Arsenal FA Cup Glory: Top Five Finals to

by Amiya Saha - 20/02/202427/02/2024

For Arsenal lovers, the FA Cup triumphs have a massive importance in the entire journey of Arsenal's history. The FA Cup is far beyond a trophy for Arsenal fans. In English football, Arsenal is nicknamed "The Big One," there are many reasons, such as the underdog victories, ionate fanbase, and

A Dive Into Arsenal’s Five Best English Premier League Seasons

by Rahul Jana - 15/06/202324/06/2023

Few football clubs command the iration and respect that Arsenal does. With its rich history in English football, the North London outfit has consistently produced world-class talent and entertained spectators with exciting gameplay. This article will delve into the top five seasons for Arsenal in the English Premier League (EPL),

Kalvin Philips: The Solution to United’s Midfield Woes | Man United Working on a Deal to Sign Phillips in the Summer.

by Ashwin Varkey - 29/04/202229/04/2022

According to the latest reports, Manchester United are working on a deal to sign Leeds United's star midfielder Kalvin Phillips. The Red Devils have had a long-term interest in the 2021 England Men's Player of the year and have zeroed in on the midfielder as their primary summer target. Leeds United

David Rocastle: Twenty Years on, The Memory Lives On

by The Highbury Flyer - 31/03/2021

Football fans can be fickle at times but when they truly embrace a player, the attachment becomes more than a collection of standout moments or goals, it’s emotional and lasting. In fact, some players reach deep into the fan base psyche to symbolise what ers themselves feel about their club,

Brady or Bergkamp Who is Arsenal’s Best Player

by The Highbury Flyer - 18/03/202118/03/2021

Recently on the podcast, I had the absolute privilege of talking to football legend Alan Hudson, and he revealed that he’d been on another podcast with Ray Parlour discussing Arsenal’s best player. Hudson went for Liam Brady whilst Parlour plumped for Dennis Bergkamp, but it’s a topic that’s based on personal perspectives because the pair

Arsenal Icons: Charlie George from Holloway to Highbury

by The Highbury Flyer - 05/08/202005/08/2020

This article unfolds the story about one of the most ed and revered players in the club's history, Charlie George, an Arsenal hero, an Arsenal legend. Charlie, described as 'A bona fide Cockney rebel', was a darling of the Highbury in the early '70s and an entertainer on and off

ing Arsenal’s Gael Clichy : The Last of The Invincibles

by Raphael dF - 11/07/2020

Nearly ten years since his departure from Arsenal, it might come as a surprise to some to hear that Gael Clichy is still playing. The now 34-year-old former French international is currently playing for İstanbul Başakşehir alongside other notable names such as former Newcastle and Chelsea man Demba Ba, formerly

Where have all the Parlours gone?

by The Highbury Flyer - 08/07/2020

As ers, we’ve all become obsessed with big money transfers since the inception of the Premier League. The money that flooded in the game in the form of television rights and sponsorship meant that everyone could now spend a few million on bolstering their squads and as time has gone

Why George Graham Deserves the Same Level of Respect and Appreciation as Arsene Wenger Rather Than Being Continually Overlooked

by The Highbury Flyer - 01/06/202002/06/2020

As one of George Graham’s disciples, I'm not sure the gaffer gets enough credit for his achievements. If it hadn't been for him, Arsene Wenger surely wouldn't have been able to get off to such a good start in 1998 with a double that was owed so much to George's

Shearer and Wright Both Agree on the Finest Goal Ever in the Premiership and it’s by an Arsenal Player

by The Highbury Flyer - 28/05/202028/05/2020

Since the Premier League began back in 1992, ers have witnessed a host of stunning goals. Goals that would be acclaimed as world-class on any stage including World cups and European finals. It’s been a privilege to see the quality of the English game develop and gradually part company with

‘When we were kings’ Arsenal’s Victory Over Spurs at White Hart Lane in 2005 was Something to Savour

by The Highbury Flyer - 17/05/202024/11/2020

We’ve been recently inundated with endless transfer stories and engulfed with the continuing news of the Covid-19 virus. The pandemic has altered and interrupted our everyday lives including the sometimes frustrating pastime of watching Arsenal play. Right now, I’m sure we’d all settle for a questionable draw or a sneaky 1-0

From Nasri’s South Korean Replacement to the ‘guy with the Broken Back’: Looking Back at Five of Arsenal’s Strangest gs

by Soham De - 20/04/2020

These are strange, strange times. With the world pretty much shutting down, with no major events to talk about or watch, football betting odds have very much taken a back seat for the time being. What better reason to take a trip down memory lane and check out some of the strangest

Reliving Bergkamp’s 90 Mins of Magnificence From 1997: The Greatest hat-trick in Premier League History

by The Highbury Flyer - 30/03/202030/03/2020

Firstly, I make no apology for my obsession with Dennis Bergkamp. The Dutchman was one of the finest players to grace the Arsenal shirt, with his brand of dreamy, exhilarating and exquisite football which underlined his undeniable and obvious brilliance. Many wanted him to score more goals than the 87 Premier

‘ Kanu Believe it ‘ Arsenal Striker’s hat Trick Condemns Chelsea to a Surprise Defeat in the FA Cup

by The Highbury Flyer - 30/03/2020

1999 saw the highly anticipated clash between two London rivals - Chelsea and Arsenal - at Stamford Bridge in the FA Cup and the unbelievable hat-trick of Nwankwo Kanu. Arsenal under Arsene Wenger would eventually finish the season in second place, 18 points behind Manchester United. That served as a reminder

Arsenal’s Identity Crisis – The Old, the new or the Basic : Which Badge Best Represents the Club

by The Highbury Flyer - 29/03/202029/03/2020

When Arsenal’s old badge was reinvented in 2002, it changed from a Gothic style typeface with the westward facing cannon and the Borough of Islington’s coat of arms with ermine, to a slick modern Arsenal badge minus the club motto Victoria Concordia Crescit (Victory Grows Through Harmony) which left many

Frank McLintock or Tony Adams: Who is Arsenal’s Captain fantastic?

by The Highbury Flyer - 28/03/202028/03/2020

As Arsenal captains go, few have managed to completely fulfill the criteria and gain the respect and adoration of ers. I have had the pleasure to see two of the best and only Frank McLintock and Tony Adams can be considered for the accolade of Arsenal’s best captain ever. Before we

Thierry Henry: The King of Highbury and Arsenal’s Greatest Goal Scorer

by The Highbury Flyer - 27/03/2020

Thierry Henry oozed class in his time at Arsenal. He was a player that somehow became synonymous with the style of play that Arsene Wenger wanted which was based on speed, skill, and freedom of expression. He was able to create something memorable, something magical and in his time with

49 Unbeaten: The day Arsenal’s Invincible’s Lost to a Barbaric and Inferior Manchester United

by The Highbury Flyer - 26/03/202026/03/2020

In October 2004, Arsenal were on an unbeaten run of 49 games and in excellent attacking form. The next game up was Manchester United at Old Trafford in what promised to be a classic game of football that would act as an ment for the quality of the Premier League. What it became

That Bergkamp goal : Was This the Best Ever Premier League Goal Scored by Arsenal

by The Highbury Flyer - 22/03/202023/03/2020

I8 years ago, the football world witnessed something remarkable, something that would be replayed and recalled in conversation as a stand out moment in the domestic game. The fixture was nothing special but when Newcastle United played Arsenal at St James’ Park on the 2nd of March 2002, those that

From Puberty to Highbury: Being an Arsenal Fan and Beyond

by The Highbury Flyer - 21/03/202026/03/2020

No one quite knows why one club is more appealing to a er than another. Normally, it’s through intense brainwashing from a much-loved Family dictator or due to a slow visual indoctrination from someone who lives and dies in a football shirt. Wedding:- Football shirt plus a smart jacket. Funeral:- Football shirt plus full