Last month, AFTV turned 10 years old. The channel has now provided a decade of post-match catharsis for Arsenal supporters. “It’s just flashed past,” says founder Robbie Lyle. “I really can’t believe ...

High above the Selhurst Park pitch, a baseball cap swung from the upper tier of the Holmesdale Road stand. Emblazoned across the front was the slogan “BEHAVE”, the catchphrase of AFTV contributor Mr ...

As Arsenal clashed with Liverpool at the Emirates, AFTV’s post-match discussion revealed a whirlwind of pride, frustration, and questions surrounding Premier League refereeing standards. The intense 2 ...

Taiwo Ogunlabi, the viral AFTV star known as Ty, was involved in an ugly altercation with a steward following Arsenal's 2-2 draw away at Sunderland on Saturday. The Gunners fan, known for his overly ...

YouTube has been the birthing ground for a lot of new content spaces. One of those spaces gaining popularity is the fan channel sector. Fanbases from all types of sports have sprung up doing their ...

The age of the outraged fan hit its peak with the rise of YouTube channels dedicated to giving a voice to those who go to the games The internet has changed so many aspects of human existence and ...

Claude Callegari's family have confirmed the former AFTV favourite died of 'natural causes'. Claude, who was was a regular on the popular YouTube channel before leaving his role last year during the ...

George Ruto, son of President William Ruto, organised a football tournament through his company 82 Sports on Sunday, August 2 AFTV founder Robbie Lyle attended the event as George's guest alongside ...

The Gunners fan had been on the channel for the best part of a decade (Picture: AFTV) Arsenal have paid tribute to former Arsenal Fan TV regular Claude Callegari after his death aged 58 while AFTV’s ...

Gary Lineker has slammed AFTV, formerly known as Arsenal Fan TV, after a vile comment about Martin Odegaard went viral on social media. Following the 0-0 draw with Everton at the Emirates – with ...

The Premier League Show speaks to AFTV's Robbie Lyle to find out how fan channels like his are taking over football coverage. Watch the Premier League Show on BBC iPlayer.