had held the job since 2000 and was instrumental in steering the club through its move from its old home Highbury to its new Emirates Stadium at Ashburton Grove. According to The Daily Mail, Donovan [. Click to continue reading...

Despite moving to England this summer, French midfielder Samir Nasri feels right at home with most of the dressing room speaking in his native French tongue at the Emirates. The 21-year-old moved to the north Londoners in the summer for £12 million, and the former Marseille man has revealed that it has been a lot easier [. Click to continue reading...

So bad that owner Mike Ashley is not only sneaking alcohol at the Emirates, but...

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Arsenal have reportedly rejected Cardiff City's attempts to take former midfielder Aaron Ramsey on loan. The highly-rated 17-year-old moved to the Emirates in a £5million deal earlier in the summer after spurning offers from Manchester United and Everton. Although the teenager could be used in the Carling Cup - if, as expected, Arsene Wenger sticks to his [. Click to continue reading...

After missing out on top transfer targets Xabi Alonso and Gokhan Inler last night, at least Arsene Wenger signed up promising youngsters Mark Randall and Keiran Gibbs on new contracts. The pair arrived at the Emirates in 2006 and after impressing in their first year with the Gunners they went on to sign professional terms in [. Click to continue reading...

Despite a 3-0 tonking at the Emirates on Saturday, it's been a reasonable start to the season for Newcastle, who drew 1-1 at Manchester United and beat Bolton 1-0. Nevertheless, if this latest report is to believed, the board aren't particularly pleased with the way things are going and Kevin ... Click to continue reading...

Another transfer window shuts and once again the exit door at the Emirates was busier than the entrance door.  Not for the first time have Arsenal fans anxiously awaited the window to open, speculated as to what players will join us, only to be disappointed with the final outcome.   It has become an annual ritual at [. Click to continue reading...

Arsenal striker Robin Van Persie's ankle injury picked up in the 3-0 win over Newcastle at the Emirates on Saturday isn't as bad as first feared. The Dutch forward, who grabbed two goals in the victory should be able to meet up with the Holland squad, as they prepare to play their first match of their [. Click to continue reading...

Another game, another easy win at the Emirates. It was at times a pleasure to watch, and at other times, agonizing (ok, to an extent) to see the opportunities missed. The final score should have been 6-0. At least. Undue pessimism aside, it was a very good result for Wenger's kids. Important to note that it was Cesc's 200th Arsenal appearance - rather amazing for a 21 year old.

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With less than six hours to go to transfer deadline all is quiet at the Emirates and London Colney.  Is this a sign of inactivity or are their deals being made behind close doors.  Evidence of the last two seasons will suggest that players are being lined up, medicals undetaken and contracts signed. Click to continue reading...

1. The rules don't apply if you're a billionaire. Newcastle owner Mike Ashley was spotted downing a pint at the Emirates while his team lost 3-0 to Arsenal. Slight problem: it's illegal to drink within sight of the pitch in the Premier League. Ashley might think that drinking in the stands makes him more like one [. Click to continue reading...

It is deadline day and Arsene is slowly running out of time to sign that elusive holding midfielder. A centre back or winger would also be rather nice. My mail is that Borussia Dortmund's Sebastian Kehl could be on his way to the Emirates although BvB are very reluctant to sell. It is sure to be [.. Click to continue reading...

Kevin Keegan was a little surprised there was so much controversy, when he brought on Joey Barton in the 89th minute of the game on Saturday at the Emirates. Joey Barton - controversy certain to follow him Kevin said yesterday: "You saw every player that I have got. That was it. That was why I decided to put [. Click to continue reading...

West Ham have reportedly lined up Arsenal defender Johan Djourou as a replacement for Anton Ferdinand. Although the 21-year-old Swiss international has earmarked this season as his breakthrough at the Emirates, he has fallen down the pecking order following the arrival of Mikael Silvestre from Manchester United. Click to continue reading...

AC Milan midfielder Mathieu Flamini has denied falling out with Arsène Wenger after his departure from the club in July and also believes that he wasn't ungreateful despite leaving on a free transfer to the Italian giants. The France international, whose deal at the Emirates ran out this summer, passed a medical and agreed terms to [. Click to continue reading...

Arsenal look set to have lost out on another major midfield target, with Manchester City's Michael Johnson set to sign a new deal at Eastlands. The Gunners have been heavily linked with the 20-year-old, who has proved an instant Premier League hit. But any thoughts Arsene Wenger had of bringing him to the Emirates before the transfer [. Click to continue reading...

  Carlos Vela made his long awaited Premier League debut this evening as a second half substitute against Newcastle United at the Emirates Stadium. The 19-year-old Mexican has been struggling with fatigue and a slight groin problem, but Vela replaced Robin van Persie on 62 minutes after the Dutchman pulled up lame following a fierce shot off [. Click to continue reading...

Newcastle have been very much second best in the first half against Arsenal at the Emirates, where Arsenal have dominated possession. But for the brilliance of Shay Given, who made two top class saves. And two open goal misses from Gallas and Van Persie Arsenal could have, and should have been well ahead after 45 [. Click to continue reading...

Arsenal v. Newcastle United Stadium: Emirates Stadium Date: 30 August 2008 English Premier League Kickoff: 17:30 GMT, 12:30 ET Newcastle will hope to continue their early season success at the expense of Arsenal.  Soccerlens will be bringing the action to you live!  Join us 15 minutes before kickoff for the live blog. Click to continue reading...

  Arsenal entertain Newcastle United on Saturday hoping to restore pride to the Emirates faithful after a 1-0 loss at Craven Cottage last week. Newcastle are so far unbeaten in the Premiership and will be tough opponents. Arsenal welcome back Cesc Fabregas to Premiership football after completing an hour in the 4-0 win over FC Twente [. Click to continue reading...

After all the business about James Milner this week, which only broke the morning after the Coventry game, Newcastle head to Arsenal today with a 5:30 pm kick off at the Emirates Stadium. The squad is a little depleted, but we should still be able to put out a strong side against Arsenal, who have [. Click to continue reading...

News last night that Joey Barton will make his return to the first team today against Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium, as a substitute. Joey Barton - on subs bench today at Arsenal And Joey's inclusion, with that of Shola Ameobi, shows how Newcastle are already down to the bare bones of their squad, and it's only [. Click to continue reading...

Newcastle United will make the 280 mile trip to The Emirates tomorrow to face Arsene Wenger's men. The Gunners go into the match as clear favourites, despite the frustrating loss to Fulham at Craven Cottage last weekend. Arsenal have been boosted by the fact that Samir Nasri, Theo Walcott and William Gallas have been passed fit. Click to continue reading...