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katana83 · Post time 23-1-2009 05:38 PM

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atai · Post time 23-1-2009 05:38 PM

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katana83 · Post time 23-1-2009 05:45 PM

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anakomar · Post time 24-1-2009 12:19 AM

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aku_figo · Post time 25-1-2009 11:47 PM

latest news...

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pacubob · Post time 26-1-2009 12:36 PM

tim nih pon seri gak ker???

swantiger · Post time 27-1-2009 09:53 AM

senyap sunyi benang ni kalu cuti ehh :cry:

Gunners agree Arshavin fee with Zenit :pompom: :pompom:

Zenit St Petersburg have released a statement claiming that agreeing personal terms with Andrei Arshavin is an obstacle Arsenal need to overcome before signing the Russia playmaker.

The announcement from Arshavin's club suggests a fee has been agreed for the midfielder who caught the eye for his country during the European Championships last summer.

"The fundamental understanding over the transfer of the player is achieved between the clubs," read the statement. "At the moment the basic obstacle in realisation of the transaction is Andrei Arshavin's personal requirements."

Arshavin is waiting for the "final decision" over his move.

"I'm waiting for a final decision," Arshavin told Russian newspaper Sport Express.

"The talks don't depend on me. I haven't been in touch with the club management, so I haven't heard a clear 'yes' or 'no' yet."

Liverpool defender Martin Skrtel has backed Arshavin, his former Zenit team-mate, to be a success in England.

"Andrei has spent many years in Zenit and I want him to join a big European club and show what he is worth," said Skrtel, who also suggested Arshavin would like to play in Spain.

"He played wonderfully at Euro 2008 and I am sure he can continue playing on the same level as in the summer."

Another player linked with a move to Arsenal is Manchester City's Micah Richards, although the England defender insists he is happy at Eastlands.

"It's always flattering being linked with a club like Arsenal, and they have one of the best managers in the world in Arsene Wenger," he told his own website.

"However, as I said before, I'm happy at Manchester City and believe that the club is going in the right direction.

"We've had a difficult season all round which can affect performances, but I think that I can continue my development at City and hopefully win some trophies.

"I'm still young and still learning, and I'm fully settled at the club and believe that Mark Hughes will help me to improve my game."

Meanwhile, Tomas Rosicky has been reported to be back in training following his long-term knee problems.

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ajez · Post time 27-1-2009 11:12 PM

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anakomar · Post time 28-1-2009 12:59 AM

Originally posted by pacubob at 26/1/09 12:36 PM
tim nih pon seri gak ker???

malam tu aku tengok kat kg...
nak sorak pun malas

Legolas7 · Post time 28-1-2009 03:06 AM

Zenit - Arshavin's demands too high

Andrei Arshavin's potential move to Arsenalmay fall through because of the player's excessive financial demands,according to Zenit St Petersburg general director Maxim Mitrofanov.

The Russian playmaker's future has beensubject to increased speculation in recent weeks, with the Emiratesbeing his most likely destination.

Mitrofanov earlier announcedthat the clubs had agreed a

Legolas7 · Post time 28-1-2009 03:08 AM

mcm prob2 r nk sign player...nasri dlu pn mcm2 problem ye...

katana83 · Post time 28-1-2009 08:06 AM

Everton v Arsenal: Match preview - Not easy, but not impossible

i am publishing the match preview so late in the day as the morning and afternoon has been literally flooded with Arshavin crap and I therefore didn’t want this article to go un-noticed just like the Alan Sunderland exclusive interview we published earlier on. I seriously don’t want to think what would have happened had it been Kaka or Messi who we were after.

Anyway, being in a position not to afford a defeat or even a draw has become a regular for this Arsenal side and tomorrow, it will not be any different. Facing Everton away from home, Arsene Wenger’s side knows that the Toffees’ last suffered defeat was more than a month ago against Aston Villa and since then, many teams, including Chelsea and Liverpool(twice) failed to break them.

Some are looking at this match as the one which will definitely kill all our title hopes but I don’t see it that way. Moyes’ side in enjoying an incredible run but we have the talent and the potential to go out there and secure all three points. I think it will all come down to how determined the lads are and of course, the starting line-up.

With Song passing the Cardiff test last Sunday and Diaby doing so well off the bench in place of Ramsey, it would be nice to see these two starting. Eboue should be given a rest, a long rest, with Nasri taking his position on the right and Carlos Vela finally making the start he so much deserves on the left. We of course welcome Gael Clichy back from suspension and in my opinion, William Gallas deserves to start ahead of Toure and that will most likely be the case if Wenger sticks to his “Gallas is likely to be involved tomorrow” words.

My favourite side for tomorrow’s match would therefore be:

            Almunia
Sagna - Gallas - Djourou - Clichy
            Song
   Nasri - Diaby - Vela
Van Persie - Adebayor

credit to  : http://www.thegunninghawk.com/20 ... but-not-impossible/

cak! · Post time 28-1-2009 11:34 AM

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swantiger · Post time 28-1-2009 01:48 PM

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sha02 · Post time 28-1-2009 01:57 PM

Wenger: Even Everton & Aston Villa Can Win The Title

People are quick to dismiss a team's title prospects these days. Chelsea, for instance, are only five points off the pace in the Premier League, but already their race has been declared over by certain pundits.

Therefore, an Arsenal side who currently sit fifth in the standings, and some nine points behind leaders Manchester United, surely have no chance of claiming that sought-after piece of silverware this season?

Not so, says Gunners boss Arsene Wenger, who believes the top of the table is so congested that even Aston Villa (third) and Everton (sixth) are in with a shout.

"There are five or even six teams who could still win the title. Do not rule out Aston Villa and even Everton. It is much tighter than people think," he said in The Sun.

"When there are still 16 games to go and we are just four points behind third place, you cannot say that the final positions are already decided.

"Why does everyone think that Chelsea and Liverpool are guaranteed to be in the Champions League next season? I do not understand that."

Wenger even went on to suggest that the Red Devils, who trounced West Bromwich Albion 5-0 in a stunning display last night, could yet fall back in the pack.

"Even Manchester United are not certainties. Everyone says they are the favourites yet they are not winning 4-0 or 5-0 every week," the Frenchman said.

"So why should the other teams not have hope of coming back?"

-WBA pun leh mng title..