Yoann Gourcuff has been linked with a move to Arsenal for a long, long time.
Since the summer this 'rumour' has grown bigger than Gervinho's forehead and won't go away despite
Arsene Wenger denying it will happen.
Wenger's reason for not bringing in Gourcuff is that Jack Wilshere and Abou Diaby will be back from
injury soon and there will be a lot of players in the midfield area.
THFC1882 welcomes another guest writer on board. This time it's Glen Bocking.
Glen is an Essex boy but now lives in Stoke so is handily placed to attend this game. Glen's first
Spurs memories are the '91 FA Cup semi and final! Great start to his Spurs watching!
The White Hart Lane Faithful has been blessed throughout the years with some of the best wingers
to grace the British and world game.
Since I've been a fan, we've had the likes of Chris Waddle, David Ginola and Darren Anderton
hogging the touchline, dropping a shoulder and producing a moment of brilliance or a cross which
has brightened a dull winter evening.
Arsenal on Twitter @UntoldArsenal Untold Arsenal on Facebook here by Brian Dawes Question: What do
these footballers all have in common? Clive Allen, Paul Allen, Rory Allen, Darren Anderton, Steve
Archibald, Osvaldo Ardiles, Chris Armstrong, Gerry Armstrong, Dean Austin, Gareth Bale, Nick
Barmby, Phil Beal, Darren Bent, David Bentley, Dimitar Berbatov, Gudni Bergsson, Kevin Prince [.
The magic of Nick Barmby is a post from: Just Football
Nick Barmby was handed his first coaching role last summer when Nigel
Pearson arrived as manger at Hull City, with the intention of tapping into the
ex-England forward ‘s experience and expertise on the training ground.
