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- Injury woes, YouTube stars + Arsecast 95 with Amy Lawrence
about 21 hours ago | 1137 Comments
Morning all, it's Friday. Hurrah for Fridays. After yesterday's troubles you thought things couldn't get any worse for William Gallas, well, you were wrong. He's pulled out of the French squad with a thigh injury and apparently this has added to Arsene Wenger's woes. It strikes me it might be... - Times are tough for poor old Willy G (but at least he's not Kenny G)
1 day ago | 1198 Comments
Morning all. Times are not good for William Gallas. By his own admission his recent form has been poor and I don't think there's an Arsenal fan in the world who would disagree with him. He says: I would close my eyes if I would say I am strong. That would mean I don't recognise...
The Week in Football - weekly football podcast and blog from OleOle.com
by theweekinfootball | Last Post: 9 Oct, 2008- The week in football - episode 71
1 day ago | 0 Comments
Good day to you all, hope this finds you well and full of the joys of football. Well, some of you, at least. Ok, I think that only applies to Hull fans. Nevertheless it's an action packed podcast this week despite we're in the middle of the 45th international break of this season so far. Coming... - Best. Press. Conference. Ever
8 days ago | 1 Comments
Interim Newcastle manager spoke to the press in the North East yesterday. There's nothing like starting as you meant go on, and this was one of the opening gambits. JK Which one is Simon Bird [Daily Mirror's north-east football writer]? SB Me. JK You're a cunt. SB Thank you. Awesome....
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Last Post: 4 Oct, 2008
- Sunderland 1 Arsenal 1: Match Report & Player Ratings
6 days ago | 12 Comments
Roy Keane demonstrated signs of having a very bright managerial future as his Sunderland team followed his instructions to the letter this afternoon and completely nullified Arsenal's attacking threat in a 1-1 draw at the Stadium of Light. The home side lined up in a 4-5... - How deep do Arsenal's flaws run?
8 days ago | 8 Comments
Arsenal travel to Sunderland tomorrow for their 7th Premiership game of the season. Defeat would throw the club into a media crisis and slit Arsene Wenger's throat. What of the manager's motivational skills if the club fall to a third lowly Premiership team within 6 weeks? I'm not sure...
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