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Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger lost his rag with reporters yesterday asking about Theo Walcott's World Cup chances. Full Article at Tribalfootball.com
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Wenger believes that Wigan's erratic run of results is a consequence of their open style of play. Full Article at Tribalfootball.com
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Fabregas is Arsenal's leading scorer this season with nine goals, and has grown into his role as team captain since taking the armband from William Gallas. However he admits it has been a step learning curve. Full Article at Tribalfootball.com
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The Dutchman is out for six weeks with an ankle injury. "We had some deficiencies which we paid for and we have to make sure that is not repeated," said the Arsenal manager. Full Article at Tribalfootball.com
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The 28-year-old Serbia international will be on show at the Emirates Stadium tonight when Standard Liege take on Arsenal in the Champions League. Full Article at Tribalfootball.com
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The 20-year-old believes that Walcott's hectic summer schedule - he represented England at senior and Under-21 level - may have hampered him. Full Article at Tribalfootball.com
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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger denied he will sign a new striker this January to have more depth up front after injuries suffered by Robin van Persie and Nicklas Bendtner. Full Article at The Gunning Hawk
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Argentinos and Arsenal drew on Monday, and with four matches remaining the picture in the title race is only a little clearer. Banfield sit top, two points clear of Newell’s Old Boys. Full Article at Soccer Blogs
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There isn't much that will ruffle Arsene Wenger's feathers, but it took just one question about Theo Walcott on Monday to flip him over the edge. Full Article at Football.co.uk
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William Gallas, Tomas Rosicky and Carlos Vela are all close to extend their stay at Arsenal according to manager Arsene Wenger. Full Article at Soccer Blogs
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Arsene Wenger's frustration with England’s management of injury-prone Theo Walcott boiled over on Monday. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
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Wenger was still seething at the manner of the Gunners shock 1-0 defeat at Sunderland on Saturday, which left them trailing league leaders Chelsea by eight points. Full Article at Daily Star
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The Spain international, 22, had his initial schooling within the Nou Camp club, before joining the Gunners as a 15-year-old. Now, Fabregas – a European Championship winner last summer – is widely regarded as one of the finest players in the world. Full Article at Irish Examiner
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Manchester United's Darren Fletcher has provided a revealing insight into his determination to provide a physical challenge to any of the elite Premier League players who feel they can see him off. Full Article at The Independent
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Arsenal manager Wenger has told Walcott he must remember who pays his Ł60,000-a-week wages by putting club before country for the rest of the campaign. Full Article at The Daily Express
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Four years after Roy Keane left Old Trafford, Fletcher has developed into Manchester Uniteds new midfield enforcer and, like the ultra-competitive Keane, admits he is not averse to giving an opponent a kick to see how they react. Full Article at The Daily Express
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And the Spurs man controversially admitted his amazing blitz against Wigan in a 9-1 victory was inspired by Arsenal legend Ian Wright. Full Article at Daily Star
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Only last week, Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger urged his former captain to quit Inter if he still hoped to play with France in the World Cup. But Vieira insists he will see out his contract to the end of this season. "I do not think I have to leave Inter. Full Article at Tribalfootball.com
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CESC Fabregas may be no fan of the English weather but yesterday he insisted he may stay at Arsenal for the rest of his career. Full Article at Daily Star
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Standard Liege's Axel Witsel touches his hair during a team training session at the Emirates stadium in London November 23, 2009. Arsenal are due to play Standard Liege in the Champions League in London on Tuesday.
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Standard Liege's Dieudonne Mbokani, 3rd right, pats Mohamed Sarr, 3rd left, on the head during their training session at the Emirates Stadium, Monday Nov. 23, 2009. Arsenal will face Standard Liege in a group H Champions League soccer match at the Emirates Stadium, Tuesday Nov. 24, 2009.
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He wants Arsenal to do well and the international teams are secondary
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Stan Kroenke is very, very bright and a capable sports man - with his NBA teams, NHL teams and Major League Soccer team - and I think he will be a good owner of Arsenal
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Who was more impressive in terms of strengthening their England credentials: Darren Bent scoring the winner against third-place Arsenal or Jermain Defoe bagging five goals against struggling Wigan?
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But they fell away eventually to finish second behind Manchester United as they conceded too many goals, and Arsenal are similarly brittle at the back.
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Arsenal's 1-0 defeat at Sunderland has once again highlighted the Gunners’ defensive fragilities.
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Teams like Chelsea, Man U, Arsenal and Liverpool aren't going to make or break your season
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I had problems with certain players at Arsenal, especially one, whose name I will not say because I don't want to feed the controversy
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They have some difficult fixtures on the horizon, with away games against Everton and Blackburn next up, followed by a home game against Arsenal. More season-defining games.
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I admire Arsenal’s football but there is no getting away from what the Premier League is all about, which is power, pace and the ability to grind out results. Arsenal blatantly don’t have those attributes and they always give opposition teams a chance. They have dropped points already against teams like...
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He creates chances for the team, but if you create them for him he'll score them ... He has pace, strength and he is a complete striker. I'd rather have him with me than against me. It's a mark of his confidence that he missed a penalty at Tottenham, had a tough time against Brazil but he comes back aga...
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between Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester United, Liverpool and us
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In my experience when you beat Arsenal the story is always about how badly they've played but I think our lads deserve some credit ... Apart from Marton's early save I can't really remember Arsenal having a chance. To beat Arsène's team you have to play well. This was not a lucky win.
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In my experience when you beat Arsenal the story is always about how badly they've played but I think our lads deserve some credit ... Apart from Marton's early save I can't really remember Arsenal having a chance. To beat Arsène's team you have to play well. This was not a lucky win.
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If we beat Arsenal on Sunday, 11 points would be a massive gap
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Arsenal go to Sunderland and get beaten, Wigan beat Chelsea, Manchester United got beat at Burnley. It’s a much more open league this year ... I’m sure at the end of the season it’ll be Chelsea and United fighting for the title, but a lot more teams can beat the top sides this year.
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I had hoped to finish my career at Arsenal, but there are always banana skins on the road... I had problems with some players , especially one at Arsenal. I will not say the name because I don’t want to fuel the controversy. I never tried to put obstacles in the way of anyone, I never wanted to be capta...
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I had hoped to finish my career at Arsenal, but there are always banana skins on the road... I had problems with some players , especially one at Arsenal. I will not say the name because I don’t want to fuel the controversy. I never tried to put obstacles in the way of anyone, I never wanted to be capta...
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To beat Arsenal you've always got to play well ... It's not one of them lucky ones. It wasn't the case that Arsenal missed chance after chance. They're so fluid in midfield, but defensively as a team we set out our gameplan. We've played well of late, and we've got our reward today for sticking at it.
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To beat Arsenal you've always got to play well ... It's not one of them lucky ones. It wasn't the case that Arsenal missed chance after chance. They're so fluid in midfield, but defensively as a team we set out our gameplan. We've played well of late, and we've got our reward today for sticking at it.
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We knew from some players from other Premier League clubs that it was a good treatment, and the doctor has good experience with clubs in Europe. Some [Manchester] City players, an Arsenal player [have all received it], so it is something that is credited, he had no injections.
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There is no excuse for henry to do what he did, as a Arsenal fan I can't believe he could cheat like that, very disappointing to see.
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Liverpool have a mountain to climb, while Arsenal are playing good football but you still think they will slip up. The top two are Manchester United and Chelsea.
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I don’t cheat. I don’t have a bad reputation in England with Arsenal. I’m not a diver now and I never will be.
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Law is close to Wenger's chief scout Steve Rowley, who is a long-serving ally of the Arsenal manager and has played a key role in the transfer coups for players such as Theo Walcott and Aaron Ramsey. Another of Law's projects is understood to be the establishing of feeder clubs for Arsenal around the wo...
SOURCE: IMScouting
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