Bacary Sagna has been ruled out of the North London Derby this coming Sunday after busting two of his dreadlocks and there seems to be a mass debate (not masturbate) as to who will replace him.
I'm seeing plenty of opinions about the subject and one bloke even went as far as saying that Arsene Wenger should bring Lee Dixon or Lauren out of retirement as a one-off.
Arsene Wenger's contract at Arsenal runs out next summer and although people are saying it may be time to replace him I think that would be the wrong move.
He's been with Arsenal for a zillion years and sometimes change can be good to freshen things up but I genuinely believe that Arsene has it in him to end his days here on a high.
It doesn't take much to baffle me. I'm easily baffled. One thing that does baffle me immensely though is that Tomas Rosicky has hardly been used this season when fit and available.
I don't know why he has hardly played. Maybe he and Sebastien Squillaci had a sleep-over in Arsene Wenger's jacket and left a whoopsie in there.
It's not been the easiest of seasons so far for the Gunners, although the news that Theo Walcott has signed a new contract will give them a much-needed lift, and the problems that they are experiencing is reflected in the long odds offered at sports betting sites on them winning the Champions League - or even beating Bayern Munich in the next round.
I hate Tom Daley, I hate the entire Chinese Olympic diving team and I hate the biggest diver of them all, Gareth Bale.
There is no question that the S*urs man is the biggest 'cheat' in the Barclays Premier League. Bale has had 4 yellow cards this season for diving alone.
Do you know what I hate in football? I hate it when people are quick to write someone off before they've even had a chance to prove themselves.
At the beginning of his Arsenal career, Olivier Giroud was never going to have it easy. He was following in the footsteps of Robin van Persie. A player who scores more freely than Marouane Chamakh in a Moroccan strip club.
There are many disgruntled Gooners out there at the moment and some, more than ever before, are beginning to question whether Arsene Wenger's time at the club is coming to an end.
When a team struggles the first person you look at is the manager. Unless Kelly Brook or Jules Wheeler are part of the Arsenal staff of course.
It must be heartbreaking for him to be sitting on the bench watching a forehead, who is naturally a winger, play upfront in his place.
Of course Giroud needs time to adapt to the Premier League. But we are almost in November and he has started less times than my old Ford Fiesta used to on a cold winters day.
Last season Per Mertesacker took a lot of stick. He was dug out more than a hole on the beach in beautiful Skegness.
I would bet that at least 78% of people I know had a pop at the German giant. Talking of bets, get great offers and free bets at FreeBets. All the Caroline Flack he took was, in my own very humble opinion, totally bare bang out of order.
There are many people out there spitting feathers over Arsene Wenger not bringing in some 'super,
super quality' players yesterday.
Or any players. I even saw some Gooners so desperate for Arsenal to get someone in they wanted
Micheal Owen. Even Emile Heskey's name was bandied about.
While I can understand the frustration brewing there's not a lot we can do about the fact we didn't
make any signings.
By all accounts Theo Walcott wants £100,000 a week.
That is exactly £99,999 a week more than I would pay him.
Seriously though, he is lucky I don't run the club, because if I did, and he demanded that amount
of money, I would hire Jonny Wilkinson to drop kick him and his agent out of the Emirates.
I've kept quiet in the last couple of months. Not because I had my jaw broke or anything but simply
because I have been too busy to write.
I am going to try and change that. Ideally I'll try and get on here at least twice a week or at the
very least four or five times a year. Which is more than I have done recently.
