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Schalke (a) Thoughts & Line Up: Arsenal should use Walcott and go back to basics

Arsene admitted that Wilshere's suspension means that he is likely to play this match especially with the list of midfield injuries stacking on top of each other. I think Jack Wilshere or whoever is playing in that second midfield area needs to give more help to Mikel Arteta because his secret influence on our team is out there in the public. Chelsea and Manchester United have shown that restricting our

West Brom (a) – Thoughts & Predicted Line Up: Rotation, Youthful Defenders & Away Form

Reading (a) Thoughts & Line Up: Arshavin’s Chance + Theo & Gnabry offer serge of pace

Arsene Wenger always has that sparkle in his eyes when he speaks about Serge and he once again explained how he has all the tools to become a top class talent. The part I found interesting was when Arsene spoke about the possibility of Gnabry being able to play as a center forward. Interesting because I have been speaking about how I would love us to have a fast, technical, powerful shooter.

West Brom (a) – Thoughts & Predicted Line Up: Rotation, Youthful Defenders & Away Form

In praise of proactive Arsenal

If signing a striker to combine with Robin and share his goalscoring burden isn’t enough to show ambition to the captain, then not much will. And if Giroud does end up as a replacement, at least we avoid a repeat of last summer’s Cesc/Mata situation. Huge credit to the Club for acting quickly and decisively. And that’s without mentioning Podolski, another player I am hugely excited about. I’ve watched his performances in the group stages very and reckon he’ll fit like a dream into our current

Let’s do the Ramsey wide thing (again)

Walcott needs some zig in his zag, Bad day for Arsenal & A Legend calls it a day

Stoke City away needs to be our Sunderland FA Cup game or our Tottenham away match. Basically we need to show some backbone and produce our best under pressure because make no mistake about it, we are under pressure and the only way to relieve that pressure is to win against Norwich at lunchtime on Saturday. I am already cacking myself about that game so I don't know how I am going to survive on Saturday. Theo Walcott has spoken about the need to vary his game and not

Let’s do the Ramsey wide thing (again)

Wolves (a) – Three Points As Cheap As Chips

I spoke Arsenal pre match about Theo Walcott making a difference to this game and in the 11 minute match, he was the player that made the difference. Our first real attack of the game saw van Persie clip a pass into the stride of Theo Walcott who raced through ahead of former Tottenham defender Sébastien Bassong, Bassong rather clumsily bundled Walcott over in the box and the referee made the correct decision by awarding the penalty. As Bassong prevented a goalscoring

Everton (a) – Ignore The Bigger Picture, Just Enjoy The 90 Minutes

QPR (a) – Ramsey, Tactics, Tempo & Defeat

Thomas Vermaelen made errors that cost us the game in the end and when our offensive game is suffering then it can only lead to defeat. Vermaelen dived in at Adel Taarabt and the Moroccan skipped past him and curled past Szczesny for his first Premier League goal of the season. It is ok to dive in when you have Koscielny on the cover behind but when you are

Everton (a) – Ignore The Bigger Picture, Just Enjoy The 90 Minutes

Aston Villa (h) – Is it time for Song to step forward? / Walcott / Gervinho

I remember first paying attention to Alex Song's delivery when he chipped over a pass to Eduardo to score that back healed volley but it has become a little more than a holding player contributing a few assists for his team. It is almost becoming the strongest part of his game and I wonder if that side of his game should be utilised more than it already is. Currently the midfield rotates and they all take turns in supporting the attacking trio but given how we press further forward I wonder how Alex would fair spending more time in what is

Everton (a) – Ignore The Bigger Picture, Just Enjoy The 90 Minutes

Newcastle United (h) – Karma Can Be Krul As Arsenal Do Geordies Doggy Style

I love Rosicky as a player, a selfless player who improves those around him. A player who will give you the ball at the right time and always show for it if you want to give it back. What I had almost forgot about was his drives forward. Poor Tiote was turned in knots as he attempted to get close to the Czech wizard but a shift of the hips and then a spin in the other

The Void In The Middle