It's Ask the Oppo time again and this week Carl Eldridge talks to Molineux regular Peter Hayes ahead of the Gunners' trip to Wolves in the Premier League...

CE: Wolves are back on the big stage after such a long and painful period so life in the top flight must be enjoyable?

PH; Yes it certainly has been a journey supporting the Wolves over the years and yes we are loving it, it really is the place to be.

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Wolverhampton Wanderers

Position: 17th, 2-4-5 (10 points, -7 goal differential)

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Away to the midlands tomorrow to face Wolves at the Molineaux. Wolves are a solid side I picked them to stay up this season, and I actually hope they do.

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Arsenal eased past Dutch club AZ Alkmaar after their attacking prowess left the visitors little or no chance of securing a result at the Emirates Stadium. Cesc Fabregas bagged a brace with an impressive performance that showcased his skill, intelligence, and goal scoring capabilities as he marshalled the midfield. Click to continue reading...

Andrey Arshavin is the man of the match against AZ Alkmaar in the Emirates Stadium yesterday. The Russian playmaker exuded class whenever he pushed forward and had provide assists to three of Arsenal's four goals. Arsenal beat AZ Alkmaar 4-1 in the Champions League game and are likely to qualify for the 2nd round of the competition. Click to continue reading...

31.10.2009 The Arsenal Brunei Supporters Club held yet another gathering at the MyNest Cafe' in Kg.Serusop. It was the "North London Derby", Arsenal entertain Tottenham Hotspurs at the Emirates. The Gunners won the game by 3 goals to nil. 2 goals from Van Persie & a quick extender by Fabregas saw Spurs "shutdown" early. Click to continue reading...

Goal video from the Arsenal vs AZ Alkmaar Champions League Group H game on Wednesday, November 4, 2009. Game kicks off at 19.45 UK time at the Emirates Stadium, London. Arsenal drew 1-1 in Alkmaar when the two teams met at the DSB Stadium a fortnight ago. Related posts:Arsenal vs Tottenham goals highlights-October 31 Video of [. Click to continue reading...

In the intro to every Premier League game that ESPN2 shows on Saturday mornings, they begin with a graphic of the world and then zoom in on England and directly to the home ground where the match is played. It's a brilliant sequence, but they goofed this past Saturday when instead of zooming in on the Emirates Stadium, home of Arsenal Football Club, they zoomed in on the Arsenal Stadium, better known as Highbury.

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Many have taken the piss out of the atmosphere at the Emirates in the past. They did about Highbury too. But they can't deny that it wasn't a wall of noise on Saturday against the Spuds!
It was electric and a right smack in the face for those who have a dig about us Gooners being the silent type. Click to continue reading...

Band news for Clichy. A suspected stress fracture of the back will keep him out of the AZ Alkmaar return leg at the Emirates tomorrow and league fixtures against Wolves, Sunderland, and Chelsea.

Clichy's injury leaves Kieran Gibbs as the starting left back.

Nicklas Bendtner is also out for a month with a groin strain.

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There is clearly no shortage of young talent at the Emirates and therefore it is vital for the growth of these teenagers to be farmed out on loan to give them a good grounding in senior football and clearly Jay-Emmanuel Thomas is getting the hang of it just nicely.

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Richard Jolly at Old Trafford
Manchester United 2 - 0 Blackburn
Kevin Palmer at Emirates Stadium
Arsenal 3 - 0 Tottenham
Harry Harris at St. Andrews
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Painful is the only word I can use to describe having to endure that woeful display. Do the players not understand the importance of this fixture to the Tottenham fans? Their pathetic efforts at the Emirates would suggest not.

While we may have been missing some key men through injury and suspension, our squad is meant to be one of the best in the league.

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Amazing football by Arsenal at the Emirates once again. After scoring the first goal, it was complete domination over a Tottenham side missing three of their most explosive / creative players (Defoe, Lennon, and Modric).
Without a legitimate counter-attack possessing speed to keep Arsenal honest at the back, Tottenham never had a chance. Click to continue reading...

by JAMES CURTIS The rage in Cesc Fabregas' eyes was uncontrollable as he raced to one corner of the Emirates, executed a mini knee-slide and bounced back up with clenched fists to celebrate Arsenal's second goal. Just one minute earlier Robin van Persie had circled the same section with his arms flung out and chest pumping having opened the scoring.

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The American Under-17 national team faces the United Emirates in their third group match Sunday, with a range of possibilities for advancing or elimination depending on the result. Click to continue reading...

Morning All – I did a little bit of multi-tasking yesterday, using my vast experience and skill around the keyboard; I typed while watching our wonderful team put in a lunchtime shift at the Emirates!
Ok, I am fibbing, I just typed as I watched and corrected a huge amount of spelling mistakes afterwards, it took an age!

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The Game The form Arsenal are showing at the Emirates is simply above all expectations. No games lost, twenty goals scored and only four goals conceded. It wasn't the best of starts from the Gunners who seemed ... Click to continue reading...

The Game The form Arsenal are showing at the Emirates is simply above all expectations. No games lost, twenty goals scored and only four goals conceded. It wasn't the best of starts from the Gunners who seemed ...

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Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez has hinted that Italian midfielder Alberto Aquilani will be ready for a first team start within the next couple of weeks.
The 25-year-old was signed by the Reds during the summer for around £17 million from Roma although an ankle injury has kept him sidelined for the first couple of months of the season. Click to continue reading...

The north London derby of Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur in recent years has been one of the marquee matches in the English Premier League. Both clubs have looked strong in the 2009-10 season and Saturday's match took place at the Emirates. Here's a recap of the EPL matches from Saturday, October 31, 2009 along with video highlights.

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Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp has confirmed that David Bentley will get a starting role against North London rivals Arsenal this morning. Bentley is a former Arsenal player, and he bagged a sensational goal against his former team last season.

Redknapp said: "He showed on Tuesday night he has got so much ability and it's such a waste if he doesn't put that into his performances.

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Well it will have to if the big city of London has had the rainfall we have had here in Berkshire!!

The Daily Telegraph, well the Belfast version reports Cesc has signed a pre-contract agreement with Barca! Worried for a second, but then I saw the word ‘Adeybayor' in the same sentence you know him, the one who feels he has the right to an opinion about us!

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Video of goal highlights from the Arsenal vs Tottenham Hotspur game on October 31, 2009, Saturday. It is the 162nd edition of the North London derby, and kicks off at the Emirates Stadium at 12.45 UK time. The corresponding fixture between the two teams ended in a 4-4 draw, with former Arsenal boy David Bentley [. Click to continue reading...

I'll stop with the potato themed titles now, it amuses me you know. I'll assume you gathered that and move on...

Quick one today folks as I have a thousand and one things to do before heading to bed for an early night and a 4am start to get my 6am flight for my trip to the Emirates for what is our biggest home match of the season so far. Click to continue reading...

Third host fourth in 162nd competitive clash between north London foes...
When: Saturday, 31 October
Kick-off: 8:45am EDT
Where: Emirates Stadium, London N5
U.S. TV: ESPN2
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Harry Redknapp demands to see his player's numerous testicles Spurs manager Harry Redknapp has revealed that David Bentley has several balls and is now urging his player to flash them around the Emirates Stadium tomorrow. In his column in The Sun, Redknapp dictated: "There's no doubt Bentley has balls - plenty of 'em - and his performance [. Click to continue reading...

This Saturday will once again see another North London derby. A fixture which is one of my favourite throughout the year and yet at the same time one that I dread the most. For the last 10 years, Arsenal have been the favourite to win the derby which means that anything less than this feels like a victory for Spurs.

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I'd planned to write a full match report for the Arsenal vs Liverpool Carling Cup game I went to last night, but there's not much to write. For a League Cup fixture it wasn't a bad game at all, with two excellent goals and quality throughout. But most of the things I could write about either side have been written plenty of times before. Click to continue reading...

Our hunt for another trophy will continue for yet another competition after we were valiantly knocked out against a vibrant Arsenal side at the Emirates in a 1-2 defeat. At times in domestic cup competitions, we have looked toothless and our reserves have looked lost and out of sorts. Today, this was not so much [. Click to continue reading...

Arsene Wenger's juniors have kicked the shit out of grown men before [here] so I expected nothing less of them when a half strung Liverpool showed up at the Emirates last night. Sure I would have put my money on the Reds if this was a bare knuckle boxing death ... Click to continue reading...

What did you make of the Kop-style stand? To be honest, I was fairly annoyed with it at first, but it's definitely begun to grow on me.
I'm no architect, so I can't really comment on the acoustics that the new ground will create, but it looks as though KSS (the projects architects) and Levy are pretty adamant that the noise circulating around the stadium will be ferocious. Click to continue reading...

Goals from Fran Merida, a 19 years old former Barcelona trainee, and Nicklas Bendtner were enough to see off Liverpool at the Emirates Stadium last night. Emiliano Insua's spectacular volley could not change the outcome of the game. Arsene Wenger's crop of talented youngsters sends Liverpool out of English League Cup with a 2-1 scoreline. Click to continue reading...

Arsenal 2 Liverpool 1 (Carling Cup 4th round)

Hello Gooners. Well that was close as well, just like the previous two games. Where was the 3-1 I predicted? As it turns out we didn't need that third goal.

You won't agree but for me Liverpool probably shaded it by virtue of the opportunities they created.

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The English Carling Cup's biggest fourth round had to be Arsenal v Liverpool. The two clubs have played some epic matches in their pasts and on Wednesday they played at the Emirates. Here's a recap of the match along with video highlights.

Arsenal beats Liverpool 2-1 Video Highlights

Arsenal came out with confidence and would grab the lead just inside the 20 minute mark.

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Arsenal beat Liverpool 2-1 at The Emirates to knock us out of The Carling Cup tonight.
A goal by youngster Merida on 19mins was cancelled out by Emeliano Ensua stunning volley on 26mins.
This left the sides level on half-time in an open and lively encounter.
Nicolas Bendtner scored a Torres-style goal on 50mins to give Arsenal the lead again and even though Liverpool came at them in waves, they could not find the breakthrough they deserved. Click to continue reading...