In this post-match review of Manchester City vs Arsenal the Arseblagger admits to making a mistake about Arteta. While he is a great coach with a history of greatly improving the players he works with, it is becoming clear he is not as great as a manager. We have no expectation of more creative football in the future as Arteta emphasizes regimentation and structure.

Blackburn George and Shotta discuss whether Arsenal winning the English Premier league is the real aim of the Kroenkes. Are they chatting "shite" again?

Shotta and Blackburn George, the Arseblagger, review the close of the summer 2020 transfer window from an Arsenal point of view and conclude the club is going in a new direction. The era of creativity represented by Mesut Ozil is over and instead it is a now a more solid defensive-minded team.

Arsenal losing to Liverpool is nothing to be ashamed of. They hardly ever lose at Anfield and to be honest they outplayed the gooners. But what are the lessons to be drawn by Arsenal?

Blackburn George, the Arseblagger and Shotta fail in their attempt to be sincerely happy after Arsenal struggle To defeat a very poor West Ham in their recent EPL game. Arsenal demonstrated a striking lack of creativity; although having superior possession were out-shot 14:7 by a technically inferior team.

English Premier League opening day at Fulham as Arsenal stroll to a happy, enjoyable victory without "Him".

Will Arsenal finish Top-4 or Top-6 this upcoming 2020-21 Premier League season? If not, why not? Shotta and Blackburn George aka @arseblagger share their usual outspoken, no-nonsense opinion.

Reading the tea leaves and connecting the dots, Shotta and the Arseblagger explore whether the Community Shield was a shop window for the Arsenal. Who is on the chopping block? Maitland Niles, martinez, Bellerin, even Aubameyand? Does Mesut Ozil have a future at the football club?

Shotta and Blackburn George, the Arseblagger, analyze the dramatic news of the Kroenkes firing The Don, Raul Sanllehi, and ponder what has really changed at Arsenal Football Club. The Don Is Dead, Long Live The Don?

Arsenal executives announce the sacking of 55 employees within 3 days of winning the FA Cup. In the opinion of Shotta and George, the Arseblagger, this is another ominous sign of the future of the football club.