Hello Gooners!
Our players returned to London Colney today making Arsenal the first Premier League club to allow players to report for individual workouts.
Also, the UK government’s DCMS Secretary Oliver Dowden said today, “I personally have been in talks with the Premier League, with a view to getting football up and running as soon as possible.”
Sectors of public opinion says having football back in the UK would help raise the overall spirits of the British people.
With the PL hoping to resume the season in early June, here is my best guess for what the Gunners fixture list could look like for the remainder of the 2019-2020 season.
Again, this is purely a guess!
June 8 – @ Southampton
June 13 – @ Manchester City
June 17 – @ Brighton and Hove Albion
June 20 – @ Sheffield United (FA Cup quarterfinal)
June 27 – Norwich City
July 1 – @ Wolves
July 5 – FA Cup (semifinal)
July 11 – Leicester City
July 16 – @ Tottenham Hotspur
July 20 – Liverpool
July 24 – @ Aston Villa
July 27 – Watford
August 1 – FA Cup (final)
August 22 – The 2020-2021 season begins!
Thoughts?
Cheers, and stay healthy!
Gunner1953
The man called “Mr. Arsenal.” Ken Friar OBE, passed away on Tuesday at the age of 92. Friar was instrumental in the development and construction of Emirates Stadium. RIP
Arsenal gets 2nd Champions League win defeating Lille, 3-0, on Tuesday in North London.
Kyra Cooney-Cross was named the Arsenal Women’s Player of the Month for September. Congratulations!
Mikel Arteta on winning 14 consecutive UCL games in the group/league phase, “It shows the level of consistency that we have. We are carrying on playing the way we do, performing that way in competition. I’m sure we can do that more, but we have to earn it because it’s big.”
