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What's happening to the red side of North London?

Arsenal, the only team to have gone unbeaten in a premier league season. A team that have had legends in the premier league and world football like Henry, Bergkamp, Seaman, and Adams come through their ranks. But all good things must come to an end, and this invincible team ended, meaning new blood needed to come through. Arsene Wenger, one of (many) the best managers in the premier league took the top job of the club for 22 years and left the club in 2018. Since then, the team has been managed by Unai Emery, Freddie Ljungberg, and the current first team manager, Mikel Arteta. This club has had so many good memories in the latter days on the old English 1st decision and the premier league, so why has it all of a sudden just fallen apart? Is it the players? Is it the manager and coaches? Is it the board? Who is to blame for the recent downfall of Arsenal Football Club? I want to give my views on the last 5ish years of the club. Everything said here is my own personal view. Please respec...
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My view on VAR and officiating in Football/Soccer!

So, the one thing I love talking about, VAR!!!!! Gotta love it, don't you? First off, I want to say that all of this is purely my own opinion on VAR and officiating as a high-level match official myself, but there are facts in between. So, what do I think of VAR? When I think of VAR, I think of progress and I think of how far our game has come. But of course, VAR has had its controversies since it's beginning back in 2017. When VAR was being trailed in places like Australia, Germany, France, USA etc, it was rubbish, and only because the officials were still beginners in how to use the technology correctly. These countries have now had VAR for 2,3,4 seasons now, and it is starting to get better. Where in England, it's there first season using it, so there was always going to be this many mistakes. However, in an England vs rest of the world with 1st season of using VAR, I have to say that England has been the worst so far. I would say about 75% of the decisions that co...
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