Carrying on from a resounding victory over Alkmaar in the midweek, there is no reason why a confident Arsenal side shouldn’t make short work of a struggling Wolves tomorrow. We seem to have struck a chord this season, that has seen us blow teams away but apart from a 6-1 thrashing of Everton on opening day, we have been susceptible to droppong points away from home. Catching up with Chelsea will become that much more harder if we drop points in games like these, so there is no scope of any complacency whatsoever. 11Gunners looks at tomorrow’s game as another exciting week of Premiership beckons..

Silent Stan

There are two sides to a football club viz. footballing side and the financial side. Both sides are inter dependent on each other and are mutually responsible for each other. Every big club in the premiership has been taken over by foreign investors, off late. Glazers took over Man Utd and Roman did so for Chelsea. The latter started up some kinda of revolution in English football and money took center stage in English football. He pumped in atrocious amount of dough and reaped instant benefits. Arsenal have been the only big club who have remained away from this money splurging part of English Football – Courtesy: Mr. Wenger. In spite of us not spending big money, we have remained more than competitive in the cut throat competition that is prevalent in EPL. But things might change – Courtesy: Silent Stan.

An 11Gunners insight into what might be the consequences if things really change..

The Queen Bee

Football is a multibillion dollar business in today’s world and who knows it better than Gooners like us. A lot has changed in Football in the last decade. Billionaires have been queuing up to grab stakes in English Clubs. And football has never been same since their arrival. Something on the same lines is imminent to take place @ Arsenal. We @ 11Gunners are happy to demystify all that for you..