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“Get him out, Overpaid lazy-ass b*****ds” – Phew, it’s not just us then

At the final whistle I could have slapped each and every one of those players but on this Monday afternoon a sense of perspective has returned. The defeat has not been forgotten of course it hasn't, it doesn't go that easily but I still believe that we have more good than crap in our squad and my mind hasn't changed from our last 90 minutes. I hope all the players are taking a long hard look at themselves and will do what it takes to be successful but right now all we can do is continue to support this group of players because that is part of the supporter

Tottenham Hotspur (h) Post Match Thoughts: Suicidal Gunners lost in footballing limbo

van der Vaart slotted wide and high past Fabianski for 2-2. With twenty minutes to go, my half time nerves were incorrect, we could most certainly lose this unless we grow some balls and impose ourselves on a game that we had grasped in both hands in the first 45 minutes

Your Vision – North London derby – Hurt and Anger

The only emotions that have remained after the game is pure hurt and anger, hurt and anger of having lost to our bitter most rivals at home, hurt and anger of epitomizing all that is good and correct in the world of football but of late, having nothing to show for it, hurt and anger that this wonderful club/team needs a reminder of its MAGNIFICIENT history

Tottenham Hotspur (h) Thoughts & Predictions: Mouthwatering attacking derby in store

Samir Nasri played 90 minutes for France on Wednesday but in current form he simply cannot be left out, he is our best attacking player at the moment and will almost certainly be restored to his wide right forward role. Arshavin played the full 90 minutes for Russia on the same day but I am not sure if Wenger will start him

Van der Vaart would have killed Wilshere but Jack will laugh last

Robin Van Persie has spoken about his talks with Wenger in trying to persuade our manager to fork out the necessary cash to bring the impressive attacking Dutch midfielder to the Emirates. His performances so far for our little neighbours have showed that he would have been able to make a name for himself at Arsenal but this only tells part of the story. Although Jack Wilshere may well be a naughty boy, he is 18 years of age and his only progressing because he has been given a chance

Positive injury news so far & Will Robin start on Saturday?

 

I am not sure if that run will come unless injuries rear their ugly head. With Arshavin playing 90+ minutes for Russia, perhaps our number 7 will get his chance from the beginning

Your Vision – Defenders of the Turf

The article I read this morning was on Le Grove and on it put forward the view that the Djourou/Vermaelen ‘could be the real deal’, and that Djourou might well be ‘that big fu-k off centre back we’ve been crying out for’. That in particular caught my eye in relation to sentiments expressed not a million miles from here (okay, 0.0 miles from here, on this very blog) that Koscielny’s performances have been worthy of the nickname ‘The Cobra’ and that perhaps it should be him+1 rather than Vermaelen+1 who starts every game!

Jack crocked already, Impressive Denilson & Gibbs chance

Denilson has been in fine form and came off the bench to great effect on Sunday. What amazes me is the way he is performing without regular football. He doesn't appear to need a run of games before he produces on the pitch, he is coming in cold from the bench or starting games here and there and still looking very sharp. Jack's rise has been rather unfortunate for Denilson as it looks like he has really taken a step forward this season and if given a long run in the side he could really push on and become a key fixture in this side. At the same time, a player can Jack Wilshere cannot be held back. He is producing football at 18 that many world class players were not able to produce. He has been fantastic so far this season and has only tailed off a little in recent games.

Everton (a) Post Match Thoughts: Arsenal’s second goal was a thing of intelligence and beauty

Chamakh's little dink in between both Pienaar and Distin to Cesc was subtle and very cute, Cesc's hit first time flew into the bottom corner away from Howard's outstretched hand. Wenger always talks of intelligence, that move was made through intelligence. Positional intelligence from Denilson, awareness intelligence of Cesc and then Chamakh having the presence of mind to lift the ball back

Everton (a) Thoughts & Predictions: Gunners have to fight for the right to play

After suffering from a a calf problem against Newcastle, he has rested and should be fresh. If he can jump straight into the pace of the game then he could be a valuable player for us. He will be up against Leighton Baines so that should be an interesting contest