Have you heard? We first discovered the news about our favourite Party Boy's new love last week. We've compiled a few fascinating and entertaining details and thought we'd share with you in compact bullet-point form.

- It would seem that Nicklas Bendtner is dating Caroline Fleming, a baroness 13-years his senior.

I know, I know. Shouldn't have friends who support Utd. But they are good people, apart from the fact that they support Ferguson's cronies. Honestly. And they've shown it haven't they? If they heap praise themselves on our team's performance, you know we are doing something right.

By 1970's GoonerThis game epitomized Arsenal's performances over the 13 years of Wenger's hegemony. Pretty football, loads of goals but open to the sucker punch with defensive failings ever present to threaten Arsenal's progress to a much needed title.If we can tighten up a little bit more defensively then we have a genuine chance of challenging for honours this season.

Whilst Arsene Wenger's managerial ability is regularly praised, his wit does not always seem to be appreciated. After all, English is the man's third language and yet his cunning with the language is something I can only aspire to.
Indeed, the only manager who been at the helm of his club for the same amount of time is Fergie.

Following Newell's Old Boys' victory over River Plate on Saturday, the other sides hoping to keep up in the race for the title had to win on Sunday, and two of them managed it. Banfield overcame San Lorenzo 1-0 in Boedo for their first win away to El Cuervo in 13 years, and Estudiantes brushed [...]

Things have not been going well for River Plate this season. As one of Argentina's two biggest clubs, there are a certain level of expectations always hanging over them and so far this season they're falling short of those targets. Like, by a lot.

Currently in 16th place through eight matches, River reached a new low by losing 3-1 at home to Independiente in the newly re-appointed Leonardo Astrada's second debut as the club's manager on Monday, marking the first time they've lost at home to one of their biggest rivals in 13 years.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger revealed he will not have a say on whoever will take charge of the club once he decides to abandon his job as manager. Having just celebrated 13 years in charge of ...

The New York Red Bulls played their last game at Giants Stadium Saturday night, Oct. 24, 2009, putting to rest 13 years of (mostly bad) memories. They did so in impressive fashion, defeating Toronto FC by a 5-0 score that ended TFC's playoff hopes.

The massive Swamp was never meant to be anything beyond a temporary waystation for the New York/New Jersey Major League Soccer franchise.

It is getting more and more difficult to pick the winners for Players of the Month as the Online Soccer Academy is growing so much and players are improving a lot! But that is a good problem, any good coach or manager will tell you they want that type of problem! I apologize for not announcing these awards sooner.

Have you heard? We first discovered the news about our favourite Party Boy's new love last week. We've compiled a few fascinating and entertaining details and thought we'd share with you in compact bullet-point form.

- It would seem that Nicklas Bendtner is dating Caroline Fleming, a baroness 13-years his senior.

'In Arsene, We Trust'
Arsene Wenger has completed 13 years as the manager of Arsenal, and with that, he has also surpassed George Allison's record of the longest serving manager of the club. 1st of October, 1996 was Wenger's first day in charge of the Gunners, and 13 years later he has overtaken George Allison's record by completng 4749 days in charge.

13 years since a tall Frenchman wearing ridiculously large spectacles flew the 8:30 Tokyo London shuttle to be greeted by a headline in The Evening Standard saying ‘Arsène Who?' Since then he's gotten us 3 league titles, 4 F.A Cups, a World Class Training Facility and a World Class Stadium.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger revealed he will not have a say on whoever will take charge of the club once he decides to abandon his job as manager. Having just celebrated 13 years in charge of ...

Interesting trivia question there "Who were the first Liverpool FC players to play for England?". It is of course a trick question because 4 players of Liverpool Football Club (as in Rugby Football) took part in the very first rugby international in 1871.

Step forward J.

by CARL ELDRIDGE Arsene Wenger chose his 60th birthday to declare that the rip-roaring Gunners will win a trophy this season, claims the Daily Mail.

Playing catch-up with our own Vic Crescit's brilliant report from yesterday's AGM, this morning's paper says Wenger retains the total faith of the board and fans for his glittering achievements during more than 13 years as the club's longest-serving manager and the way his teams play despite it being four years since Arsenal won any silverware.

He dazzled as a player, and then as a manager and 13 years after retiring from the game, Cruyff is back...

Poor Arsene Wenger. In the space of a week, the wily, old voyeur (just kidding) has seen his football philosophy completely crushed. While the likes of Chelsea and more recently Manchester City have thrown millions into the transfer market in an attempt to ‘buy' silverware and fast-forward their club's progress, Arsene Wenger has continually professed a more frugal approach – spending within one's own budget and not relying on billionaire bankrollers.

Now some of you will disagree and point out the comprehensive 3-0 demolition of Spurs as our best win. Another group will remind me of the 6-1 trashing of Everton at Goodison Park. And then a few will could claim that winning at Fulham despite being outplayed was rather impressive. I actually believe the result at Craven Cottage was our best result (note, not necessarily best performance) until today.

Despite the fact that we have match today there's very little Arenal news about. I suppose given that most of our news usually revolves around yet another player being injured I suppose we should be glad that things are a bit quiet.
In crazy land Man City seem to actually think they can persuade Wenger to become their manager.

Mark Hughes was tipped by some to be the successor of Sir Alex Ferguson as Manchester United manager, the club where he had become a legend after playing at Old Trafford for 13 years.

But he took the job at City, ruling out any possible future as United boss. 18 months later he was sacked, with a 10th placed finish all he had to bring about over his time at The Richest Club in the World.