Internationals coming up.
Ramsey played for half hour v Scotland this week.
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Internationals coming up.
Ramsey played for half hour v Scotland this week.
N Ireland v Wales on SS1 atm
0-1 Wales
Ramsey scored. Decent finish
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Seventeen members of the Arsenal first team have been called up by their countries for the upcoming international fixtures.
Arsenal.com will bring you a digest of all the games featuring the Gunners.
Thomas Vermaelen
Belgium v Turkey, June 3
Thomas Vermaelen has been called up to the Belgium squad for a Euro 2012 Qualifier against Turkey on June 3. The Arsenal defender hasn't represented his country since picking up the Achilles injury on international duty in September that saw him miss virtually the whole season.
Jack Wilshere and Theo Walcott
England v Switzerland, June 4
Jack Wilshere and Theo Walcott have been called up to the England squad to face Switzerland in a Euro 2012 qualifier on June 4. England are top of Group G in their qualifying standings with ten points, ahead of Montenegro on goal difference.
Robin van Persie
Brazil v Holland, June 4
Uruguay v Holland, June 8
Robin van Persie has been called up to the Holland squad for two international friendlies in South America. Bert van Marwijk’s side face Brazil in Goiania on June 4 before travelling to Montevideo on June 8 where they will meet Uruguay.
Aaron Ramsey
Wales 2-0 Northern Ireland, May 27
Wales 1-3 Scotland, May 25
Aaron Ramsey was on the scoresheet for Wales as they beat Northern Ireland 2-0 in the Nations Cup on Friday. The Arsenal midfielder gave his side the lead after 35 minutes and Robert Earnshaw sealed the win late in the second half. Ramsey was also a 61st-minute substitute as Wales went down 3-1 against Scotland on Wednesday. Earnshaw had given Gary Speed’s side a half-time lead in Dublin but West Brom midfielder James Morrison equalised shortly after the break. Ramsey was introduced just after the hour mark but goals from Kenny Miller and Christophe Berra gave Scotland victory.
Samir Nasri, Bacary Sagna and Abou Diaby
Belarus v France, June 3
Ukraine v France, June 6
Poland v France, June 9
Bacary Sagna, Samir Nasri, Abou Diaby and Gael Clichy have been called up to the France squad for games against Belarus, Ukraine and Poland. Laurent Blanc’s squad travel to Minsk for a Euro 2012 Group D qualifier on June 3 before playing two international friendlies. Les Bleus face Ukraine in Donetsk on June 6 before travelling to Warsaw to face Poland on June 9.
Tomas Rosicky
Peru v Czech Republic, June 4
Japan v Czech Republic, June 7
Tomas Rosicky has been called up to the Czech Republic squad for two international friendlies to be played in Japan. Michal Bilek’s side face Peru in Matsumoto on June 4 before taking on Japan in Yokohama on June 7.
Wojciech Szczesny
Poland v Argentina, June 5
Poland v France, June 9
Wojciech Szczesny has been called up to the Poland squad for international friendlies against Argentina and France in Warsaw. Franciszek Smuda’s side host Argentina on June 5 before facing France on June 9.
Andrey Arshavin
Russia v Armenia, June 4
Russia v Cameroon, June 7
Andrey Arshavin has been called up to Dick Advocaat’s Russia squad for a Euro 2012 qualifier against Armenia. Russia host the Group B game in St. Petersburg on June 4 before facing Cameroon in a friendly in Salzburg on June 7.
Nicklas Bendtner
Denmark v Iceland, June 4
Nicklas Bendtner has been called up to the Denmark squad for a Euro 2012 Qualifier against Iceland on June 4.
Johan Djourou
England v Switzerland, June 4
Johan Djourou has been called up to the Switzerland squad for their Euro 2012 Group G Qualifier against England.
Marouane Chamakh
Morocco v Algeria, June 4
Marouane Chamakh has been called up to the Morocco squad for a Continental Qualifier against Algeria on June 4.
Emmanuel Eboue
Benin v Ivory Coast, June 5
Emmanuel Eboue has been called up to the Ivory Coast squad for a Continental Qualifier against Benin on June 5.
Kieran Gibbs and Henri Lansbury
England Under-21s v Norway Under-21s, June 5
European Under-21 Championships, June 11 - June 25
Kieran Gibbs and Henri Lansbury have been called up to the England squad for next month’s European Under-21s Championships in Denmark. Stuart Pearce’s side begin their campaign on June 12 against Spain in Herning. They then meet Ukraine at the same venue on June 15 and finish their Group B fixtures on June 19 against Czech Republic. Before then, England take on Norway in a warm-up fixture at St. Mary’s Stadium on June 5.
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Arsenal goalkeeper Damian Martinez declared himself over the moon to be involved with the Argentine national team after receiving a late call-up to join the Albiceleste for their friendly in Nigeria.
Martinez, just 18 years old and a product of the Independiente youth system before moving to England, received the call after Oscar Ustari suffered a knee injury in training and was ruled out of tonight's friendly. He will sit on the bench for the Seleccion, behind Rojo No.1 Adrian Gabbarini in a team formed from players under 25 years old based in Europe.
Speaking on Tuesday evening after a madcap dash to Abuja, the teenager admitted that he could not believe he was involved in the national team, and that it still felt unreal to him.
"My agent called me, he told me and I couldn't believe him, I thought that he was winding me up. It was an incredible bit of news," Martinez told Radio Belgrano.
"I threw my gloves and boots into a suitcase and I left. I didn't even bring a toothbrush! I am here to test myself and when you are given these chances, you cannot waste them."
The goalkeeper has been training with the senior Arsenal team for just over a month.
Bad news. Pretty much gurantees Wenger wont buy a keeper now
Sagna and Nasri played the full game v Belarus.
Diaby was subbed off at the 73rd min
Vermaelen played the 2nd half v Turkey
Sir Jack, Theo and Djourou all started today.
Djourou is awful. The other 2 looked good
Djourou was fucking garbage. At least he's consistent.
Arshavin and Bendter played the full matches for their countries
RVP played over an hour in Brazil
Jack showed glimpses of his ability, but tired as the game wore on, Theo the same may be lesser so. Djourou was abject.
http://www.arsenal.com/news/news-arc...national-watch
How the players did
Chamakh scored for Morocco in a 4-0 win v Algeria
France won 4-1 in Ukraine
Diaby was the Arsenal player that played. He came off the bench
Wojciech Szczesny
Poland 2-1 Argentina, June 5
Poland v France, June 9
Wojciech Szczesny played the full 90 minutes as Poland beat Argentina 2-1 on Sunday. Poland now host France in Warsaw on June 9.
Is Szczesny first choice for Poland?
Probably.Quote:
Originally Posted by Japan Shaking All Over
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/13698266.stm
Gibbs out of the Under 21s
Will we have any representation now?
Lansbury.
Lansbury should be there, he's the only one though I think as all our other youngsters have decided they're Nigerian.
Ah yeah I forgot about him, obviously. Still time for him to pull out though I guess.
Samir Nasri, Bacary Sagna and Abou Diaby
Poland 0-1 France, June 9
Ukraine 1-4 France, June 6
Belarus 1-1 France, June 3
Bacary Sagna and Abou Diaby helped France to a 1-0 victory over Wojciech Szczesny’s Poland on Thursday. Sagna completed the full 90 minutes while Diaby was substituted at half time. Tomasz Jodlowiec’s own goal in the 14th minute was enough to give Laurent Blanc’s side victory. Diaby was also a 76th-minute substitute as France beat Ukraine 4-1 on Monday. The Arsenal midfielder replaced Mamadou Sakho and saw Blanc’s side score three goals in the final three minutes to record an impressive away win. Samir Nasri, Sagna and Diaby all started as France drew 1-1 with Belarus in a Euro 2012 Qualifier on Friday. Florent Malouda cancelled out Eric Abidal’s own goal ensuring Les Bleus side remain top of Group D. Nasri and Sagna completed the full 90 minutes while Diaby was replaced after 73 minutes.
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Wojciech Szczesny
Poland 0-1 France, June 9
Poland 2-1 Argentina, June 5
Wojciech Szczesny played the full 90 minutes as Poland lost against France on Thursday. Szczesny also played the full 90 minutes as Poland beat Argentina 2-1 on Sunday.
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Robin van Persie
Uruguay 1-1 Holland, June 8
Brazil 0-0 Holland, June 4
Robin van Persie played the full 90 minutes as Holland drew 1-1 with Uruguay on Wednesday. Dirk Kuyt cancelled out Luis Suarez’s opener two minutes into injury time to earn a draw for Bert van Marwijk’s side. Van Persie also played 64 minutes before being substituted as Holland drew 0-0 with Brazil on Saturday.
Four Arsenal players have been selected in the England squad for the women's World Cup this summer.
Faye White, Rachel Yankey, Steph Houghton and Ellen White were all selected by Hope Powell. The tournament starts in Germany later this month. The full squad is as follows:
GOALKEEPERS
Karen Bardsley (New Jersey Sky Blue), Rachel Brown (Everton), Siobhan Chamberlain (Bristol Academy)
DEFENDERS
Sophie Bradley (Lincoln Ladies), Claire Rafferty (Chelsea), Alex Scott (Boston Breakers), Casey Stoney (Lincoln Ladies), Dunia Susi (Birmingham City), Rachel Unitt (Everton), Faye White (Arsenal)
MIDFIELDERS
Anita Asante (New Jersey Sky Blue), Laura Bassett (Birmingham City), Jess Clarke (Lincoln Ladies), Steph Houghton (Arsenal), Jill Scott (Everton), Fara Williams (Everton), Rachel Yankey (Arsenal)
FORWARDS
Eniola Aluko (New Jersey Sky Blue), Karen Carney (Birmingham City), Kelly Smith (Boston Breakers), Ellen White (Arsenal)
Lansbury played the last 20 odd mins v Spain Under 21s this evening
Really should start. They have looked more lively when he comes onQuote:
Henri Lansbury was a 57th-minute substitute as England Under-21s drew 0-0 with Ukraine in the European Championships on Wednesday.
The Arsenal midfielder replaced Scott Sinclair just before the hour-mark and England looked much more of a goal threat after his introduction.
The point leaves Stuart Pearce’s side third in Group B and needing to beat Czech Republic on Sunday to secure a place in the Semi Finals.
Apparently had a knock which was why he didnt startQuote:
Henri Lansbury was a 64th-minute substitute as England Under-21s crashed out of the European Championships with a 2-1 defeat against Czech Republic on Sunday.
The Arsenal midfielder replaced Jordan Henderson with the game goalless and England went in front just 12 minutes later through Danny Welbeck’s header.
But late goals from Jan Chramosta and Tomas Pekhart sent the Czechs through to the Semi-Finals and condemned Stuart Pearce’s side to an early exit.
How many will be injured for the Newcastle game?Quote:
Thirteen members of the Arsenal first team have been called up by their countries for the upcoming international period.
Arsenal.com will bring you a digest of all the games featuring the Gunners.
Gervinho
Ivory Coast v Israel
Wednesday, August 10
Gervinho has been called up to the Ivory Coast squad for a friendly against Israel. The game is being held in Geneva.
Aaron Ramsey
Wales v Australia
Wednesday, August 10
Aaron Ramsey has been called up to the Wales squad for Wednesday’s friendly against Australia in Cardiff.
Samir Nasri and Bacary Sagna
France v Chile
Wednesday, August 10
Samir Nasri and Bacary Sagna have both been called up to the France squad for Wednesday's friendly against Chile in Montpellier.
Wojciech Szczesny
Poland v Georgia
Wednesday, August 10
Wojciech Szczesny has been called up to the Poland squad for Wednesday's friendly against Georgia.
Robin van Persie
England p-p Holland
Wednesday, August 10
Holland’s friendly against England has been postponed.
Thomas Vermaelen
Slovenia v Belgium
Wednesday, August 10
Thomas Vermaelen has been called up to the Belgium squad for this week’s friendly against Slovenia in Ljubljana.
Johan Djourou
Liechtenstein v Switzerland
Wednesday, August 10
Johan Djourou has been called up to the Switzerland squad for Wednesday’s friendly against Liechtenstein.
Andrey Arshavin
Russia v Serbia
Wednesday, August 10
Andrey Arshavin has been called up to the Russia squad ahead of Wednesday’s friendly against Serbia in Moscow.
Tomas Rosicky
Norway v Czech Republic
Wednesday, August 10
Tomas Rosicky has been called up to the Czech Republic squad for a friendly against Norway in Oslo.
Nicklas Bendtner
Scotland v Denmark
Wednesday, August 10
Nicklas Bendtner has been called up to the Denmark squad ahead of Wednesday’s friendly against Scotland.
Alex Song
Cameroon v El Salvador
Wednesday, August 10
Alex Song has been called up to the Cameroon squad for a friendly against El Salvador. The game is being held in Los Angeles, America.
Armand Traore
Senegal v Morocco
Wednesday, August 10
Armand Traore has been called up to the Senegal squad for Wednesday's game
im going for 4
Arshavin, Ramsey and Dennis Bendtner started so far.
Arshavin also got injured.
Sounds like new boy Gervy's done well at least
http://sports.yahoo.com/soccer/news?...rycoast-israel
Rambo injured.
Aaron Ramsey
Wales 1-2 Australia
Wednesday, August 10
Aaron Ramsey captained Wales against Australia on Wednesday. The Arsenal midfielder played the first 45 minutes as Gary Speed’s side went down 2-1 in Cardiff.
Gervinho
Ivory Coast 4-3 Israel
Wednesday, August 10
Gervinho helped the Ivory Coast to a 4-3 victory over Israel on Wednesday night. Arsenal’s summer signing had a hand in two goals as the Elephants cruised into a 3-0 lead. Israel pulled two back but Didier Drogba sealed the win from the penalty spot seven minutes from time. Gervinho was substituted after 88 minutes with the game won.
Samir Nasri and Bacary Sagna
France 1-1 Chile
Wednesday, August 10
Samir Nasri and Bacary Sagna both started as France drew 1-1 with Chile on Wednesday. Nasri played 66 minutes before being replaced while Sagna was withdrawn nine minutes from the end. Loic Remy gave Laurent Blanc’s side an early lead but Nicolas Cordova earned Chile a point in the 76th minute.
Andrey Arshavin
Russia 1-0 Serbia
Wednesday, August 10
Andrey Arshavin played 31 minutes before being substituted as Russia beat Serbia 1-0 on Wednesday. The Arsenal forward was replaced by Diniyar Bilyaletdinov just after the half-hour mark in Moscow with the game goalless. Substitute Pavel Pogrebnyak scored the only goal eight minutes into the second half to give Dick Advocaat’s side victory.
Nicklas Bendtner
Scotland 2-1 Denmark
Wednesday, August 10
Nicklas Bendtner played 45 minutes before being substituted as Denmark lost 2-1 against Scotland on Wednesday. Robert Snodgrass scored the winning goal a minute before half-time at Hampden Park.
Robin van Persie
England p-p Holland
Wednesday, August 10
Holland’s friendly against England was postponed.
Wojciech Szczesny
Poland 1-0 Georgia
Wednesday, August 10
Wojciech Szczesny played the full 90 minutes and kept a clean sheet to help Poland to a 1-0 win against Georgia on Wednesday.
Johan Djourou
Liechtenstein 1-2 Switzerland
Wednesday, August 10
Johan Djourou played 60 minutes of Switzerland’s 2-1 win in Liechtenstein.
Tomas Rosicky
Norway 3-0 Czech Republic
Wednesday, August 10
Tomas Rosicky played 60 minutes before being substituted in the Czech Republic’s 3-0 defeat against Norway.
Armand Traore
Senegal 0-2 Morocco
Wednesday, August 10
Armand Traore made his debut for Senegal in Wednesday’s 2-0 defeat against Morocco. The Arsenal defender played 70 minutes.
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...line-boss.html
Hope he retires.
Come on Jack. Do the same
Sixteen members of the Arsenal first team have been called up by their countries for the forthcoming international period.
Arsenal.com will bring you a digest of all the games featuring the Gunners.
Yossi Benayoun
Israel v Greece, September 2
Croatia v Israel, September 6
Yossi Benayoun has been called up to the Israel squad for Euro 2012 qualifiers against Greece and Croatia. The midfielder, who has joined Arsenal on a season-long loan from Chelsea, will captain his country for the Group A fixtures in Tel Aviv and Zagreb.
Per Mertesacker
Germany v Austria, September 2
Poland v Germany, September 6
Per Mertesacker has been called up to the Brazil squad for matches against Austria and Poland. Joachim Loew's team host Austria for their Euro 2012 qualifier in Gelsenkirchen on Friday, before heading to Gdansk to face Poland in a friendly match on Tuesday, September 6.
Chu Young Park
South Korea v Lebanon, September 2
Kuwait v South Korea, September 6
Chu Young Park is in the South Korea squad for games against Lebanon and Kuwait.
Theo Walcott
Bulgaria v England, September 2
England v Wales, September 6
Theo Walcott has been called up to Fabio Capello’s England squad for their crucial Euro 2012 qualifying matches against Bulgaria and Wales. The Three Lions travel to Sofia on Friday, before welcoming Wales to Wembley on Tuesday, September 6.
Aaron Ramsey
Wales vs Montenegro, September 2
England v Wales, September 6
Aaron Ramsey has been called up to the Wales squad for Euro 2012 qualifying matches against Montenegro and England. Gary Speed’s side host Montenegro on Friday before travelling to Wembley on Tuesday, September 6.
Gervinho
Rwanda v Ivory Coast
Saturday, September 3
Gervinho has been called up to the Ivory Coast squad for their African Cup of Nations 2012 qualifier against Rwanda in Kigali.
Lauent Koscielny and Bacary Sagna
Albania v France, September 2
Romania v France, September 6
Laurent Koscielny and Bacary Sagna have been called up for France’s Euro 2012 qualifying matches against Albania and Romania. Laurent Blanc’s team travel to Tirana on Friday before heading to Bucharest on Tuesday, September 6.
Andrey Arshavin
Russia v Macedonia
Russia v Republic of Ireland
Andrey Arshavin has been called up to help Russia’s Euro 2012 qualification bid for matches against Macedonia and the Republic of Ireland. Russia host Macedonia in Moscow on Friday before welcoming Giovanni Trapattoni’s Irish outfit on Tuesday, September 6.
Robin van Persie
Netherlands v San Marino, September 2
Finland vs Netherlands, September 6
Robin van Persie has been called up to the Netherlands squad for Euro 2012 qualifying matches against San Marino and Finland. Bert van Marwijk’s side host San Marino in Eindhoven on Friday before heading to Helsinki to face Finland on Tuesday, September 6.
Wojciech Szczesny
Poland v Mexico, September 2
Poland v Germany, September 6
Wojciech Szczesny has been called up to the Poland squad for friendly matches against Mexico and Germany. Poland host Mexico in Warsaw on Friday before welcoming Germany to Gdansk on Tuesday, September 6.
Johan Djourou
Switzerland v Bulgaria
Tuesday, September 6
Johan Djourou has been called up to the Switzerland squad for their Euro 2012 qualifying match against Bulgaria in Basel on Tuesday, September 6.
Tomas Rosicky
Scotland v Czech Repubic, September 3
Czech Republic v Ukraine, September 6
Tomas Rosicky has been called up to the Czech Republic squad for matches against Scotland and Ukraine. Rosicky’s side travel to Hampden Park on Saturday for a Euro 2012 qualifier before hosting Ukraine for a friendly match in Prague on Tuesday, September 6.
Alex Song
Cameroon v Mauritius
Saturday, September 3
Alex Song has been called up to the Cameroon squad for Saturday’s home African Cup of Nations qualifier against Mauritius in Yaounde.
Thomas Vermaelen
Azerbaijan v Belgium, September 2
Belgium v USA, September 6
Thomas Vermaelen has been called up to the Belgium squad for matches against Azerbaijan and the United States. Belgium travel to Baku for their Euro 2012 qualifer against Azerbaijan on Friday before hosting the US in a friendly match in Brussels on Tuesday, September 6.
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain
England Under-21s v Azerbaijan Under-21s, September 1
England Under-21s v Israel Under-21s, September 5
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain has been called up to Stuart Pearce's England Under-21 squad for matches against Azerbaijan and Israel. The Young Lions host Azerbaijan in an Under-21 qualifier at Watford's Vicarage Road on Thursday evening before welcoming Israel to Barnsley's Oakwell on Monday, September 5.
What about Henri Lansbury? If he is spending his final year of his contract at West Ham - what does that mean for us? Is it his final year or did he sign an extension? He's 20 but I rate him, always have rated him and watching him and Oxlade-chambermaid link up yesterday I reckon he does have a future with Arsenal - he reminds me of a Ljunberg-type player and I think another year on-loan will do him the world of good - but I'd hate to see us lose him if he is in his final year of a contract. Thoughts?
He'll be sold.
Id keep him but he needed to be loaned out to a premiership club and see how he does. We know how he does in the lower leagues as hes been there on loan plenty of times.
Hes as good as if not better than Cleverley but unfortunately Cleverley has Fergie as manager and Lansbury as Wenger
RVP scores.
Hopefully he gets a few and is subbed so his confidence grows and he doesnt get injured
When he is on international duty, there is a 78.52% chance of him getting injured!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ach
RVP gets a 2nd
Ramsey also scored
Theo has also looked very good for England
RVP hat trick :dance:
4th for RVP 9 - 0 Holland lol
Holland equalling their biggest ever win at 9-0 (vs Finland in 1912 and Norway in 1972).
Decent morale boost for RVP though it is vs. San Marino.