Author: Oscar Wood

18 year old Londoner and Arsenal fan of over 10 years, who, has been obsessing over Arsenal and European football for the last two years after a brief lull in interest. Fluctuating between Arsene Wenger being the ideal man for Arsenal and thinking the FA Cup victory was the perfect time to call it a day. Prone to periods of severe pessimism but generally optimistic about AFC's future.

Arsenal’s Midfield and the Forced Need to Change

by Oscar Wood on December 3, 2015 in All, Arsenal, Our Thoughts, Our Thoughts

Francis Coquelin and Santi Cazorla are irreplaceable, but their injuries could open the door for the likes of Aaron Ramsey in a new system.

Arsenal Need to Make a Controlling Midfielder a Summer Priority

by Oscar Wood on April 29, 2015 in All, Analysis, Analysis, Arsenal

Finding a range of players who offer different attributes to help combine to make a team without sufficient weaknesses. For Arsenal this

Wenger Deserves Credit for New Tactical Flexibility

by Oscar Wood on April 11, 2015 in All, Analysis, Analysis, Arsenal

What a huge result last Saturday was. It’s surely put Arsenal out of reach of the chasing pack in the top four race and has continued

Analysing Giroud’s Improved Performances

by Oscar Wood on April 3, 2015 in All, Analysis, Analysis, Arsenal

When Olivier Giroud was ruled out for four months, it looked as if his season, and perhaps even his Arsenal future, was going to be a write

Getting The Best Out of Alexis Sanchez for the Team

by Oscar Wood on March 6, 2015 in All, Analysis, Analysis, Arsenal

Have a think about some of the goals Alexis has scored this season. Now think about how many have come at the end of wonderful, intricate

What constitutes a successful season for Arsenal?

by Oscar Wood on February 22, 2015 in All, Analysis, Analysis, Arsenal, Our Thoughts

Arsenal are currently at a crucial juncture in the football season, having got through the first six months of the season but with plenty