Bleacher Report

Soccer: Van Persie's next challenge with Netherlands New Zealand Herald The 2011-12 season was without doubt the finest of the Dutchman's career, as he scored 30 goals for Arsenal to finish as top scorer in the Premier League, earning himself multiple recognition at the end-of-season award ceremonies. Arsenal Transfer Rumours: Robin van Persie Wise to Cash in on Brilliant EPL PlayBleacher Report Out of Title Race, Arsenal Is Back in the Champions LeagueNew York Times Manchester City Nears $40 Million Deal for Van Persie: RoundupBusinessWeek Ahram Online -Reuters Africa -International Business Times all 483 news articles »

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Bleacher Report

Arsenal Transfer Rumours: Why Yann M'Vila Would Be Wise to Choose the Gunners Bleacher Report There's no doubt that joining Arsenal could help M'Villa's career out considerably. The Gunners are one of the premier clubs in the entire world, and when it comes to soccer, few do it better than they. Not to mention, Arsenal's fanbase is as big and ... and more »

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SUPERCLASICO: Best rivalry? Let's ask ESPN (blog) There are so many classic derbies in world soccer, from Boca Juniors-River Plate (Argentina) to Inter Milan-AC Milan and Lazio-Roma (Italy), Tottenham-Arsenal and Liverpool-Everton (England) to Rangers-Celtic (Scotland), Real Madrid-Barcelona (Spain) ... and more »

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REFILE-Soccer-South Korea drop striker Park for World Cup qualifiers Chicago Tribune (Fixes typo in third par) May 17 (Reuters) - Arsenal striker Park Chu-young has been left out of the South Korean squad for next month's final round of 2014 World Cup qualifiers amid a backlash from fans over his controversial decision to delay his ... and more »

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Wall Street Journal

Why Soccer Is Better Than Football Wall Street Journal On advice from the obsessed son of a colleague, I adopted the Arsenal—always called "the" Arsenal for reasons that elude me—as my Premier League team. I reread "Among the Thugs," Bill Buford's harrowing dive into the world of violent English football ... and more »

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