These last few games which are fresh in the memories of many will say that Abou Diaby has been below par, when we have needed a big performance, we haven't got it. This is true, he could have been better but let us not forget the positive displays which far outweigh the bad ones
Wojciech Szczesny will certainly be in Arsene's thinking when he sits down in the summer and contemplates the future short and long term in between the sticks
Charles N'Zogbia, a player who could rival Obafemi Martins for the player most linked with Arsenal awards, played a one-two with Watson and saw the whites of Fabianski's eyes but his shot was tame and too obvious
I have been very impressed. A tough tackling tenacious midfielder who is calm on the ball and passes very well. A typical Wenger play if you like and I am sure he will be pushing Alex Song and Denilson in a few years time
The squad isn’t big enough in terms of depth and quality. Arsenal injury woes to let them down every season, in big games and crunch times. Next season may not be any better with the WC
Sol Campbell will be sitting down with Arsene Wenger at the end of the season to discuss his future. The current first team have all benefited from Campbell's arrival so you can only imagine that he would be a great person to have around for the youngsters
It is easy to say that all the other players should display his passion and leadership qualities but the truth of the matter is that some players are natural leaders whilst others are not. It is unlikely that a side will have a whole squad full of leaders who know how to drive others on
I have a feeling that it will be a tough encounter, Tottenham will be trying to stop us playing and will contest every single ball, that is normal for us but my one concern is our lack of cutting edge without Cesc
Robin Van Persie is back in the squad but is likely to take a seat next to Arsene Wenger on the bench while Nicklas Bendtner who picked up the groin injury that ruled him out for a large chunk of the season
It has been confirmed, the green light has flashed on, the thumbs have been flipped up for Robin Van Persie to become part of the Arsenal squad at White Hart Lane