Gabby Agbonlahor slams 'pathetic' Arsenal training ploy that backfired for Mikel Arteta

Newcastle could be the next Premier League club to feature in an All Or Nothing documentary.The likes of Manchester City, Tottenham and Arsenal have all had their own shows after allowing Amazon cameras behind-the-scenes access and now it appears that the Magpies could be part of the next installment, with filming potentially taking place next season.The club have undergone something of a major transformation, with Mike Ashley, the previous owner, selling the club in October, and a fresh regime coming in.READ MORE: Win 2 tickets to watch England vs Germany in Nations League action at Wembley StadiumThe Daily Mail reports that Newcastle have already rejected several offers from production companies who have asked to set up documentary projects since the Saudi takeover, but things could well be different given the dust has settled on a new era.The All or Nothing series has been involved with several sports, not just football in England. The Amazon-led show has covered the NFL, ice hockey, rugby union, and even the national Brazil side.Which club would you like to see on All or Nothing? Let us know in the comments section belowThe latest football documentary features Arsenal and their quest for the top-four last season.Manager Mikel Arteta said of the experience: "It is much better to have you here! Honestly, it was challenging but as well I think it was an incredible experience personally, for the club and everybody can see the reality without any boundaries about how it works on a daily basis at the club."On a personal level obviously it was really demanding because you are on camera for 24/7.

Arsenal star Aaron Ramsdale has spilled all on his heated rows with Gunners hothead Granit Xhaka.The England goalkeeper joined Arsenal from Sheffield United for over £25million last summer and has since ousted Bernd Leno to become Mikel Arteta's first choice between the sticks. However, he has now revealed that he has been berated by former captain Xhaka on the pitch during matches since joining the club.Promoting the club's new All or Nothing documentary, the 24-year-old explained, via The Mirror: “He’s integral to our group, playing or not playing.

Mikel Arteta should switch to three at the back now that William Saliba is in Arsenal's team - even if it means giving Bukayo Saka the graveyard shift.I think that system suits them. Oleksandr Zinchenko is a natural wing back for me, bombing on, and Saka can do the same job on the other side.Saliba looks like the perfect sweeper in between Gabriel and Ben White for me. He impressed on his debut.

Piers Morgan has blasted Mikel Arteta for the umpteenth time for his handling of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang at Arsenal.Aubameyang left the Gunners earlier this year after falling out of favour under Arteta due to repeated disciplinary issues. He joined Barcelona as a free agent soon after, with staunch fan Morgan furious at the whole situation.Six months on and countless angry tweets from Morgan, Aubameyang has been linked with a move to Arsenal's rivals Chelsea.

Arsene Wenger not only revolutionised Arsenal when he arrived at Highbury in 1996, he revolutionised English football too.Le Professeur, as he would become known, introduced new preparation methods, training drills and tactical ideas that had never been seen or thought of before in Blighty - the home of 'get rid of it, son' and 'get stuck in, lads!'.What also caught everyone's eye was Wenger's penchant for foreign players.

Mikel Arteta admitted to his Arsenal players that Manchester City 'humiliated' them last season in the Blues' 5-0 win at the Etihad Stadium.

Mikel Arteta kept a dossier that included a catalogue of Pierre Emerick Aubameyang's misdemeanours prior to axing the striker while he was at Arsenal.The Gunners boss made the drastic step in January to strip the Gabon international of the captain's armband for a "lack of commitment". It even led to the striker being dropped from the squad at a time when Arsenal needed someone up front.But Arteta stuck to his guns and by the end of the month, Aubameyang's contract had been ripped up in front of him - paying him £7million in the process - to make him a free agent. READ MORE: Win 2 tickets to watch England vs Germany in Nations League action at Wembley Stadium Barcelona landed the former Borussia Dortmund star as a result, though a return to the Premier League has been mooted with Chelsea and Manchester United interested.

Arsenal after clashing with supporters and telling them where to go after being booed off during a fixture against Crystal Palace in 2019 - but one man saved his career at the club. Xhaka, speaking to the media ahead of the release of All or Nothing: Arsenal, spoke openly about his feud with fans and how he owes his last three years in north London to Mikel Arteta. With the fixture taking place in October of 2019, Arteta replaced Unai Emery the following December and made a point of speaking to Xhaka before the winter transfer window opened. READ MORE: Aaron Ramsdale quit social media after abuse - but realised true Arsenal fans have his back While talking about his relationship with the club, Xhaka told Daily Star Sport of Arteta: "He is the guy why I'm still at this football club.

Arsenal loanee Nuno Tavares made a magnificent first impression for Marseille as he aims to follow in the footsteps of William Saliba.Saliba earned rave reviews on loan at the Stade Velodrome last season, winning the Ligue 1 Young Player of the Season award. The 21-year-old returned to the Emirates in the summer and now looks set to establish himself as one of Mikel Arteta's first-choice defenders after impressing on his Gunners debut against Crystal Palace.Unlike Saliba, Tavares has already made his Arsenal bow. The Portugal U21 international featured 28 times for the north Londoners last season but has been sent on loan to Marseille to gain more experience.READ MORE: Win 2 tickets to watch England vs Germany in Nations League action at Wembley StadiumAnd he seems to be taking to the move like a Portuguese duck to French water.

Mikel Arteta brought up a half-century of league wins as Arsenal manager on Friday night as the Gunners got their season off to a flyer with a 2-0 victory over Crystal Palace. The north Londoners dominated the opening stages at Selhurst Park and should have gone ahead inside three minutes, only for Gabriel Martinelli to blast wide. The Brazilian made amends 20 minutes later when he powered home Oleksandr Zinchenko's cross before Bukayo Saka's cross-cum-shot was deflected in by Palace defender Marc Guehi with around 10 minutes remaining.

Lord Alan Sugar scored another spectacular social media own goal that one of his Apprentice contestants would have been proud of with a bizarre tweet about Arsenal's pink kit.Sugar, 75, hit the headlines last month with a strange tweet about the lack of male commentators at Women's Euros 2022. And he kept up his oddball run of form by taking aim at the Gunners' third kit at Crystal Palace.Mikel Arteta's side ditched their red home shirts and their black away shirts in favour of a pink third kit at Selhurst Park.

Gary Neville compared William Saliba to a young Rio Ferdinand after the Arsenal defender impressed on his debut.Saliba, 21, was made to wait a long time for his Gunners bow - since signing for £27million in July 2019, he's had three loan spells in Ligue 1. But he showed Mikel Arteta what he'd been missing with an assured performance against Crystal Palace on Friday (August 5) evening.And it caught the eye of Sky Sports pundit Neville, who felt it was reminiscent of Manchester United legend Ferdinand.

Arsenal fans are convinced they will win the league after the Gunners battled to a 2-0 on the opening day of the Premier League season.Mikel Arteta's side were electric for the first 30 minutes of the clash, and the Gunners took a well-deserved lead through Gabriel Martinelli. Their lead was then double late in the clash as Marc Guehi turned the ball into his own net.And the display has convinced some Arsenal fans that this year could be their year.

Premier League opener between Crystal Palace and Arsenal.The banner went over the ground just before kick-off in south London as part of a protest funded by Arsenal fans and feminist group Level Up. A statement from Level Up said they "plan to disrupt the fanfare and demand the Premier League takes more action on 'a culture of impunity around sexual violence in football.'"Arsenal fan Mikel Franklin added his voice to the protest, telling The Athletic: "As a lifelong Arsenal fan, I want to see our club lead the league in fighting sexual violence.

Alyson Hannigan has found a buyer for her stunning Encino mansion which has served as the filming location for numerous productions, including This Is Us.Hannigan, 48, accepted an offer on the 7,605 square feet residence on Thursday after putting it on the market for $18 million, real estate sources have told TMZ.The five bedroom home is located in a gated community and comes equipped with a pool, tennis court, main residence, guest house, office space, home gym, and even vegetable garden. Off the market!Alyson Hannigan has found a buyer for her stunning Encino mansion which has served as the filming location for numerous productions, including This Is UsThe vegetation on the property are visible from every room in the residence and includespalm trees, orange trees, avocado trees, succulents and sycamores.The airy, spacious home offers plenty of natural light, massive windows facing the stunning backyard, and high ceilings with skylights.

Arsenal heading into the new season.Mikel Arteta's side have been uncharacteristically efficient in the transfer market, swooping quickly and quietly for their targets, and paying smart money for them too.Last season might have ended painfully, but few expected the Gunners to even get close to the top four, and after adding goals, experience, depth and defensive solidity to their squad over the past few weeks, there's genuine belief that their Champions League exile has only one more year left to run.READ MORE: Arsenal player wages list shows Thomas Partey and Nicolas Pepe both in the top threeThey kick-off their Premier League campaign against Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park this evening, and fans around the country will be on tenterhooks to see just how Arteta's budding new-look side will line up.Here's what we at Daily Star Sport reckon he'll go with: (4-2-3-1)Goalkeeper: Aaron RamsdaleWith Bernd Leno sealing a move to Fulham this week, Ramsdale's place in the line up is pretty much untouchable, if it wasn't already. Matt Turner has arrived from New England Revolution but won't do anything other than deputise for the time being.How do you think Arsenal will line up? Let us know in the comments section below.Defence: Benjamin White, William Saliba, Gabriel Magalhaes, Oleksandr ZinchenkoZinchenko will get his first of what we presume will be many games at left back this evening, given Kieran Tierney's injury record, while White will be shunted out to the right to accommodate for Saliba, who has arguably been Arsenal's best player in pre-season.

Arsenal star during his academy days.Smith Rowe, 22, has become one of the Gunners’ shining lights of the past one-and-a-half seasons. He and 20-year-old Bukayo Saka are widely lauded as the future of the football club, having netted 21 goals between them last season.But while the talented young duo are Arsenal’s most promising first team stars, they were not always favourites to become so.

Manchester City legend Sergio Aguero has backed Arsenal to celebrate St. Totteringham's Day at the end of the 2022/23 season, tipping Mikel Arteta's side to finish above Tottenham Hotspur.The London rivals' vicious hatred of each other dates back over a century when Woolwich Arsenal uprooted 12 miles north into Tottenham territory and was further fuelled by the glittering success that followed.

Arsenal legend Thierry Henry is set to reunite with former team-mate Cesc Fabregas at Serie B side Como.The duo played alongside each other 99 times for the Gunners between 2004 and 2007 before Henry left the club to join Barcelona. They could now work together once again, this time in Italy, with Henry reportedly set to buy shares in Como, who signed Fabregas on a free transfer earlier this summer following his departure from Monaco.Gianluca Di Marzio reports, via Football Italia, that Henry will soon travel to Italy to announce his investment in the club and become a shareholder.READ MORE: Win 2 tickets to watch England vs Germany in Nations League action at Wembley StadiumFormer Chelsea midfielder Dennis Wise is already a senior figure at Como, working as the club's chief executive.

Gary Neville is concerned that Mikel Arteta's inexperience will cost Arsenal in their quest to return to the Champions League.The Gunners were within two points of returning to Europe's premier competition - but ultimately lost out to their local rivals Tottenham. And Neville is convinced Arteta's inexperience cost Arsenal when they lined up for the north London derby with three games left in the season.

Amazon Prime series All or Nothing is providing football fans with an insight into the Arsenal football team. The newest series starts on Thursday with the first three episodes of the nine-part series. The documentary takes a look behind the curtain at Arsenal's last season, which saw a rollercoaster of a campaign that was full of drama and ultimately led to a step in the right direction for the club.