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Wenger’s secret weapon, Brazilian born Croatian Eduardo da Silva has finally hit his form, The newest addition to Wengers roving eye found it difficult to find his form initially in the Premiership but in recent games, the clinical finisher has started converting goals with ease.

The Gunners have continued to live up to expectations by leading the premiership league table every week since they took over as league leaders. Last season, Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger, gave his critics the go ahead to ask for his head if he does not achieve anything with the squad he was building….. Read more

Arsenal are topping the Premiership league table for the second week running. I have been a bit reluctant to right any stories about Arsene Wenger and his crop of young Gunners because i am a bit superstitious. A colleague of mine told me that as long as this site keeps running, Arsenal will keep sliding down the premiership rankings as a strong team to contend with. The superstitious bit of me kicked in and I kept well away from this site but I have been able to overcome that little hurdle and can now beat my chest and shout it from the rooftops that we are back as a force to reckon with. The young Gunners have now come of age.

Arsene Wenger keeps faith with his young Gunners by signing a new three year deal with the club laying to rest speculations that he will leave The Arsenal following David Dein’s departure. The Gunners strong start to the season which sees them 2nd behind Liverpool after 4 games is an indication that The Gooners hope to host a stronger title challenge this season after the departure of their mecurial talisman Thierry Henry

The Gunners were host to fellow Londoners Fulham in the first match of the new 2007/2008 premiership season. The Arsenals’ hopes of hitting the ground running and getting early points almost came unstuck in the very first minute of the game with a goal from Healy following a catastrophic mistake by Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehman……… Read more

Let the silverware flood into The Gooners trophy room this season. The Arsenal showed their teeming supporters what to expect this season by winning The Emirates Cup in splendid fashion. Pundits who have doubted if The Gunners will have the wherewithal and clout to challenge for gongs in the 2007/2008 footballing season have been given an insight into the future of this very young squad who are showing signs of finally coming of age

Polish international goalkeeper Lukasz joins The Gunners from Legia Warsaw a move which saw the exit of Estonian Mart Poom to Watford. Arsene Wenger is trying to rebuild his squad very quietly gearing up for the coming season.

The Frenchman was not too pleased to be behind the League Champions Manchester United by well over 20 points at the end of last season and with every club hoping to make a better impact in the coming season, The Arsenal really have to be battle ready for the hurdles ahead.

The Gunners held Chelsea to a draw at the Emirates to help Manchester United secure the Premiership title. Chelsea needed to win The Arsenal to keep up the title chase but their hopes came undone in the first half of the game. Gilberto beat Petr Cech from the penalty spot after Boularhouz had brought down the rampaging Beast Julio Baptista. Read more

Wenger’s chief ally and the man who actually recruited him David Dein has quit the board of Arsenal because of irreconsilable differences with the board of directors. Wenger’s future with the club is now highly uncertain.

David dein who owns shares worth over 14% of Arsenal wants the club to sell out to American investor Kroenke who recently acquired 11% shares in the club and “haul Arsenal into the 21st century”. He feels that selling out will give the Gunners the opportunity to mount a veritable title challenge in future seasons and make them more competitive with the likes of Manchester United, Chelsea and Liverpool who have all gone to foreign ownership…………… Read more

The Gunners played the most boring game you will have seen them play in a very long time yesterday at St. James Park against Newcastle and came away with a point after a very drab goalless draw.

Arsenal showed that they were low on confidence after losing  three straight matches to Everton and Liverpool away and to West Ham at home but at least they succeeded in eking out a point. Better a point than to play another exciting game of football and losing the match thereby dropping points with Bolton and Everton breathing down our necks hoping to knock us out of our fourth position which assures us of a Champions League slot next season.