Arsenal injury Archives - Arsenal Vision

Koscielny recovery, Djourou crash & Nasri deal

7th December 2010 admin

With these new rules in place that allows players to leave for a bag of soap after only being at a club for 15 minutes. (perhaps a slight exaggeration somewhere in that sentence) It seems like we are continuously handing out new contracts to keep our players at the club. What is vitally important is that we keep our group together, we have lost key players in previous squads in the past and it is a

Fulham (h) Post Match Thoughts: Super Samir adds new dimension to top Gunners

5th December 2010 admin

Samir Nasri has always been technically brilliant but he was a blunt 21 year old. He could turn his man inside and out and then play a square pass to a team mate. He used to trick his way past the right back cut back inside and lay it back to Clichy. We are now watching the direct 23 year old version. That was his tenth of the season, already better than his Arsenal best so far and that is with missing a

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

14th November 2010 admin

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

Wenger’s business is indeed that / RVP back / Keeping fit key to success

7th November 2010 admin

We have to hope that the injury roundabout is halted for a long enough period to have play our best players together. If we can get Vermaelen, Cesc, Song, Van Persie, Walcott and Nasri playing 20 games in a row without set back then I cannot see any other side being able to stop us from getting to where we are aiming for

Real football back, Injuries clearing up & Lukaku

13th October 2010 admin

It certainly feels like a case of good and bad news today. Let us start with the bad news. I played football yesterday evening and was kept in the pocket of this kid who was far younger than myself. Twice as fast and very good on the ball. I felt like a pub player being […]

Cesc leaves door open for Wilshere, Bendtner’s return & Brute’s task

1st October 2010 admin

I still think we should get in Mr brute from non league football, sign him on a pay as you play basis and stick him on the bench. When players like Mr Robinson decide to make their 'I'm not one of those players' challenges then Mr Brute's tactical instructions from Pat Rice will be to go and say a friendly hello to good old Robbo. Take the punishment and come back in three games time. Thinking about it, we may need to buy three of them so that they can rotate

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