Defensively we were very poor; Bacs and Kos were just about so so, Squillaci and Clichy disappointing. What in God’s name was Squill up to when he headed a ball in the path of Nani, only for the latter to miss? As the game progressed Clichy at least
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Your Vision – The magic called Samir Nasri
The talk surrounding Samir Nasri at his club Marseille, prior to joining Arsenal was that he would be the next Zidane, considering similarities of Algerian descent, technical skills and vision, dribbling skills and playmaking abilities on the football pitch with the great “Zizou”.
Your Vision – Let’s Get a Sense of Perspective: A Few Obvious Points
The difference between Premier League sides is decreasing. Anyone can beat anyone. A win against a smaller team means as much as a win against a big team because that big team may well lose against that smaller team the next time they play. You cannot take any game for granted but at the same time you should be extra proud of any victory. And - in the same vein - a loss is a loss against any team. The Sp*rs game was a game like any other and only more important in terms of pride
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
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!
Your Vision – Déjà Vela
In the 30 months that Carlos has been at Arsenal he has only managed to start 18 games, only 3 of those in the Premier League. Inf act Vela has never started 2 consecutive games for Arsenal regardless of the performance
Your Vision – The ballad of Theo Walcott
honest, god-fearing, English Arsenal fans, who want him to succeed more than anything) there is something very understandable about this perception and for proof of this we really only need to look back in time at the memorable moments from his football career since joining us in January 2006 Your Vision – Ode to Arsene
Arsene Wenger in my opinion has not only changed the way Arsenal play but has changed the face of English football. When Arsene arrived from Japan, not a single person came out in the press to sing his praises, there wasn't even anyone to slag him off and tell us how he's nowhere near the man we needed for the job
Your Vision – Another London derby, hope and disappointment in unequal measure
We had the personnel, the skill and tactics to cope with Chelsea, we did it for most of the game, the only time we didn’t, made the difference. The other commonalities were present, important players missing, dodgy refereeing decisions
Your Vision – What do we need this summer?
I have seen that we had appraoched for Mark Schwarzer which is good in a way because he's better than the ones we have now and it means Wenger also thinks we need a keeper, however I would like someone a little younger and perhaps a little better than him. On the other hand