Posted by GuestGooner | Posted in Matchday Preview | Posted on 13-04-2010
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The North London Derby
The part of the season where nerves begin to kick-in, is here. An important last 5 games lie in store for us, starting with a tricky local derby against Tottenham Hotspur.
With our last game coming in a 4-1 defeat against Barcelona in the UEFA Champions League, the team’s stamina could’ve been low, the team could’ve lost all belief, however.. we had a free weekend. Allowing Wenger to get to grips with the team a little more, show them what needs to be done to continue the push for the Barclays Premier League against local rivals, ‘Spurs. ‘Spurs’ve been flying through their fixtures, thick & fast. Games against Portsmouth, Sunderland & Portsmouth again, have left Redknapp re-shuffling the back four and midfield, in order for them to be ready for the derby.
Ross, a passionate Arsenal fan from England, takes time out & previews the game for 11G. You can follow him on Twitter as well!
Posted by GuestGooner | Posted in Opinion | Posted on 30-10-2009
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Stand Up, Speak Up!
When we talk of the Main ‘London Derby’, it hardly reflects on the status of Barnet and Orient, or QPR or Brentford, it is a much famed passion ‘THE Arsenal’ have when they meet ‘TotenSCUM HotSperms’, not because they are the 2 biggest clubs of the Capital City, how can Spurs be labeled anything other than a joke, in fact other than Arsenal [and recently Chelski] the ONLY other London club to get near the top of the table was QPR Under Frances, when Big Lez Ferdinand was good, Spurs even finished behind them for much of the 80’s / 90’s!!
Barney, a Die-Hard Gooner from London, takes time out to demystify ‘The North London Derby‘ for us. ‘An 11Gunners Exclusive‘. Here we go:
Posted by TheGooner | Posted in 11Moments | Posted on 01-09-2009
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The Distinguished Men
I can barely imagine what it would have felt like to be an Arsenal fan in the year 1969. 12th position in First Division, knocked out in FA Cup 3rd round replay, trophy-less for a long 17 years, despairing times those must have been. The 1970-71 Season didn’t exactly start well either. Early in the Season, the Gunners got hammered 5-0 by Stoke. What happened next, was a fairy tale and 11Gunners relives the story..
