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The future of MLS is obvious: building a club from the bottom-up. Related posts: The Ring of Fire The Chicago Fire celebrates its history, and your editor remembers why he's a Fire fan.... Street Soccer in Chicago Over at Chicago Sports Weekly, I take a look at a Chicago-based organised pickup soccer club (Windy City Wanderers F.C.)... Peter Wilt’s Soccer Management Philosophy We write about...
Well by all accounts the AGM was a fairly uneventful affair. Arsene got a big birthday book, made a nice speech, Stan Kroenke was there and refused to talk and we got some little known facts about Gunnersaurus. Obviously a reflection of how things are at the club at the moment. On the pitch things are looking good, off the pitch things are looking good and there's unlikely to be controversy or difficulty...
• Stan Kroenke lets Peter Hill-Wood do the talking at meeting • US magnate only 646 shares short of takeover threshold Stan Kroenke maintained his silence at Arsenal's annual general meeting this afternoon when questions were directly raised about the intentions of the US billionaire investor. The Denver-based sports magnate is now the largest individual shareholder in Arsenal's holding...
LONDON — American businessman Stan Kroenke is increasing his stake in Premier League club Arsenal, edging closer to a full takeover. The Gunners announced Thursday that Kroenke has spent $1.2 million buying 90 shares to increase his holding from 28.7 to 28.9 percent. That's just short of the 30 percent threshold that would trigger a mandatory offer for the remaining shares. The 62-year-old Kroenke,...
Now that the United States national team has assured itself a place in the 2010 World Cup, the American soccer community can turn its attention back to the domestic game. This season has been unlike any other in any other in recent memory, as both Major League Soccer and the United Soccer Leagues have produced [...] Related posts: Portland should be a “slam dunk” for MLS Commissioner Don...
Great news from the manager this week Arsene Wenger says he will play no part is choosing his successor. So he won't stay on as Director of Football? That's good news. He won't hire Paul Le Guen? That's good news. He won't insist on maintaining the culture of what is, in the immortal words of the immaculate Robert Pires, " a French club playing in England"? That's good news. Arsenal won't...
Arsenal chief executive Ivan Gazidis declared waiting time for the Gunners should end this season as the squad is strong enough to challenge for silverware. Gazidis, who accepted the post with Arsenal in 2008, added that ...
International week always feels a bit odd when the season has just got going. You’ve just about got used to two games a week, Premier League, Champions League, Carling Cup plus whatever else you can find to watch and then it all stops for the internationals. Luckily for England it wasn’t a crucial match over in [...]
Remember. You read here first at arsenalinsider.com. I first blogged on the possibility of Arsenal chief executive officer Ivan Gazidis persuading Arsène Wenger to swap his favoured Austria as the club’s base for pre-season preparation for lucrative trips to Asia and North America. I first blogged on this on your super, soaraway arsenalinsider.com back on [...]