Thus the argument being made is that clubs are paying fictional expenses to parents as an inducement to get the parents’ children to sign for clubs. Further, since if such a story ever emerged it ...

This season, in terms of how often each team is being fouled by the opposition, Arsenal are mid-table. The club is right in the middle for how many times it is fouled. When it comes to fouls committed ...

Indeed Arsenal are not just getting fewer penalties in their favour and having more against them than other top clubs, those other top clubs have the reverse – they get more penalties in their favour ...

Basically, Arsenal supposedly commit 1.6% more fouls than a NW team on average but we see 7.2% more yellow cards meaning a team from the NW can commit 7% more fouls before seeing a yellow card.

The clubs that did the deed that it seems some Arsenal supporters think Arsenal should hav done were: Aston Villa, Bournemouth, Brighton, Chelsea, Crystal Palace, Everton, Leeds United, Leicester City ...

Now before I start, I have to say I always felt that the moment things changed for us was the year Mike Riley took over as the head of the PGMOL back in June 2009 and I was right. In fact, the day ...

The percentage difference shows the level of additional penalties given for each team when compared with the number of penalties against each team. So Arsenal have 58% more penalties awarded to them, ...

The chances are that if you ask ten people what’s wrong with football, you will get a dozen different answers. Ask ten people what’s wrong with Arsenal, and the chances are that a lot of those you ask ...

Yet the situation is dramatic and demands a certain amount of attention, as in the Swiss league, by way of experiment, some referees now come to a microphone to explain to the crowd their decisions ...

Checking the players and finding out that yes as per reports, Kim Little, Chloe Kelly, Alessia Russo, Leah Williamson and the rest were fantastic. Apparently the crowd was a record for this round of ...

An article in the Telegraph asks us to consider the “Ten most irritating things about modern football” and very clever it is too, because it succeeds rather well in diverting our thoughts from key ...