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Looking back on it now there's no quotes on that from Wenger, and it only says he 'could be available' on Sunday. Probably bullshit :(Quote:
Theo Walcott also missed the session despite widespread reports that he has stepped up his recovery in the last couple of days and could be available for Arsenal's Super Sunday clash with Manchester United.
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No chance :lol:
If thats your thing, he's ok I suppose.Quote:
Originally Posted by GayPete
Wenget said Theo won't be back until after the international break.
Which was the same thing he said prior to the last one.
Theo. :rose:
Lets face it, despite the cautious predictions we're all expecting to absolutely muller them.
Anyone expecting that is deluded.
I'm worried about Rooney and RVC . The rest of their team, not so much.
Its not an easy game by any stretch, its a very tough game.
This will be a tough game but we can go into this much more optimistic than in previous years, Ferguson is no longer in charge, we're flying high and seem to have a good team and we've won a couple big games recently.
I'm keeping my fingers crossed we can do it, I really hope we perform tomorrow and show what we're made of.
Team training today:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BYokhdwCQAAmRpD.jpg:large
I remember the "How the Fuck..?" GIF of Solksjaer's faceQuote:
Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
We should be careful playing against Manu. They don't need SAF to tell them how to play against us, they knew it already and have done it countless time. They will come out with the same approach they had when they defeated us last year and years before. We have to be 120% ready, focus and keep our feet on the ground, hopefully our solid team performance will prevail tomorrow. :coffee:Quote:
Originally Posted by Munchies