any1 watch football focus just now? 2 say arsenal will win against MU and another 2 say if cesc play arsenal will win but if cesc din play will either draw or lose... lolx..

zzz... I'm messed up with the time :S ... crawling back to my bed...

lol i thought it was last night too, but i was too tired and sick to get up. morning i wake up and saw that we didn't play yet. i was so relieved! thank goodness its tonight. btw u guys no gathering for mu match?

Guys... Celtic's match is not tonight, it's on Thursday morning. 

When I posted, nobody listens to me... some more gave u all the time table from Astro. 

so, even though i cannot for the life of me understand why wenger would wanna bring vieira back, if he decides to, i'm sure there will be a reason and a good one at that for doing it. however, given the choice, i'd take matuidi over vieira any day (in the current state of both players).

Campbell once said he likes to be "like a tiger roaming the jungle" and he will certainly be the biggest of fat cats in the bottom rung of the professional game in this country after Munto Finance, the Middle East-based company that is funding the incredible developments at the oldest Football League club, awarded him a five-year playing contract worth an estimated £40,000-a-week, in a dressing room where manager Ian McParland admits some of his players earn a "basic £500-a-week."

i tot arsene mentioned he almost sign 2, almost done deal before epl start?

A very good article on our new 4-3-3 formation.

http://arsenalcolumn.wordpress.com/

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger believes this will be a "massive season" for Croatia striker Eduardo.

Following the best part of a year out of the game after an horrific leg injury suffered at Birmingham in February 2008, Eduardo opened his account for the new campaign in the 6-1 Barclays Premier League win at Everton on the opening day.

"Eduardo was one of the players we missed terribly because he can score goals and provide," said Wenger. "It is a massive season for Eduardo because he was out for such a long time - he was out before he could prove what a big player he is."

The centre-forward looks set for a start in Wednesday night's Champions League qualifier second leg against Celtic, with the Gunners boss ready to rest Robin van Persie.

Wenger added: "In the first season for the first six months, he did not play a lot. When he then came in and showed his class, he was then injured and lost a whole season.

"Now he is in the third season, without having the opportunity until now to prove how good he is."

Wenger admitted he was relieved to see the forward back in action.

"I had doubts about his injuries and only fools would say they had no doubt," he reflected.

"When you see his first injury, you had to have doubts, but he has shown his strength of character - and now I have no doubts any more about him because for me he is completely a normal player."

Arsenal captain Cesc Fabregas will not be fit for Wednesday's game, which the Gunners lead 2-0. The Spain international is recovering from a hamstring problem, but scans have revealed only minor damage so he is back in contention to return for Saturday's showdown at Manchester United.

Press Association