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Champa continue his goal draught with reserve side.
Aneke already looks better than Ramsey and Denilson, his through pass for the 2nd goal and his goal were awesome. We will be well stock in midfield next season.
Mertesacker out for the season
Tall guys shouldn't try stepovers.
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Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
It's funny because it's true.
So no ones back thenQuote:
on Andre Santos' return for the reserves…
Andre played 60 minutes with no problem. Overall we are getting our players back so that is positive.
on Abou Diaby…
Abou might play in the reserves next week at Liverpool. That game is on Tuesday night.
on Jack Wilshere...
Jack's scan was positive. There is no problem, it is normal evolution and he is continuing his progression. It's too early to fix a date though, we go day by day with him.
on Francis Coquelin...
Francis is two more weeks away from fitness.
on Per Mertesacker...
I believe Per will be out for the rest of the season. Basically there are only six weeks to go [this season] so I don't think he'll be sharp enough to come back and play. He would need to train and get back to full fitness.
Squillaci is back. :dance:
Current injury list: Wilshere, Mertesacker, Coquelin and Frimpong. Wenger says Coquelin is first back - and should be in training in a few weeks. He also confirms that he has ended the career of the most promising talent in England for years.
http://www.arsenal.com/news/news-arc...henderson-back
Henderson is back
Hes like a new signing
Meaning we wont sign an actual new signing in midfield
He's actually really bloody good that lad :good:Quote:
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Arsenal and England midfielder Jack Wilshere has suffered yet more frustration in his recovery from injury, according the Sunday Mirror.
The 20-year-old has not played all season after suffering an ankle injury during Arsenal’s pre-season Emirates Cup clash with the New York Red Bulls, and has already suffered several setbacks in his rehabilitation attempts this campaign.
And after targeting a return to the Gunners first team in their London derby with Chelsea in three weeks' time, it is claimed the youngster has now picked up a knee injury which has forced him to rest for four days.
All this comes after a stunning breakthrough first full season with Arsenal which saw him win the PFA Young Player of the Year award and make his full England debut.
Wilshere was beginning to form a strong partnership with Tottenham’s Scott Parker at the heart of the Three Lions’ midfield, but it now looks like he is in a race against time to get himself fit for this summer’s European Championships in Poland and Ukraine.
The Arsenal man is believed to be targeting this week as a chance to make-up for any lost time, but he is being closely monitored by the club’s fitness team and will not be allowed to rush his comeback.
Sell him, he's broke.