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Ex-Arsenal hero Theo Walcott names the underrated Gunners player that he’s a ‘big fan of’
By Chris Flanagan published
One player has caught the eye of a former star early in the season – and it may not be the person that you expect

'Manchester City and Arsenal have to deliver perfection if they want to dethrone Chelsea - they’re going to start like a train': WSL legend Izzy Christiansen gives her verdict on the Women's Super League season
By Jessy Parker Humphreys published
The Women's Super League kicks off tonight - and it's bad news for Arsenal and Manchester City, as Izzy Christiansen thinks Chelsea are going to pick up where they left off

Oasis star Noel Gallagher exclusive: 'I should be a Manchester United fan! The greatest player of all time played for United: my dad's brothers and our cousins are United fans, too'
By Richard Purden published
Oasis guitarist Noel Gallagher on Manchester City, Maine Road, Celtic and why the Scottish leagues should merge with England

Ada Hegerberg urges FIFA to take injury burden off players amid 'old men' jab
By Steven Chicken published
The Lyon and Norway goalscoring sensation has been vocal about the need for greater examination of the women's game's ACL epidemic

Arsenal: Theo Walcott explains how the Invincibles squad made him a 'better person'
By Mark White published
Arsenal signed Theo Walcott 18 months after winning the title in 2004, giving the winger an education of playing with some of the best Premier League players ever

Crystal Palace star explains how Eagles knew how to beat Liverpool - following the Atalanta defeat last week
By Arthur Renard published
Crystal Palace shocked Liverpool yesterday, with a clear template in how to defeat the Reds

Bastian Schweinsteiger exclusive: "Losing the Champions League to Chelsea hurt so much – it drove Bayern Munich to the treble"
By Chris Flanagan published
The German great tells FourFourTwo about the pain of his missed spot kick in the 2012 final, then redemption in 2013

Arsenal fan and The Who frontman Roger Daltrey says going to The Emirates can be ‘a bit like going to work’
By Mark White published
Arsenal's Emirates Stadium still doesn't feel like home to Who singer Roger Daltrey
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