guardian.co.uk - 11/28/2009
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Arsenal's tendency to neglect defence in the joy of seeking goals may spell trouble against Chelsea this weekend Arsène Wenger was in a cheerful mood yesterday, seemingly recovered from the irritable outburst of last Saturday night, in the aftermath of a damaging defeat at Sunderland, and the ...
arsenal.com - 11/27/2009
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arsenal.com —
William Gallas is a "big question mark" for
Sunday's clash with Chelsea. The defender's eye is still...
so swollen that he cannot even put in his contact lenses. The Frenchman got a nasty bash to his face during Tuesday's victory over Standard Liege. In ...
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Gallas is a 'big question mark' for Chelsea
worldofarsenal.co.uk - 11/29/2009
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worldofarsenal.co.uk —
Afternoon folks… It’s here – the game you’ve
all been waiting for… Arsenal vs Chelsea, at the...
Emirates… on a cold and rainy day at the end of any Arsenal fan’s most hated month… November… rumours coming out of Ashburton Grove today ...
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Arsenal vs Chelsea – Match Day Live!
insideworldsoccer.com - 11/28/2009
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Arsenal manager Arsène Wenger believes Chelsea striker Nicolas
Anelka "still loves" his old club. The 30-year-old Frenchman...
lines up against his old team in in Sunday's Premier League clash in the Emirates. Anelka spent two years at Highbury, joining as a 17-year-old in 1997, but left for Real ...
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Arsène Wenger: Anelka still loves Arsenal
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Song is Arsenal's most improved player this season
SoccerBlog.com —
Richard Williams does not see what is obvious to Arsenal fans.
" and the unconvincing performance of Alexandre Song, the latest candidate - following the discarded Gilberto Silva, Mathieu Flamini and Lassana Diarra - to plug the midfield gap left by the departures of Emmanuel Petit and Patrick Vieira. "
Au contraire, Song has been a rock solid performer this season.
Age Belies Experience – Time For Quality To Win The Day
A Cultured Left Foot —
... Champions League semi-final has indeed grown. Of the defeats suffered this season, only Sunderland was deserved yet punishments for not scoring enough are often harsh at the highest level. Defensively, Arsenal are conceding more than others but to look in isolation is cock-eyed. Goals are being conceded as a balance between attack and defence is sought. When you score an average of three goals per game, the concerns about those against are diluted.
Nigel Winterburn observed yesterday: ...
“You have to question the Liverpool board’s decision to give a five-year contract to a manager who has failed to deliver a league title” - Terry Venables
101 Great Goals - latest football videos and international soccer goals from the Premier League, Champions League,La liga, Serie A, World Cup, UEFA Cup and more —
... Ahead of super-duper mega-Sunday where league leaders Chelsea travel to Arsenal, Richard Williams explores the theory that the Gunners have adopted new tactics this season which shifts focus from defending to attacking. “For Wenger, in contrast to some of his predecessors at the club, the goals-against total is currently less important than the figure in the preceding column, which shows that they have scored 36 times, a gluttonous three per game. But some observers are disturbed by the apparent change in Arsenal’s mentality and by the reflection in ...
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arsenalinsider.com 9/22/2009 —
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