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EnglishHow Often Is Gunnerblog Updated and What Is Its Active Period?
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Gunnerblog's own site description says it was "Blogging about all things Arsenal from 2004 – 2014," but the page evidence shows posts published in 2015 — including one dated April 11th, 2015 and another dated April 6th, 2015. So the practical answer is: treat 2004 as the start, treat the stated 2014 endpoint as approximate, and expect the archive to extend into at least early 2015.
What the site itself says
The description on the page frames the blog as covering Arsenal from 2004 to 2014. That is the clearest stated active period available in the source material. It is a self-description, not a formal publication schedule, so it functions as a rough range rather than a hard cutoff.
What the posts show
The visible posts contradict a clean 2014 ending:
| Post | Date shown |
|---|---|
| "Video: On the Whistle reaction to Burnley – 'They can't all be pretty'" | April 11th, 2015 |
| "Arsenal 4-1 Liverpool: Is there a better team in England?" | April 6th, 2015 |
Both are dated 2015, which means content was still being published after the period named in the site description. If you are using the blog as a source, check the individual post date rather than relying on the 2004–2014 label.
How often posts appeared
There is no stated publishing schedule in the available material, so frequency cannot be given as a fixed number. What the evidence does show is that posts cluster around matches and reactions:
- A match reaction video after a 1-0 win over Burnley
- A written reaction to a 4-1 win over Liverpool
- References to an "Arsecast Extra" episode planned for the following Monday
That pattern suggests output tracked the Arsenal fixture calendar rather than a fixed daily or weekly rhythm. During busy match periods you would expect more posts; in quieter stretches, fewer.
The archive
The site navigation includes an "Archives (2004-10)" section, which groups earlier content separately from the later posts. If you are looking for the earliest material, that archive is the place to start. For anything after 2010, browse the main post stream and read the date on each entry.
What this means if you are using the blog
- For historical Arsenal coverage: the 2004–2014 range in the description is a reasonable guide, with the archive covering 2004–10.
- For anything near the end of that range: verify the post date directly, since at least some 2015 content exists.
- For update frequency: do not assume a regular schedule. Expect posts tied to matches, with video reactions and written pieces appearing around games.