It seems that our January signings are about to arrive! Theo Walcott’s imminent signature at the end of a new contract heralds the end of the club’s interest in Wilfred Zaha whilst Abou Diaby‘s appearance for the reserves yesterday will bolster the midfield until the visit of Stoke City to The Emirates on 2nd February
Theo And A Sign Of The Times
Berry Gordy and Janie Bradford unwittingly wrote the Premier League theme tune. Were those in charge privvy to any sort of sense of humour, the Champions League ‘hymn’ would have a domestic rival, Barrett Strong belting out “Money, that’s what I want” before every game. Knowing the prediliction of football to ruin everything – or
Is It Mission Impossible To Win Trophies? Jack Doesn’t Think So But…
It seems that Arsène’s vague language has beaten the media. The concentration on retaining the services of Theo Walcott and using words which suggest prevarication, mean that no longer are Arsenal consider newsworthy for the transfermongers. At least not for the usual suspects, that is. Wilfred Zaha, it seems, has been designated as a future
Replay Adds Pressure On Wenger To Act. Or Not, As The Case May Be.
Swansea City 2 – 2 Arsenal 1 – 0 Michu (58) 1 – 1 Podolski (81) 1 – 2 Gibbs (83) 2 – 2 Graham (88) Three goals in the last ten minutes mean these two sides must replay at The Emirates in ten days time for the right to a seaside trip in the
