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Shock as Wenger announces no new injuries

Return of the Badger
By Boris Mellor
August 30 2008
Let's hope Arsenal make the best of today's game, because if they don't it will be fortnight before they can put it right. And Blackburn away will not be the easiest of places to get a win. Yes it is the international break yet again. What a way to run a season, play a game stop, play two games stop again. Then up North, then Siberia, then Bolton away.

  Meanwhile Vela continues to commute between here and Mexico, so we are not likely to see him play before October. I think we need him, as RvP is beginning to perturb me, hopefully he is about to prove me wrong, but my feeling is that Vela is a more natural goal scorer. RvP is beginning to miss obvious sitters, he needs some competition. He is also beginning to sit on the pitch more often than Eboue.

 

The good news is that there are no new injuries; Gallas and Walcott have recovered from knocks, and Nasri from an upset stomach. Even with a stomach bug Nasri has now equaled Hleb's tally for the whole of last season's league campaign. Just think 11 more and he will have equaled Dribbly McNoscore (Arseblog copyright) career tally at Arsenal.

It is an unusual situation for the Toon to turn up at Arsenal actually higher above us on the table. They are 6th and Arsenal a lowly 14th. Perhaps their fans should photocopy it for posterity and issue a DVD. Joking apart Newcastle should prove to be more substantial opposition than FC Twente, and it is Wenger's intention that Arsenal will keep up the bounce back momentum developed in that game by winning this one just as handsomely.

I hope Arsenal fans get behind the team; it is far more fun mocking Keegan and Barton (as fans did very well last season) than jeering at our own players. Newcastle haven't won away since March when they beat Spurs, so let's not give them any encouragement by booing our own players. By the way when we will get a 3 pm home kick off?

Arsenal's squad should be almost identical to the midweek one:

Probable Squad: Almunia, Sagna, Toure, Gallas, Clichy, Walcott, Fabregas, Denilson, Nasri, Adebayor, van Persie, Fabianski, Ramsey, Wilshere, Djourou, Gibbs, Song, Bendtner, Eboue.

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Shock as Wenger announces no new injuries
Posted by: Arsenal Times (IP Logged)
Date: 30/08/2008 08:41

Shock as Wenger announces no new injuries

Re: Shock as Wenger announces no new injuries
Posted by: kram #7 (IP Logged)
Date: 30/08/2008 09:50

Dribbly McNoscore

hahahahahaha

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