However the people who gave the green light to the Arsenal fixtures deserve the vuvuzela being blown outside their window at 3 o'clock in the morning every day for the duration of the whole season as punishment
Strikers: the second part of operation "replace Cesc Fabregas" is one of either Sergio Aguero or Alexander Pato either would cost £40m and play in a front 3 with Van Persie and Chamakh (scary frontline)
England appear to have reverted back to type. Lumping balls up to Heskey to hold and then Crouch to flick on as well as looking like a team that have never played together. I would have Joe Cole in the side to play around Rooney
Not only does he have to improve the goals against column, which is not necessarily the back four but he has to replace potentially Gallas, Silvestre, Campbell and of course Senderos.
Laurent Koscielny does seem to be letting off a little bit of smoke and according to reports he could burst into flames if we meet his clubs valuation which varies from €8 to €12 depending on where you are reading. Francis Coquelin is also supposed to be heading to Lorient
Players cannot grow, improve and develop without playing football, that has been proven many times over and equally players need time and a run of games to get back to their peak form after an injury has been suffered.
I want arsenal to win trophies, that's what makes us fans happy, I don't see any fan that doesn't want his country to win the world cup, I don't know anyone who doesn't want his team to win trophies
I can imagine him moving the table in front of his office door with Sandro Rosell banging the door down on the other side wondering what on earth is going on. Meanwhile Laporta screams 'just a second!' his shirt unbuttoned, tie loosened and fake tan dripping away
Barcelona have been mouthing off in the playground that they can beat Arsenal up. They have been sending text messages, writing emails, writing messages on the blackboard to everyone in the school that Arsenal will get a pasting. The whole school have been talking about it
Theo Walcott isn't naturally the most talented player in the squad, far from it. But when his pass completion rate improves and remains consistent, and his dribbling becomes more varied and doesn't get dispossessed as often then we could witness one of the most effective players in England