I don't care reading the articles of the ex-players.
They have nothing to do with us and whatever they said, it's for the PR.
Some would say good things but also to protect his new club, to balance up the fans' expectation.
Some would say bad things in order to gain publicity and popularity from his current club fans; especially if his current club is our opposition or rivals.
I would say, "Good bye and best of luck" to them but "no thanks" to their comment because they have abandoned us for their personal gains.
However, I'm still open for them (any ex-players) to come back to Arsenal, to help us to achieve something - then only I will welcome their comments - be they positive or negative comments
This post has been edited by kimhoong: Sep 16 2011, 04:13 AM
Yes i believe Fabregas would never say that, eventho it is a truth.. but i think Fabregas wont say so... He love Arsenal FC so much, and the fans here.
We may not win anything now, but we still have a great history to be feared of. This 125 years mark will bring more glory to Arsenal in the future. We love you Arsenal we do!
"The club is 125 years this year, many things have left but the club still goes on."
missed those henry era!!! we are IMMORTAL!!! nobody can do it even MAN U !!! ahahah
Barcelona midfielder Cesc Fabregas denies comments attributed to him writing off Arsenal's title chances. The Spain international, who returned to his boyhood club this summer, was reported to have told Sport magazine that uncertainty over the Gunners' short-term goals played a part in his decision to leave. However, the 24-year-old took to his Twitter account on Thursday evening to deny ever making such comments. He tweeted: "I’d never speak 1 bad word abt AFC, here there's once more prove that so many people put in newspaper wtv they want and it’s not professional. "I want Arsenal to be successful as much as every single fan. That’s not why I left, it was never in my mind. AFC made me who I am today. "And nobody will ever change that. I never gave any interview away since my press conference at my presentation and there I just said the truth and what came out of my heart. Great words abt this great football club cause that just what they deserve: success and trophies. "People can hate me for leaving or remember that I gave my all for the club. But me talking 1 bad word or saying something against AFC will not seen."
Date: 17 September 2011 Time: 07.40pm Ground: Ewood Park (Away) Channel: ESPN (CH812) & ESPN HD (CH832) LIVE!
And also, the 2011-12 squad players profile pictures are up.
Here is one of them:-
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AS for tomorrow's match, I wish to see Park, Santos and Chamberlain in action. Chamberlain can be regarded as one of our most expensive signings this summer so will eager to see what can he offer us and is he really as fast as Walcott with football brains.
This post has been edited by liez: Sep 17 2011, 12:41 AM
Arsène Wenger has revealed the latest team news ahead of Saturday's Premier League game against Blackburn.
on Abou Diaby... He should be available after the international break. He is doing well now. He is just starting at the level that we are in in pre-season. He has three weeks planned now, from this Friday. So if he has no set-back after the international break, he will be available.
on Aaron Ramsey... Ramsey had a little test today [Thursday] and will practice tomorrow, he has a little chance to be available.
on Thomas Vermaelen… Vermaelen is progressing very well and will be available after the next international break.
on Jack Wilshere... I cannot give you any news because he is in a boot for [six weeks in total]. The test will come after that.
sos: Arsenal Official website.
Blackburn is one of the tough tackling team, hopefully we don't get ourselves more injury on our players.
Their status is pretty much same as Arsenal, but more desperate. Having to miss 2 penalty on last game vs Everton and facing fans backlash this week, i doubt the Rovers will make it easy for us.
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