Tag: Xhaka
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Granit Xhaka; Arsenal’s Captain Without the Armband
May 2016. Granit Xhaka completed his £30 million move to Arsenal, from Bundesliga side Borussia Monchengladbach. At the time, he was a high-profile, expensive signing, expected ... -
The Pros and Cons of Arsenal Keeping Granit Xhaka
Granit Xhaka is one of the most divisive players Arsenal have had in recent years; half the fanbase adores him, half can’t wait to see the ... -
The Xhaka Conundrum – you can’t statistically define his leadership?
Going off of an important win against Sheffield United, Arteta and the Arsenal social media team, very rightly praised Granit Xhaka for his role in the ... -
Arsenal Keep or Sell? January 2021 Player Review
Following another summer of board-level structural and personnel change – one conundrum that continues to bite us in the back is the mismanagement of player contracts. ... -
Arteta’s Tactical Tweaks That Will Take Arsenal To The Next Level
Following two wins in two Premier League games to start the season, Arteta’s Arsenal now face sterner tests to prove their mettle with Liverpool, Manchester City, ... -
Redemption and Mikel Arteta
The 2019/20 season has been one full of unprecedented events. Three managers, a pandemic, a captain falling out directly with the fans. The last of which ... -
The Redemption of Granit Xhaka
Granit Xhaka ripped off his shirt and walked straight down the tunnel. For many, it seemed this would be the last time he would ever wear ... -
What has happened to “The Arsenal Way” under Unai Emery?
“Victoria Concordia Crescit”. Victory through harmony. The famous motto of Arsenal Football Club for the past 70 years. It proudly featured on the club’s official crest ... -
Should Emery Persist in Playing Granit Xhaka?
The story of the North London Derby was that unforced errors cost Arsenal a valuable two points. Gifting goals to the opposition is quite obviously a ... -
Match Preview: Stoke City v Arsenal; Battling A Bogey Team
Getting off to a good start this season is an imperative for Arsenal. For a while last week we wondered if that was going to be ...
