The captain, the quarter back, the talisman Cesc Fabregas. The Spaniard returned from his latest injury looking below par, giving the ball away carelessly and not stamping his authority on games
I am sure Arsene will be very careful with the amount of times he will use Tomas as he will not want to put any strain on his body. This is why I expect Rosicky to be back on the bench
Arsene will have Nicklas Bendtner back after his car accident and will probably be included in the starting eleven with Theo Walcott who has not kicked a ball for the team so far this season
Waiting rather impatiently for a big name manager to come in and replace caretaker Stewart Houston. The idea of change for an 18 year old at the time was quite exciting
The first 45 minutes was a thing of beauty, a 90% game of football from the Arsenal team. The missing 10% being lack of clinical finishing. Our fullbacks were fantastic last night
He is also very defensively capable and has never been one to forget the dirty side of the game but I am wondering if Wenger will be interested in protecting his player from the physical challenges of central midfield
I believe he could make a half decent foraging winger (in the Kuyt mould) Where he can use the extra space to his advantage to surge forward and take players on
Cesc and Arshavin are two of our most influential creative players and they were below the high standards that they have already set themselves. Abou Diaby has shown inconsistencies also but he appears to be this seasons Denilson, blamed for everything
Vito’s contribution has been so lauded because he was left exposed by the defence. In an ideal world our backline wouldn’t allow the opposition the same number of chances that Fulham had
The crazy media are swarming all over Robin Van Persie's comments about exaggerating going down. It is not as if every single person who watches football didn't already know that players exaggerate going down, but hey, it is a story isn't it?