Plus there is an underlying problem: the majority of managerial changes fail to make things better – indeed mostly they make things worse. Yet clubs go on changing managers just to show fans that ...

But the fact (which is constantly ignored) is that each summer for as many years as I can remember, Untold has tracked all the transfer rumours concerning Arsenal and invariably come up with a total ...

But Arsenal now have to satisfy both the Premier League and Uefa in terms of its finances, and just for the hell of it the two organisations have totally different ways of calculating the losses clubs ...

Part of the problem is also that many contracts these days include a clause to the effect that at the end of the contract if the player doesn’t leave in a way agreed by the club, the player is then ...

The non-English clubs that are above Arsenal in terms of revenue are Real Madrid, PSG, Bayern Munich, and Barcelona. The list shows Arsenal’s turnover at 716.5m euros. Manchester City has a turnover ...

Of course one of the things that makes the numbers look particularly bad is the fact that some clubs sack their managers over and over again. Tottenham for example have had five managers in the last ...

Manchester United however have gone a different way by admitting they have over-spent what with losing £313m in the three years to 2023/24, which if nothing else, looks like carelessness when the ...

It doesn’t matter which way you look at it; Arsenal have been one of the best teams in the Premier League for the last few seasons, the second-best team, to be precise. The club ...

Second clubs don’t like players who leak news of their impending transfer, as generally that indicates a player who is liable to leak anything, including injury news, tactics, etc. Good players can be ...

Moving on to Chelsea, the way in which the League management team agreed to the highly dubious notion of Chelsea selling their women’s team to another company owned by the same people who own Chelsea, ...