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It seems that Arsene Wenger is carrying on his policy of buying young English stars to build a
future team with a British backbone, as it has been revealed that Arsenal have secured the
signature of the Luton Town winger Tarum Dawkins. The 16 year-old had been having trials with both
Chelsea and Arsenal and [.
The 2011 season grades forge ever onward! Corey, Matty, and I have looked at the four major
areas of the team - goalkeeping, defense, midfield, forwards - and assigned our grades on a 4.0
scale.
Unfortunately for the New England Revolution, we don't curve based on the rest of the
league.
Without further ado, here are our grades for the Revolution midfield, which was strong on paper
but still performed below expectations.
The Arsenal v Aston Villa FA Cup tie has been moved to Sunday 29th January to accomodate the TV
schedules, which has meant that Arsenal's game against Bolton the following midweek has also been
moved back a day, and Arsene Wenger is not very happy with this at all! At the end of last season
[...]
In Affectionate Remembrance
of
ENGLISH FOOTBALL,
which died at the Southwark Crown Court and the Football Association
on
8th FEBRUARY 2012,
Deeply lamented by a large circle of sorrowing
friends and acquaintances
R.I.P.
N.B.—The body will be cremated and the
ashes taken to the Asian Underground.
In Affectionate Remembrance
of
ENGLISH FOOTBALL,
which died at the Southwark Crown Court and the Football Association
on
8th FEBRUARY 2012,
Deeply lamented by a large circle of sorrowing
friends and acquaintances
R.I.P.
N.B.—The body will be cremated and the
ashes taken to the Asian Underground.
Arsene Wenger and Stan Kroenke both know that Arsenal are in need of a major shake-up this summer,
even if they manage to qualify for the Champions League with the present squad, and it seems they
are going to build the new Gunners team with a German backbone. According to today's German
magazine Bild, Arsenal [.
Before he has even pulled on the shirt, let alone the armband, Scott Parker can do something
remarkable as England captain: make the national team likeable again.
If the English really do have an 'obsession' with the captaincy, perhaps it has roots in that
iconic image of Bobby Moore held aloft, grinning broadly, proudly brandishing the World Cup.
