Goonersworld

Somewhere within the following paragraph are hidden keyletters. To make it a bit easier, only the first letter of a word will form the keyword. It will be Arsenal related, and all you have to do is read carefully and spot that keyword.

Well, quite an evening at The Bridge, Arsenal needing to bounce back from recent set backs but with stiff opposition in the form of an away game at C$KA Fulham. All those who were doubting Le Boss might want to think again, as The Gunners fought off the challenge and erased recent bitter upsets with a well deserved 2-1 win. After beating ManUre by a similar scoreline, a repeat of what followed that game is simply not even thinkable!

Daily one is now here

Is it NET?

nope

Is it Bassaro?

nope

Hmmmm, unlikely as this may sound it could be BANT.
British Association for Nutritional Therapy.
I know that AW is keen on nutritional advice.

It could be bass.

There is a CD which is attributed to "Arsenal FC" and the sixth track is titled Arsene Wenger On Bass.

It could be Bassa, there is a player called Marko Bassa who was linked to Arsenal.

I don't get it

Ades_Dancin_Shoes wrote:I don't get it

For example the start

Well, quite an evening at The Bridge,

Take the first letter from each word, so you have W Q A E A T B etc etc, Then make a word out of it, it is the correct order too.

ADS the idea is to find a word that relates to Arsenal. You find it by identifying key letters. I think that it's meant to be letters from consecutive words but I'm not sure. I.E. not even thinkable would equal net and Bridge Arsenal needing equals ban.