Only Arteta left to go. :rose:
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Only Arteta left to go. :rose:
Another one bites the dust.
The curse. :rose:
GHELkinson is back in training next week though at least.
Sucks is really does, well hopefully Kos and TV 5 can get back to the good partnership they had tbh.Quote:
Originally Posted by Terry Tuffnutz
Good to know Gibbs never sufferd a relapse too
they never had a good partnership.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie the Gooner
verm is too erratic for my liking and far too similar a player to kos, who has taken his place as our best defender.
Wilshere back in training, I presume from his tweets that he's had some good news:
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21hrs ago Jack Wilshere @JackWilshere Reply Retweet Favorite · Open
Good day :) :) :) training done....home to chill now!
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20 Feb Jack Wilshere @JackWilshere Reply Retweet Favorite · Open
"@kylebartley22: @JackWilshere good luck mate x" thanks mate :)
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20 Feb Jack Wilshere @JackWilshere Reply Retweet Favorite · Open
Hoping for some good news today! #FingerCrossed
One of the replies::unsure:Quote:
daodu adebayo @boyopunpin
@JackWilshere are u back in full training mate???that wld be a news that wld make my day and make me reconcile with my Fiancee
In other news, ghelkinson in action for the reserves tonight. :scarf:
Playing against Norwich Reserves alongside Arshavin, Chamakh, Benayoun and Park Chu Young.
Archie has probably just learnt his first swearword.
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Fack.
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Originally Posted by Syn
Park :bow:
Another Amaury Bischoff.
Don't worry he'll play in all our remaing games nowQuote:
Originally Posted by Joker
:bow: Wumger
from Arsenal's twitter account:
:doh:Quote:
Wenger: "Rosicky has a back problem, and Vermaelen has an ankle problem."
Keeps them out of the midweek friendlies hopefully.
WUMger. :bow:
Fuck just when Rosicky's played his best game of the season, he's got an injury. Hopefully it's not serious.Quote:
Originally Posted by Arsenal Royal
And it's true that Vermaelen needs to improve tbh. His defending for a while has been extremely dodgy.
Vermalen has been woeful but we need him because the alternatives are unthinkable. Rosicky is a bog miss, hopefully its too keep them out of the internationals this week.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joker
Good gibbs has stayed fit this week.
Good, WUMger is keeping them both out of midweek intl friendlies. WUMger :bow:Quote:
Originally Posted by Arsenal Royal
Confirmed, Rosicky and Vermaelan are out of Wednesday intl friendlies,
WUMger :bow:Quote:
on injuries to Rosicky and Vermaelen…
Unfortunately we had some bad news for Rosicky today, and Vermaelen as well. Vermaelen has an ankle problem, and Rosicky a back problem. I don’t think they will be available for Wednesday, whether they are available for Saturday is a big doubt.
Vermaelen's was Parker's tackle, I guess. A handy +1 for Spurs to take away. Very important his is not serious. Irrespective of recent form, his bottom level is still about 10 times better than Djourou's. Rosicky seems like one of those we'll have to nurse through games and manage the workload. He's still got six days though.
Something that Wenger is never good at. :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Dennis Bendtner
busy days coming up for our medical team as they prepare for all the bodies returning from pointless international games with knocks, breaks and tears.
Bad times
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Arsenal and Holland striker Robin van Persie is a doubt for tomorrow's friendly against England with a groin injury, Oranje coach Bert van Marwijk has confirmed.
Van Persie sat out the last 10 minutes of Holland's hour-long open training session at Wembley tonight after aggravating the problem, which he originally suffered in the Gunners' 5-2 win over Tottenham on Sunday.
The Arsenal frontman, who has been in scintillating form this year, appeared in discomfort towards the end of the training session and missed an eight-a-side practice match at England's national stadium in north London tonight.
The 28-year-old, who has scored 33 goals for club and country this term, is a doubt for tomorrow's game at Wembley, although Van Marwijk was optimistic the striker would feature.
"We will have to wait and see but I don't think it's too serious. I am optimistic he will play," Van Marwijk said.
Arsenal were aware Van Persie had picked up an injury, although they released him for international duty as they thought it was only minor.
http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news...cle872192.html
Don't forget we have also Abou Diaby who can play there.
He is close to a return.
Djourou out for a month with a muscle tear.
:rolleyes:
The Arsenal backroom team working their magic on DjourouQuote:
Originally Posted by LDG
http://3alleypub.files.wordpress.com...dead_horse.jpg
If Vermaelen is out for our game, who will you play there? :unsure:Quote:
Originally Posted by LDG
Toto :bow:
Don't forget as well yknow we have as well Alex Song who can also play there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Suarez Is Boss
Well, Merts out for the season, Squllacci got injured against Sunderland (thank god), so I guess it's down to:Quote:
Originally Posted by Suarez Is Boss
Verms (if fit), Koscielny and Miquel.
However:
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We have also Alex Song who can play there
We truly saw the best of him now he can play at centreback.Quote:
Originally Posted by LDG
Ah :good:Quote:
Originally Posted by LDG
We also have issues in that area for Saturday... :shivers:
Miguel again just to make it easy for you (But Song really)Quote:
Originally Posted by Suarez Is Boss
Jenkinson can also be play there.
We need to see more of ghelkers. Could be a bit of a fans' favourite.
He runs around a lot. Which is always nice.
Well it gets you the England captaincy so it can't hurt.Quote:
Originally Posted by Syn
I wonder if it's too late for him to play for England. He has played for England's youth team but now plays for Finland I think. But he had the right to play for both. Might be too late to switch now. Kyle Walker's pretty good but RB position's up for grabs. Well, so is every position apart from Rooney's, really.
Why were we chosen to host this?
http://www.arsenal.com/news/news-arc...irates-stadium
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The Club’s commitment to the progression of cutting-edge technology in sports medicine has led to the completion of the Medical and Rehabilitation Centre at the training ground. The conference is another example of driving medical excellence and emphasises Arsenal’s commitment to player welfare at all levels of the game.
Le boss said this of Andy 2 Saints :faint:Quote:
He is doing good, he is not far as well - two weeks away from returning to the group. It is a bit ahead of time and he works with a fantastic attitude. He is unbelievably focused, motivated every day and he is a credit to himself. It is a joy to see how hard he works and sets himself targets. In two weeks we will assess how well he is doing in training.
Always seemed a bit of a fat bloke to me in the very little we have seen of him
Wilshere has been back in training for two weeks now. Where is he??
He has a little groin
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