Okay, I know, 3 posts in one day is a bit excessive. But one was part of a planned thing, the other was new injury news, and there are several things here that I thought you find interesting.

First, and most importantly, Kieran Gibbs did not break his foot, only suffered brusing, and is expected to be back and ready for action against Chelsea on the 29th.

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Sign him up Arsene! A big day's football tomorrow with Manu-Liverpool and our trip to Upton park. Eduardo is fit, Rosicky is not, Bendtner may be. Scott Parker returns from a one match ban for the hammers. Elsewhere Henri Lansbury looks impressive and demonstrated his fitness with a couple of goals on loan at Watford. Click to continue reading...

Henri Lansbury - what a player in the making. If for no reason other than to see the midfielder play for Watford you tuned into Sky last night you would have seen him score a terrific goal. A pass, the perfect positioning for a return, heads for goal, a player on either side of him [...] Click to continue reading...

Malky Mackay's Watford side ran rampant at home to Sheffield Wednesday with Arsenal loanee Henri Lansbury being the chief architect scoring a brace.

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1-0 Mariappa

2-0 Lansbury

2-1 Tudgay

3-1 Harley

4-1 Lansbury

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Well, that's it. The transfer window has come and gone, not with a bang but a whimper. No signings, no sales, no loans to report on the last day. For better or for worse, this is our squad until January.

To review, we sold or released three players over the summer Amaury Bischoff, Kolo Toure, and Emmanuel Adebayor.

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by CARL ELDRIDGE Neil Banfield gets the chance to blood another crop of youngsters tonight as the Arsenal second string kick off their Barclays Premier Reserve League campaign against Fulham at Barnet's Underhill.

And a certain Arsene Wenger will probably be in the stands checking the progress of the next batch of promising players coming through the Gunners ranks. Click to continue reading...

"ITS ALL GONE QUIET OVER THEREEEEEEEEEE...

Tough times for the papers...they can't think of anything bad to say

.....ITS ALL GONE QUIET OVER THERE!!!"

Happy Friday all,

some of you may be gradually recovering from your hangovers after finding if you have been a raging success in your exams or a stunning failure.

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United English XI

England caps: Ben Foster (2), Gary Neville (85), Wes Brown (21), Rio Ferdinand (72), Danny Simpson (0), Michael Carrick (17), Owen Hargreaves (42), Paul Scholes (66), Danny Welbeck (0), Michael Owen (89), Wayne Rooney (52). Total = 446

United British XI

British caps: Ben Foster (2), Gary Neville (85), Wes Brown (21), Rio Ferdinand (72), Ryan Giggs (64), Darren Fletcher (42), Michael Carrick (17), Owen Hargreaves (42), Paul Scholes (66), Michael Owen (89), Wayne Rooney (52).

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All English Premier League transfers are listed on this page.

You'll find the January 2009 Premier League Transfers. Archives for older transfer seasons are at the end of this page. For the latest transfer rumours and transfer lists for other leagues, see our transfer news column.

If you find a transfer not listed here let us know and we'll add it.

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Arsenal youngster Henri Lansbury will have to balance his energy with discipline in order to break into the senior squad sooner rather than later.
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Henri Lansbury has come back to Arsenal from his loan spell at Scunthorpe with the winning feeling however at 18 years old, the rugged midfielder must not forget all about his development.

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There are currently 13 Arsenal youngsters out on loan. Jay Simpson moved to West Brom and Reserve team captain Gavin Hoyte has joined Watford. Fellow reserve-teamers Rui Fonte, Henri Lansbury, Paul Rodgers and Rene Steer have also departed for Crystal Palace, Scunthorpe United, Northampton Town and Gillingham respectively.

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With Fabio Capello at the helm, there is no doubt in my mind that England's football future is looking bright. Of course being Italian I'm a bit biased, but Don Fabio is a winner and as such, the man usually likes to pick players who are winners themselves. No one will dispute that John Terry, [...] Click to continue reading...

Oh To Be A Gooner can exclusively reveal the starting lineup for tomorrow's match against Manchester City at the City of Manchester Stadium. The side for tomorrow's crucial encounter is as follows: van Persie - Bendtner Diaby-Song-Denilson-Nasri Clichy-Silvestre-Djourou-Hoyte Almunia (c) BENCH: Fabianski, Gibbs, Lansbury, Wilshere, Ramsey, Vela, Simpson. Click to continue reading...

What does it say about Arsenal when their reserve team last night beat Sheffield United 6-0 in the Carling Cup? Maybe the tournament should be renamed the Arsenal Youngsters Cup? Here are some of the impressive young starlets who played last night: Kieran Gibbs. Midfielder, 18 years old, only made his second appearance for Arsenal last night. Click to continue reading...

With Gilberto on his way out the door, the welcoming distraction of the annual Barnet friendly is this weekend. Wenger has named his squad which includes the likes of Vela and Ramsey. Full list for those uninterested in following the link:

Manuel Almunia (GK)
Nacer Barazite
Nicklas Bendtner
Gael Clichy
Denilson
James Dunne
Rui Fonte
Gavin Hoyte
Justin Hoyte
Henri Lansbury
Vito Mannone (GK)
Havard Nordtveit
Abu Ogogo
Aaron Ramsey
Mark Randall
Paul Rodgers
Bacary Sagna
Jay Simpson
Rene Steer
Wojciech Szczesny(GK)
Armand Traore
Carlos Vela
Theo Walcott
Jack Wilshere

Some familiar names, some ones that I've never heard of.

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Theo Walcott has started in the last two first team games and been very disapointing. He may have got the equaliser against Spurs but with the luck he got from this I think Francis Jeffers would have produced the same end result. His shot was off target and only the ricochet saw it roll over the line.

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