Place: Seven Sisters Road

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The underwear model exposed by Arsenal’s old failings

It took only seconds for “#LjungbergOut” to appear.

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A night to remember in North London as Spurs now daring to dream

soccer

Watertight City dig in to regain top spot

world

Man accused of Finsbury Park attack tells court vanished driver was like a magician

world

Finsbury Park terror attack accused 'hoped to kill Jeremy Corbyn'

Arsenal v Sunderland - Emirates FA Cup - Third Round - Emirates Stadium

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TERRACE TALK: Arsenal - Will Arsene hang around for next instalment?

Tottenham V Arsenal - Three North London derbies to remember

It may be the most important North London derby ever, but there’s been plenty of memorable encounters at either end of the Seven Sisters Road.

Sat, 05 Mar, 2016

TERRACE TALK: Arsenal - Gunners’ lack of character and leadership all too apparent

If the Gunners’ pale imitation of genuine Premier League contenders over the past few months left me doubting our ability to go on and win the title, it felt as if yesterday’s defeat at Old Trafford was the kicker, writes Bernard Azulay

Mon, 29 Feb, 2016

TERRACE TALK: Arsenal - International interlude can’t come soon enough

Rarely can I recall being more relieved at the prospect of break from the relentless run of fixtures and hopefully a fortnight of international games which might afford some of our players much-needed recuperation.

Mon, 09 Nov, 2015

TERRACE TALK: Arsenal: Derby disaster as hopes dashed by able Kane

Highbury is hardly leafy suburbia and perhaps there’s an inevitable bias with me being a Gooner.

Mon, 09 Feb, 2015

Finishing touches will be hard for Harry

“SPURS are one of the greatest clubs in soccer and it’s high time we finally proved it by winning the title.”

Sat, 03 Dec, 2011

Worrying times as north London pride in danger

YOU know the Arsenal must be in big trouble when even your Tottenham pals commiserate with you.

Wed, 21 Sep, 2011

Revitalised Gallas riding high at the Lane

NOTHING is more galling for Arsenal’s supporters than to see Tottenham thrive while their own team is in trauma, and the feeling is reciprocated by the blue and white hordes from down the Seven Sisters Road, when the roles are reversed.

Fri, 11 Mar, 2011

Perfect timing as new Clock End basks in mauling

THE Blackpool fans weren’t going to let the trifling matter of annihilation spoil their big day out.

Wed, 25 Aug, 2010

Gooner gusto falls flat after shameful collapse at Wigan

IF there’s one thing that never fails to amaze me, it’s football fans’ eternal propensity to rebound from the very depths of heart-rending disillusionment.

Wed, 21 Apr, 2010

Niko Kranjcar nets twice as Spurs ease past Peterborough

Tottenham 4 Peterborough 0

Sat, 02 Jan, 2010

Howard’s way helps lift the Goodison gloom

THERE are 2-2 draws and then there are 2-2 draws.

Mon, 07 Dec, 2009

Time for rivals to show some table manners

THERE’S rarely been a more convincing argument for returning to the days when they didn’t bother producing a table until six games in, than the laughable image of our friends from the wrong end of the Seven Sisters Road crowing from the Premier League’s top perch.

Wed, 26 Aug, 2009

Walcott goal denies Spurs chance to end jinx

THEO WALCOTT has long been hailed as the saviour of English football, but last night redemption was plundered closer to home.

Thu, 10 Jan, 2008

Spurs’ fall is compulsive viewing

WHEN the Elvis tune ‘The Wonder Of You’ blasted out of the PA, prior to the teamstrotting out for our first home game, a couple of weeks back, I mistakenly assumed that this was merely a tribute, to mark the 30th anniversary of the passing of the King of Rock n’ Roll.

Wed, 29 Aug, 2007

Don’t blame Lamps, just look at what’s around him

IT’S BEEN over a week since the Tottenham Cup game and I still have a massive grin on my face. For many Chelsea fans, beating Spurs is as good as it gets.

Wed, 28 Mar, 2007

Cashley warnings were pretty pointless

FROM where we were sitting in the corner of the Shed, directly in line with Essien and Lehmann’s goal, I had that sinking feeling from the moment that shot left the Ghanaian’s boot.

Wed, 13 Dec, 2006

It was a week for underdogs to remember

WHAT a week it’s been for the underdog — Tottenham against us obviously, West Ham against Arsenal, Copenhagen against United, and Liverpool against Bordeaux . . .

Wed, 08 Nov, 2006

Goodbye Avenell Road

LIKE many long standing Gooners, I’ve had mixed feelings ever since the plans for our new stadium were announced. For those of us who’ve been attending Highbury for so many years, it’s hard to imagine that we will ever share quite the same emotional attachment with our new home of football.

Sat, 06 May, 2006

IT IS as though Rudyard Kipling’s paean to heroism, his poem If, was written for Sol Campbell as the stage is set for tonight’s championship showdown with Manchester United at Highbury, opening as it does with the line: “If you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs.”

Wed, 16 Apr, 2003