I'm finding it a bit difficult to make up my mind for this game. I can see Arsenal scoring three goals and I can also imagine us conceding three or four. Goes without saying that anything in between also seems quite possible. We could get a tight win, an exciting draw, or another in the string of bad losses against United.

Arsenal fans have been waiting with baited breath for the official arrival of the young Brazilian Wellington Silva in January when he turns 18, but there have been serious doubts about the youngsters discipline and commitment since the deal to take him to the Emirates was made early this year. Arsenal have had Wellington over for [.

Experiencing his first season at the premier league with Arsenal, it doesn't take long for Marouane Chamakh to take away the fans heart although the season is still at it's early phase.

Aside from his immense contribution of scoring 10 goals from 17 starts already, the Moroccan striker revealed that another important thing that makes him loved by the supporters is because of his attitude on the pitch.

It was supposed to be another match between Beşiktaş and Bursaspor. With Beşiktaş needing a win to climb to contention for the Turkish Super League title, and Bursaspor needing a win to keep pace with Trabzonspor at the top of the standings, this match was important for both clubs. Beşiktaş won the match 1-0.

Luis Suarez at Anfield? The very idea fills me an overwhelming feeling of nausea. The story is probably made up media BS but I want to offer a few reasons why Liverpool should NOT sign brazen, unapologetic cheats like Suarez.
10 reasons why Liverpool should not buy Luis Suarez.
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Cover your ears. The Jack Warner wah-mbulance is screaming down our street. I'm wondering what is more pathetic; that a grown man would hold this attitude or that he can freely admit it in public without losing job/organizational face."Suffice it to say the Fifa exco as a body could not have voted for England having been insulted by their media in the worst possible way at the same time.

Ray Wilkins, featured last night on talkSport has given an interview and has asked the Chelsea fans to trust in Roman Abramovich. He said:

"I think what you're seeing is what Chelsea will be for the next couple of years, They're very fortunate to have a very pleasant crop of young men coming through that are extremely talented.

Referee Claus Bo Larsen is one of the most respected individuals in his field. Larsen is what they call a FIFA Top Class Referee meaning that he often is working the biggest games in the world especially during the UEFA Champions League.

And earlier this week Larsen was assigned the same game as Cristiano Ronaldo of Real Madrid.

The biggest three games of Chelsea's season far are upon us. It's make or break time for our season and arguably for Carlo Ancelotti. After a run of form that not only has been a disappointment but worrying also, it's time for Chelsea to stand up and be counted against a side that under Harry Redknapp is on the verge of putting together their own title push and are a side that has to be taken seriously.

After losing to Manchester United last season, thanks to a Diaby own goal, Arsene Wenger launched an attack on one United player, believed to be Darren Fletcher, by claiming he "was on the pitch only to make fouls".

At the time, Sir Alex Ferguson believed this petulant attitude after defeat showed Wenger up.

Spartak Moscow have warned Aston Villa off making any move for Ireland international winger Aiden McGeady.
Villa were rumoured to be interested in McGeady prior to his move to Russia this summer from Celtic and it has been reported they may now reignite their interest during the January transfer window.

Joey Barton does not have a good record of discipline either on the field or off the field. Joey Barton - attitude and everything about him has been excellent Andy Carroll has a good discipline record on the field, but he's had his little adventures off the field, to say the least, but he now [...]

Roy Hudson welcomes his former side Fulham to Anfield this evening, but Paul Konchesky, who followed the Liverpool manager to Merseyside in the summer, might get a less warm reception from the Kop after his mother became involved in a bizarre internet row with some of the club's supporters.
Responding to criticism of her son by some Liverpool fans, Carol Konchesky used her Facebook page last month to apparently call them "scouse scum" and accused supporters of living in the past.

Indonesia has the SAD project. Under 16s spend the year in Uruguay competing against Uruguayan kids of the same age. This has been going for a couple of years now and Samsul Alam is set to move to Penarol on loan in the new year.
Malaysia has Harimau Muda. Dedicated teams, there is an A and B, where promising young players compete against the best teams Malaysia has to offer.

Earlier this week Tuttosport's prestigious Golden Boy award was given out to supposedly the best young player in Europe. Mario Balotelli scooped the prize, which is voted on by journalists from across Europe to recognise the most talented under-21 player on the continent, beating Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere who came in a close second place.

Carlo Ancelotti has spoken of Didier Drogba and has given Arsenal a warning ahead of our game in 6 days time at the Emirates. Now we all know Didier has struggled in recent weeks for one reason or another and has also given quite a few of the fans reason to have a moan but Carlo Ancelotti has backed the big man and said:

"We need Drogba to come back to the performances he had last year and the goal against Tottenham was very good for his attitude, I understand he has not been in a good condition.

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With Robin Van Persie coming back to full fitness after coming back from injury, the competition for the starting striker is hotter than ever.

The way that Wenger plays, currently a 4-3-3, usually means that there is room for one striker in the starting line-up.

Yesterday the Courier Mail published one of its best A-League stories. It was written by Marco Monteverde. He was centre stage to his own story. That brought realism and his passion.
It provided insight into the behind the scenes around the Courier Mail stories at the time of Frank Farina's dismissal.

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Its Christmas time and Arsenal are fighting for the title and being the optimist that I am, it sure feels good. This squad looks set to go all the way. But we have been saying this for ages, so there's something definitely that's bothering this team.

Michael Owen recent career has been mostly interrupted with plenty injuries, including his recent times at Manchester United which makes his future at the club is being heavily questioned by the media considering he hasn't made lots of contribution this season.

However, that speculation was squashed by the Red Devils' manager, Sir Alex Ferguson, who not only denied they're looking to let go Owen in January but also stated that the veteran striker is still useful for the Old Trafford based squad.

Aside from Carlos Tevez, Mario Balotelli has also been one of Manchester City players that gets lots of publication and attention this days especially after his non stop dream of returning to Italy and play for his favorite team, Ac Milan.

This attitude gives lots of concern for City fans as they felt that Balotelli hasn't been enjoying his current life at Eastlands, however after successfully netting a hat-trick against Aston Villa, the club's manager, Roberto Mancini ensured the supporters that Balo would be an important figure for the Citizen.