Tim Stillman - Page 1
Bedroom blogger and professional Arsenal fan. Victory through sanctimony.
576 Posts
Europe and the Final Countdown
Arsenal will be back in European competition next season. It might not be the European competition we all wanted and that was well within the...
Teardrop Explodes
When Arsenal lose, they tend to lose in a certain way. Now, there is no good way to lose a game and when you do,...
Alive
One of the most inconvenient facts of football, particularly if you support a relatively successful team, is that to win trophies or to achieve other...
Mo Stability? Mo Problem
Few players can claim to have played a more significant role in Arsenal’s recent heart stopping victories over Chelsea and Manchester United than Mohamed Elneny....
Starboy
The steeple chase for the fourth Premier League berth features three imperfect candidates in Arsenal, Spurs and Manchester United. They are imperfect in slightly different...
We’re Gonna Need A Bigger Boat
Arsenal’s loss to Brighton on Saturday, for me, came down to one main factor. Obviously, there are other threads to pull at and other sidebars...
Stick or Twist?
Early last month, I spoke to Arsenal Women coach Jonas Eidevall after the team’s 3-0 victory away at Brighton. The team had gone through a...
The Xhaka soup
There aren’t many players in Arsenal’s recent history more interesting and, at times, more confounding than Granit Xhaka. The Swiss is a cauldron of contradictions,...
Us
In October 2006, Arsenal played Watford at Emirates Stadium. It was a balmy late autumn day and the Gunners strolled to a 3-0 victory against...
Gabi-gears
Back in December, when Pierre Emerick Aubameyang was just beginning to carve out an arse groove on the naughty step, I wrote about how Gabriel...
Broken Eggs
Since the emergence of Chelsea and Manchester City and their infinite external investment, it has been clear that Arsenal have needed to find edges in...
You’ve Got To Hide Your Love Away
I have always found Mikel Arteta’s standing with Arsenal fans fascinating, dating back to his playing days when, of course, he was the club captain...
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