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In an article that he has written for The Sun (I have no idea why our captain has written an article for The Sun, but I guess it’s not really worth dwelling on…), Robin van Persie has writ... [Read More] Arsene Wenger is not sure whether mind games seep through to the dressing room - but the Arsenal manager admits he would 'love it' to be involved.
Tomorrow's Group F UEFA champions league fixtures are guaranteed to make or mar the prospect of qualification in the long-run for the likes of Arsenal, Olympique Marseille, Borussia Dortmund and Olimpiacos. In the meantime, the north london outfit is occupying the highly coveted 1st spot courtesy of an impressive 7 points haul from 3 matches, closely followed by Ligue1 in-form side Marseille (6 points). A win for Arsenal and Group F's surprise back-bencher Dortmund (1 point), against Olimpiacos (3 points) will almost certainly guarantee the possibility of qualification for the Gunners.
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Another dreadful home display saw Arsenal held to a 3-3 draw by Norwich City at the Emirates stadium. That result could prove very costly. Yes, very costly because third place which Arsenal seemed so destined for in recent weeks after making a mesmerizing run to climb up the table, is now in danger of being gifted back to Tottenham or Newcastle who are both just two points adrift of the Gunners with as many games in hand.
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I hope it never happens, but if one day an unreasonable person puts a gun to my head and asks who I’d prefer as a friend – Nasri or Fàbregas – I think I’d take the former. Here’s why – I reckon most footballers are quite difficult to get on with. All that money at such a young age must make them feel a bit too important. And the drive that gets them to the top of their sport means their minds probably don’t work like everybody else’s.
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I saw this comment on Tim Stillman’s blog at Arseblog.com and it inspired me to create an overview of what makes Wenger’s current Opus better than his last 5 versions. Here are some of my reasons: 1) AFC now have a relatively settled starting line up. The same lineup started at Norwich and against DB but if it needs to be changed, Aw is willing to do it in order to rest vital players like RVP. 2) I know this is going to enrage some people but the team displays a greater diversity without Fabregas. Players who used to rely on him sculpting play now have to share that responsibility and step up.The Backwards Gooner
Scored both goals in a tough away win at Wolves in the Premier League. Chamakh set a Premier League record by finding the net in both the 1st and 90th minute of the game, the 1st a trademark header from a cross, the 2nd a composed finish from a quick counterattack. Low point Partially at fault for Arsenal's comical home defeat to Tottenham in the league.