Wilshere's evolution has stagnated

who agree with this article?? i got to say i agree...he need to step his game up!!

Rumours say Costa, Khedira and Falcao will join Gunners - but do Gunners has that much $$$ ???

someone say same thing before about matsaka
alamak.. belum main dah masuk spital, power ler nurse arsenal, cantiknya tak terkata

Salam dari sebelah. Cukup2 lah hantam jiran anda. Later jiran anda panas bumper sudah. Sekian.

HUMMUS!

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/footbal...ve-9647631.html

Finally Liverpool win a player over us

For a reason

Manquillo is believed to have picked Liverpool over Arsenal after the arrival of Mathieu Debuchy, who will undoubtedly be first choice at the Emirates next season, and Calum Chambers who can play in a number of positions.

LOL.

1. Much stronger? I think they are a bit stronger, much is a bit of a stretch considering they did not really reinforce their squad. Ask any MU supporter, and they long for a few addition to the squad. They lack any participation in Europe, so they would be much fresher for the assault on the league... but this is something that LVG has never ever faced before with his prior clubs. This is a league, where everyone can win against anyone. With Ajax, Bayern and Barcelona, these are the the dominating team in their respective league, Man Utd used to be in the same league. However the game has changed with the arrival of oil oligarches....

2. Bogey team? Absolutely. Arsenal macam got some mental block vs them, which I though would be gone once AF is gone, but its still there....

3. Pass through MU? Not really, if fail vs them, but win against the rest, we'll still win anyway. Although, I would love for us to do one or two over them

4. This is going to be a very interesting season no doubt about it. Consistency would be key to winning the league.

Alisher Usmanov has revealed that he has still never spoken to Stan Kroenke since the two billionaires began their battle for control of Arsenal seven years ago but that he believes the club are now finally ready to deliver a new era of trophy-winning success.
In his first newspaper interview about Arsenal since 2011, Usmanov has outlined how the nine-year trophy drought could have been averted, how he has always been ready to inject funds into the club and stressed that he has never had any intention of selling the 30 per cent stake that still makes him the second highest shareholder.
Yet as Arsenal prepare for Sunday’s Community Shield against Manchester City, Usmanov has also delivered his most enthusiastic endorsement of the club’s current direction and is adamant that Arsène Wenger can again win the Premier League title. “The club is very well placed to succeed,” says Usmanov. “I think we begin a new era for Arsenal where we win trophies. That is most important for football. In my opinion, in line with the existing rules, the club has the correct decision-making process in place, including their selection policy, especially now, when they have the means to buy the best players.” Those leading players, of course, include Mesut Özil and Alexis Sanchez, respectively purchased over the past year from Real Madrid and Barcelona for a combined £75 million. The great frustration for Usmanov, however, is that he believes Arsenal could also have maintained a squad full of world-class players over the past decade if the club’s directors had pursued a different strategy.
This was laid bare in an open letter to the board in 2012, just as Arsenal sold their captain Robin van Persie to Manchester United, when Usmanov and business partner Farhad Moshiri outlined their “deep reservations” about the club’s direction. They even warned that Wenger’s minimum target of Champions League qualification was in danger. A central point was that Arsenal had some of the wealthiest shareholders in football at the same time as a restrictive debt that peaked at £318 million following the construction of the Emirates Stadium.
“I think that Arsenal’s planning was based on acquiring the new stadium, a decision taken by the previous owners,” Usmanov says. “The acquisition was financed with debt, which would be repaid through match-day revenues among other sources. There is another way of doing it: when shareholders buy all of the assets and contribute them to the club. As a result, these debt-free assets may generate income for the club. It is always up to the shareholders to choose which model to adopt.

idk where sinarfm got their source..lelz

I would say this is 1 of the best deal (selling players) in the club history.

I'm not siding Nasri but no way he said in the article that Arsenal fan is stupid. Media really twist his word really bad. I can only found that he said "the amount of abuse he received is stupid".

Anyone notice Sanchez was not speed enough different when him at Barca? quite slow plak tengok semalam..