Since the beginning of this summer’s transfer window I have felt like an expectant father waiting for the wife to give birth. Okay, maybe that’s a bad metaphor, however, the question remains…when is Arsenal going to deliver our first summer signing?
Every morning I scour the websites, the papers, the blogs and another source of Arsenal information I can get my hands on to see if, who and when the first signing will take place.
Why does this transfer window feel so many of those from the past few years? We are teased, then disappointed, and then teased again. We read and hear countless rumors and reports that say, “Arsenal is linked to such and such.” My goal this transfer window was to keep a running tab on the number of players Arsenal was being linked to in this transfer window. Please forgive me, but I lost count.
Other clubs around Europe, and especially in the Premier League, are making announcements, finalizing deals and showing off their new players. For Gooner Nation, what we have gotten so far is a lot of smoke and mirrors.
I’m ready to hand out the cigars, but first we need something to celebrate.
Gunner1953










Mikel Arteta said on Friday Bukayo Saka, Riccardo Calafiori and Jurrien Timber are all in contention to be in the squad for Saturday’s match.
According to Graeme Bailey of TEAMtalk, Arsenal has intensified their interest in Athletic Bilbao star Nico Williams as a top summer priority.
Fabrizio Romano is reporting Calum McFarlane will be the Chelsea interim manager until the end of this season.
Arsenal Women have confirmed Manu Zinsberger will leave the club at the end of this season. The Austrian goalkeeper has totaled 51 cleans sheets in 143 appearances for the Gunners.



Stat of the Day: David Rays has made 53 saves and had 15 cleans sheets in 33 appearances this season for Arsenal.
American movie star Anne Hathaway on the Gunners title chances, “They better. I believe in Arsenal.”
Gabriel Magalhaes, “We need to be strong on Sunday, We are at this club to play these kind of games.”

Ten Premier League managers have been sacked this season, including three at Nottingham Forest, and two each at Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur.





