Barnaby de Hoedt Article Archive

  1. Chelsea's Win Over Arsenal Confirms Big Four Is Now Big Two

    Arsenal's away form has been more than a touch patchy this season but they like their home comforts, winning every game at The Emirates before Chelsea arrived this afternoon. But now it's time for some home truths...

    Barnaby de Hoedt Written by Barnaby de Hoedt about 2 days ago 285 reads 9 comments

  2. Arsenal Problems Mount After Gibbs Breaks Metatarsal

    Kieran Gibbs is out for three months after breaking a metatarsal in the last minute of Arsenal's 2-0 Champions League victory over Standard Liege...

    Barnaby de Hoedt Written by Barnaby de Hoedt about 7 days ago 209 reads 1 comments

  3. Arsene Wenger Leaps To Defence Of Thierry Henry

    How Thierry Henry must wish Arsene Wenger was the manager of the French national team. The Arsenal manager has been nothing short of a father figure to Arsenal's all-time top scorer and he came ...

    Barnaby de Hoedt Written by Barnaby de Hoedt about 11 days ago 195 reads 7 comments

  4. Robbie Keane Left To Eat His Own Words as Arsenal Complete Decade of Dominance

    Spurs have been acting like noisy neighbours this week but Arsenal are still the neighbours from hell. The White Hart Lane outfit have not beaten the Gunners for a full decade now but that did ...

    Barnaby de Hoedt Written by Barnaby de Hoedt about about 1 month ago 659 reads 4 comments

  5. Arsene Wenger Post-60: His Best Years Lay Ahead

    Arsene Wenger spent this evening, his 60th birthday, watching the Europa League. There are now five officials surveying these games, which he would like to study. “It is the referees who age me, so I have to be aware of this,” Wenger joked this week...

    Barnaby de Hoedt Written by Barnaby de Hoedt about about 1 month ago 199 reads 2 comments

  6. Arsenal's Desperation Betrays Alarming Trace Of Naivety

    The press office at Emirates Stadium in London is presumably a constantly busy place; but it must have been working round the clock in the opening weeks of this season...

    Barnaby de Hoedt Written by Barnaby de Hoedt about 2 months ago 427 reads 12 comments

  7. Is David Beckham A 'Passenger' In Fabio Capello's England Squad?

    David Beckham had to contend with a bum-numbing watching brief from the bench for the entire 90 minutes of England's 2-1 friendly win over Slovenia yesterday...

    Barnaby de Hoedt Written by Barnaby de Hoedt about 2 months ago 694 reads 6 comments

  8. UEFA's Actions Stand to Make Diving More Prominent

    If anyone was fooled into thinking that UEFA were about to launch an unprecedented clampdown on diving―and I don't think there were many―then they will be left disappointed...

    Barnaby de Hoedt Written by Barnaby de Hoedt about 2 months ago 74 reads 2 comments

  9. Where's The Logic? Wenger Questions UEFA Stance On Video Replays

    Once the smoke from the fireworks had cleared, there was at least one moment of clarity during Arsene Wenger's scathing attack on UEFA this afternoon...

    Barnaby de Hoedt Written by Barnaby de Hoedt about 3 months ago 118 reads 5 comments

  10. "Lucky" Arsenal Beat Plucky Celtic to All but Secure European Spot

    When the club was winning trophies under the utilitarian style of George Graham in the late 80s and early 90s, the derogatory adjective "lucky" was forever fastened to the name Arsenal in newspaper headlines...

    Barnaby de Hoedt Written by Barnaby de Hoedt about 3 months ago 168 reads 4 comments

  11. 52 Reasons To Back Arsenal Forward Nicklas Bendtner

    OK, so I couldn't find 52 reasons...that's definitely too many. But the big (not yet great) Dane, who has changed his shirt number to No. 52, could be quite an asset this season. Let's deal with this business with the back of his shirt first...

    Barnaby de Hoedt Written by Barnaby de Hoedt about 3 months ago 1,431 reads 22 comments

  12. Don't Question Kolo Toure's Loyalty

    "There's no loyalty in football any more," screams an Arsenal fan on a radio phone-in. "Kolo Toure has only gone for the money." Love for our football clubs is blind, but let's not pull wool over our own eyes...

    Barnaby de Hoedt Written by Barnaby de Hoedt about 4 months ago 346 reads 10 comments

  13. The Arsenal Injury Jinx Continues

    So Samir Nasri fractured a fibula in training this morning... A clumbsy tackle from the returning Senderos, maybe? Or was Rosicky trying to facilitate his restoration to the first team? Of ...

    Barnaby de Hoedt Written by Barnaby de Hoedt about 4 months ago 979 reads 3 comments

  14. Arsenal Gunning for Anfield Glory Again, 20 Years to the Day

    Arsenal's first team may fallen have short of repeating the feats of Micheal Thomas and company 20 years ago, but the club's Young Guns are on course for writing their own piece of Anfield history ...

    Barnaby de Hoedt Written by Barnaby de Hoedt about 6 months ago 492 reads 1 comments

  15. Arsenal and the Burden of 1989

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    Barnaby de Hoedt Written by Barnaby de Hoedt about 6 months ago 339 reads 5 comments

  16. Why Unlucky Darren Fletcher Is an Example To Arsenal's Young Pretenders

    Darren Fletcher didn't need to make the challenge that ultimately renders him ineligible for the Champions League final. The fact that he did says everything about a player that has emerged from inauspicious first steps in a United shirt...

    Barnaby de Hoedt Written by Barnaby de Hoedt about 7 months ago 719 reads 2 comments

  17. Man United-Arsenal: Was O'Shea Winner Worst Piece of Defending This Season?

    John O'Shea has picked a good week to emerge from the shadows of Gary Neville and Rafeal Da Silva. For starters, he able to disregard the threat of the cup-tied Andrey Arshavin...

    Barnaby de Hoedt Written by Barnaby de Hoedt about 7 months ago 179 reads 7 comments

  18. Liverpool-Arsenal: Arshavin Dents Benitez' Title Bid

    A blistering four-goal salvo from Andrey Arshavin delivered a severe blow to Liverpool's title push on another classic night at Anfield. Almost 20 years ago, these sides came head-to-head for the league on the last day of the season...

    Barnaby de Hoedt Written by Barnaby de Hoedt about 7 months ago 483 reads 0 comments

  19. Arsene Wenger Blows Arsenal's Best Trophy Chance

    If Arsenal were to win a trophy this season, the vindication of Arsene Wenger's youth policy would play across the lips of a very wide gallic smile come May...

    Barnaby de Hoedt Written by Barnaby de Hoedt about 7 months ago 696 reads 3 comments

  20. Cesc Fabregas Versus Tony Adams

    About 20 years ago a man by the name of Tony Adams was named Arsenal captain at the age of 21 years and 85 days. History repeated itself today—Cesc Fabregas is a little more 'mature' at 21 years and 216 days...

    Barnaby de Hoedt Written by Barnaby de Hoedt about about 1 year ago 594 reads 0 comments

  21. England 2 Czech Republic 2: Where To Start?

    Was Dutch linguist Steve McClaren or England's most fluid of elocutionists, Fabio Capello, in charge tonight? Can England's players understand their manager? Because absolutely nothing has changed...

    Barnaby de Hoedt Written by Barnaby de Hoedt about about 1 year ago 208 reads 0 comments

  22. Has Andy Murray Made the Big Three the Big Four?

    Rafael Nadal. Roger Federer. Novak Djokovic. Andy Murray may have reached No. 6 in the world rankings with his first Masters victory in Cincinnati, but he will feel that he is close to joining this elite tripod...

    Barnaby de Hoedt Written by Barnaby de Hoedt about about 1 year ago 1,388 reads 5 comments

  23. Arsenal's Youth Team Warm-Up for the Season with a 1-0 Win over Crawley Town

    An Arsenal XI travelled south to play Blue Square Premier (that's non-league to those that don't know) side Crawley Town today and won 1-0 thanks to a goal from Kieran Gibbs. Crawley is my home town and beat a Spurs XI 6-1 on Tuesday...

    Barnaby de Hoedt Written by Barnaby de Hoedt about about 1 year ago 379 reads 1 comments

  24. Manchester United Imposters Conning African Kids Out Of Money

    An undercover BBC investigation has exposed how African footballers are being conned out of thousands of dollars by Nigerian fraudsters...

    Barnaby de Hoedt Written by Barnaby de Hoedt about about 1 year ago 261 reads 1 comments

  25. Luton Town Need More Than a Miracle To Survive 30 Point Deduction

    Luton Town will need to take some inspiration from Leeds United's promotion last season if they are to have any hope of avoiding relegation. The League Two side, who were relegated last term, will start next season on minus 30 points next season...

    Barnaby de Hoedt Written by Barnaby de Hoedt about about 1 year ago 542 reads 4 comments

 


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