Time to become a hero, Jack Wilshere

Apologies for the lack of a West Ham match report – those who follow Third-Gen on Facebook will know I was suffering from a pretty bad fever over the course of Sunday and Monday, so the energy required to write a magnum opus was never there.
In short, a lot of players stepped up to the [...]

Arsenal must publicly tap up Felipe Melo, even if we don’t need him

Above is the well-publicised leak (thank you Arseblog) of either a commemorative shirt being released next season, or our actual kit for next season. As feedback goes, people will be clamouring for it if it is the real thing (there are many pages linking to how this is actually a fake), and I for one [...]

Arsenal’s Inglourious Basterds are a bunch of cockroaches

If there’s one story that will some up Arsenal’s season so far, it comes in the form of a most magnificent creature.
Perhaps I’m getting all Colonel SS Hans Landa on you, here, but allow me this simple analogy. Arsenal’s season seems to have been directed by the all powerful God of Cockroaches. You can lob [...]

Workaholic sexy times, screaming and Prozac: a biographical look at watching Arsenal

“Hi Lloyd. Been away. Now I’m back.”
So said Jack Torrence to Lloyd the Bartender in The Shining. And so say I to you, my awesome readers, after a long, long absence from writing on Arsenal. Today, I’ve drummed up a very long, but sectioned, biographical account of my watching Arsenal, in Australia (hence the early [...]

A month is a long time in blogging – Third-Gen squints in the sunlight

After more emails received than I expected, I’ve finally found some time to re-awaken the blog and pummel it back into life.
In short, it’s been a time where I’ve been swamped by work and other commitments to leave me completely unable to find the time or summon up the energy to blog. It’s hard enough [...]

We’re out of the Cup. Time to get over it.

If you were realistic before going into this game, you knew that there was pretty much only one likely result yesterday, and it wasn’t in favour of Arsenal.
Arsenal succumed to a physically imposing Stoke City who sensed a chance for an ‘upset’ and duly took it. Arsenal did not cover themselves in glory at all [...]

GUEST POST: TheSKAGooner in “Arsenal – the lunch pail team”

Another fantastic guest article by regular reader and 3Gentleman (commentor), TheSKAGooner, who this week puts an American twist on Arsenal’s new-found work-ethic.
You can follow TheSKAGooner on his twitter feed, @TheSKAGooner, as well as catch his comments on a number of Arsenal blogs.
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