The core of one of the most successful Arsenal teams in the club’s history included Patrick Vieira, Thierry Henry, and Tony Adams. These players were world-class figures who formed the backbone of a side that delivered sustained success.
Tottenham fans have witnessed some fantastic forwards represent their club in the Premier League era. Legendary players such as Harry Kane, Heung-Min Son, and Gareth Bale all made their mark at N17, becoming instant heroes for the Lilywhites and cementing their places in Spurs’ history.
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta has been sent a clear warning by one of the club’s Invincibles: Robert Pires. Like most Gooners, Pires has been watching Arsenal’s bright start to the season with keen interest.
Robert Pirès remains a legendary figure in Arsenal’s history, having played for the club between 2000 and 2006. During that time, he established himself as one of the finest wingers in world football, helping the Gunners secure multiple trophies under Arsène Wenger.
By now, millions of Arsenal fans may have just finished peeling their fingers from their faces after witnessing those uncomfortable final 20 minutes in Saturday’s 2-0 loss away at Bournemouth.
Bukayo Saka provided two assists in Arsenal’s win against Southampton today, taking him to the top of the assist leaderboard in Europe’s top five leagues this season.
Bukayo Saka is widely regarded as one of the best wingers in both the Premier League and Europe, with some fans even considering him the very best. He consistently steps up for Arsenal, taking on the responsibility to make things happen on the pitch, and his performances have been crucial for the team.
Arsenal legend Robert Pires claims he sparked an infamous tunnel bust-up between Manchester United and Arsenal. Captains Roy Keane and Patrick Vieira were never shy of a tussle, so the fixture became famous for its battles that resulted in Premier League titles.
Robert Pires has revealed his decision to choose a move to Arsenal over Real Madrid and has advised Kylian Mbappe to follow suit by turning down the Spanish club.