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Wenger’s had money to spend over the years but he hasn’t spent it wisely. He’s rivalling Rafael Benitez when it comes to wasting good money on mediocre talent. When a professional football club has approximately 78 male players of various ages on the...
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Arsenal have been regularly getting the financial benefits of Champions League football and that reflects in the wages of the players in our squad. We have had richer clubs swooping over our players for years because of the work by Arsene Wenger in...
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While we should perhaps be wary of taking David Dein's pronouncement at face value, the former director claimed that Arsenal had turned down two £50 million (about 70m euro) bids for Henry in the summer of 2006. Added to that was the size of Henry's...
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It had been feared that Adebayor would miss Sunday's clash at the Emirates Stadium after twisting his knee last week, but he trained with his Spurs team-mates on Tuesday and is making good progress in his rehabilitation. The 27-year-old wrote on...
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It could just be the biggest deal that Arsenal make in years. Arsenal fans haven’t had much to cling onto this season but the small token of Van Persie’s intentions to at least listen to the club’s stance, speaks volumes in the hearts and minds of all...
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Kroenke will arrive with those recent disappointments still raw and small shareholders, represented by the Arsenal Supporters' Trust (AST), demanding greater engagement with the billionaire amid concerns that spending has been curbed at the club...
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Arsenal’s Per Mertesacker has given an update on his injury and is confident he’ll be back in time to play for Germany in the European Championships this summer European giants Barcelona wont be breaking the bank to land Arsenal striker Robin van Persie...
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He is adamant he has never doubted his decision to leave the Emirates Stadium but is sure that Arsene Wenger will turn it around. Nasri added: "I don't want Arsenal to fall down. I want for them to win the FA Cup or something because I have respect for...
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Arsenal are in danger of being overtaken more than temporarily by those who spend their wages more efficiently," added the AST posting, referring to Spurs' lower salary levels than Arsenal. The AST's website says the trust has more than 850 members,...
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An icon must have achieved sustained success over a prolonged period, though this can be side-stepped due to their cultural significance or the effect their presence has on the players/fans/club around them. Due to there being only limited space on the...
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Arsenal loanee Vito Mannone is expected to continue in goal, with Gulacsi returning to the substitutes' bench. Brighton manager Gus Poyet will make changes after his side's 6-1 FA Cup defeat by Liverpool. Matt Sparrow returns after a three-match ban...
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It remains unlikely that any deal will be finalised before the end of the season, and there is clarity over Arsenal's Champions League status. Van Persie's willingness to listen would still be an extremely positive step forward for the club. It is...
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62-year-old to lead the current side next season, indicating he still is the right man to challenge for silverware. Current Barcelona boss Pep Guardiola came second in the poll with 19% of votes; this after the Spaniard has been heavily linked with the...
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French champions Lille have also registered an interest, and are ready to rival the Gunners for his signature at the end of the season. Arsenal signed Gervinho from Lille last summer, and the north London club are also interested in winger Eden Hazard,...
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100 per cent and at some points I wasn't. "Now I am starting to be settled and you will see a better Samir every week. "You have to work when you don't feel well and you haven't produced what everyone expects from you. "But I was always confident about...
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“But I know, since I started, I made the right choice. “We are top of the league, we are still in the Europa League. “What Arsenal does doesn’t matter. It is my choice.” He added: “Sometimes it is good to win ugly. You don’t always have to play good...
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Arsenal midfielder Craig Eastmond has joined Wycombe on loan until the end of the season. The 21-year-old, who has played 10 times in the Arsenal first team, including four appearances in the Premier League and one in the Champions League, could make...
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Wanderers boss Gary Waddock added: "He's got all the right qualities. He's joining us from one of the best clubs in England and I'm delighted that we've been able to add him to the group. "He's hungry to develop as a player and hopefully we'll give him...
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"It's a very good move for me," Eastmond told Wycombe's official website. "I just want to play as many games as possible and help Wycombe move up the table. I'm always ready for a new challenge, that's what football is all about." Wanderers boss Gary...
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"But I know, since I started, I made the right choice. "We are top of the league, we are still in the Europa League. He added: "Sometimes it is good to win ugly. You don't always have to play good football to win. "Arsenal is the proof of it. They play...
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