Arsenal back-up goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski has expressed controversial views opposing the introduction of goal-line technology in football, insisting that officiating errors are part of the game.

A number of high-profile errors in recent years have prompted the International Football Association Board to hold a decisive meeting regarding the issue on July 2.

All Premiership clubs have to name their playing squad for the rest of the season at the end of the January transfer window, and Arsenal have released their list today. On the goalkeeping side, Wojciech Szczesny, Lukasz Fabianski and even Vito Mannone are included but Wenger hasn't even bothered putting Manuel Almunia on the list [.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has alleviated concerns about Arsenal's perennially high injury list, stating that it is about to shorten in the coming days.

Goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski made a long-awaited return in the goal during yesterday evening's 3-2 FA Cup win at home to Aston Villa and Wenger believes that midfielders Abou Diaby and Jack Wilshere are also recovering better than expected.

Didier Drogba, Gary Cahill, Andrei Arshavin and Andy Johnson headline the list of Premier League stars who are out of contract at the end of the season according to Goal.com, and could be available on a free transfer this summer.

You could put together a pretty competitive side from this list.

The transfer window is upon us and with a number of players set to move now and in the summer, we would like to take you through a list of the players who could potential leave their clubs when their contracts expire at the end of the season.

At look at the heavyweights making the list across the big clubs reveals that they are set to lose very influential players in the summer.

Gooner Kop a feel FIFA 12 has already thrown up some hilarious glitches. The latest sees Andy Carroll choosing to celebrate a goal and people say FIFA is realistic by getting very passionate with Arsenal goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski. Video via @James_Dart

That being the fact that you're allowed to handle the ball inside the penalty area. Rather than catch David Fuster's time effort for Olympiakos last night, Arsenal's sub keeper Mannone on in place of the injured Lukasz Fabianski decided to attempt some sort of martial arts volleyed clearance. That plan didn't really work.

Yossi opens his accounts for Arsenal

This was Arsenal's first defeat in this season's Champions League and it had we not qualified prior, it would be shambolic rather than comical. Olympiacos must have thought we'd done them a favour but they could rightly be disappointed to miss out on the next stage.

Match report Video (via @arsenalist)

Sometimes, like against Manchester City in the Carling Cup, we see a performance from the second string that lifts the spirits and gives us hope and encouragement for the future. And sometimes we get performances like last night which reflect little more than why these players are part of the second string.

Arsenal goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski confirmed that he's not a happy man on the bench but is fully aware of the fact that he is to be patient. Speaking to the Club's official website after the Carling ...

With Wojciech Szczesny in such fine form for Arsenal it comes as no surprise that both Lukasz Fabianski and Manuel Almunia are both looking for new clubs. Fabianski is instructing his agent to find him somewhere new and Almunia looks as though he will be asking the Gunners to extend his current loan at West [.

The goalkeepers at Arsenal have all been in the news lately with Wojciech Szczesny being linked with a move to Barcelona, Manuel Almunia going to West Ham and now is the turn of Lukasz Fabianski, who looks set to leave because he wants to play more reguarly. Fabianski was given run of games by Arsene [.

Good morning. I woke up late and I have somewhere to be this morning. Funny how you never wake up late when you have nowhere to be. And it's all my alarm's fault.

I don't know about you but I need to change the sound every so often, otherwise I just get used to it and I'll sleep through it.

West Ham United have announced the emergency signing of Arsenal's back-up goalkeeper Manuel Almunia as a replacement for first-choice stopper Robert Green, who will be sidelined for almost six weeks due to a knee injury.

Almunia, who currently ranks third in the Gunners' pecking order behind the Polish duo of Wojciech Szczesny and Lukasz Fabianski, will be on loan at Upton Park for a month and Hammers boss Sam Allardyce has expressed his gratefulness to the North London outfit for approving the deal.

Arsenal stopper Lukasz Fabianski admits that it will be a tough road for him to reclaim his spot as the club's first-choice goalkeeper and although he is happy to have overcome the injury that forced him to the sidelines, it is clear that the scars continue to bother him.

Fabianski returned in the goal for the Gunners during Tuesday night's 3-1 Carling Cup win over Shrewsbury Town for his first appearance since January, when shoulder problems ruled him out for the remainder of last season.

Arsenal are aiming to rebound strongly from their most recent Barclays Premier League setback at Blackburn by using a string of talented youngsters against Shrewsbury in the Carling Cup tonight.

On a night where Leeds United will reignite a huge rivalry with reigning English champions Manchester United, Shrewsbury's visit to the Emirates was originally nothing more than a mere formality.

A bit of this will not hurt Arsenal

Five matches into the season and a perfect record. An outpouring of 21 goals with just four conceded. And the latest, a win over arch rivals Chelsea by a 3-1 margin. Utd are already separating themselves by their intimidating performances.

His side's effervescent start is still not enough to make Sir Alex happy.

I mean, come on, it's a valid explanation. Did he?

Apologies for the lateness of this post. I have a tight schedule on weekdays, so writing and posting stuff is harder for me now. We'll get back to regular programming this weekend for the Swansea game.

Injuries, well.... injuries SUCK.

Arsenal's Lukasz Fabianski has finally understood that all goalkeepers make mistakes and that the best way to deal with pressure is to look forward with optimism. Speaking to Arsenal Player, the goalkeeper explained that staying positive ...

Arsenal goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski admitted he is disappointed and frustrated for sitting on the bench after he lost his place following last season's shoulder injury. With manager Arsene Wenger opting for Manuel Almunia at the start ...

Arsenal goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski believes young Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain is ready to make his Premier League debut after impressing in training. Speaking to Arsenal Player, the Poland International confessed that he knows very little of Costa Rica's ...

It's a massive week for Arsenal, with the transfer window in it's dying moments, and Gooners everywhere hoping that time hasn't run out on Arsenal's season even before it has really begun. The shocking reality ...

So, earlier today, the CL play-off draw took place
While I'm pretty sure most of us were hoping for some nice Odense action and praying to avoid the dark, cold depths of Kazan, the reality resulted, as it is always, somewhere in the middle.

Arsenal got Udinese Calcio in today's draw for the CL play-offs, with the matches to be played on August 16/17 and the return legs to be played a week later.

Arsenal goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski is finally back in full training and ready to fight to again be the squad's regular goalkeeper. Speaking to Arsenal Player on Saturday after the 1-2 win against Cologne in Germany, the ...

The Game After ending the Asia Tour with an easy win and a disappointing draw, Arsenal's pre-season continues today as we travel to Germany to face FC Cologne. With Gervinho and Lukasz Fabianski both in the squad, ...

Back for the fight

At this phase of the pre-season, teams are normally settled in terms of the squad personnel. However, the same cannot be said of Arsenal Football Club. As the team prepares travel to Germany, Arsene Wenger confirmed that Cesc Fabregas will not be part of the travelling side.

Edge of seat stuff. This World Cup has captured the imagination of millions around the world because of the way women have chosen to play the sport.

An outclassed England hung on grimly as France with their superior game threatened to swamp them at every given moment. PK's finally decided the game.

Former Arsenal goalkeeper David Seaman believes the Gunners can look forward with a smile in respect to the goalkeeping department. Speaking to Arsenal TV Online, the Englishman explained that Wojciech Szczesny and Lukasz Fabianski are both ...

Morning.

It's the Mugsmashers at home today and it's a game that Arsenal simply have to win. The first game under the control of the new owner it might be but the reality is that unless we come away with three points today the title is realistically, if not mathematically, over.

The players will have watched United get beaten yesterday and will hope that perhaps they'll be derailed a bit.

Former Arsenal goalkeeper Bob Wilson believes the Gunners Wojciech Szczesny and Lukasz Fabianski will be the two regular goalkeepers for the Gunners, next season. Speaking to Arsenal TV Online, the former Scotland International explained that the ...

The possibilities we see Mad Jens make his illustriously insane return to a proper pitch, bench or stand seems so remote it isn't worth teasingly titillating ourselves with the mere possibility.

But dream we must.

As a consultant/coach, Jens has been working with Arsenal's keepers this year.

Former Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehmann believes the Gunners have three very good goalkeepers as they enter the last part of the season. Speaking to Arsenal TV Online before Lukasz Fabianski's season-ending injury, the 41-year old explained ...

It was two years ago that Shay Given broke many a Gooner's heart by signing for Manchester City, but Wojciech Szczesny has finally healed the wound, and vindicated Arsene Wenger's faith in youth.

The 20-year-old Pole has emerged from Arsenal's maligned goalkeepers' union to establish himself as Arsenal's next great ‘keeper and the man for the here and now, and he didn't cost the club millions in the process.

With Almunia still out of favour and Lukasz Fabianski injured for the rest of the season the goalkeeping duty for Arsenal has fallen on the young shoulders of Wojciech Szczesny. The 20 year old has been sensational when out on loan in the lower leagues and has been entrusted with defending the goal for Arsenal t

Gutted for Lukasz

No post yesterday as the holiday festivities kept me away from my laptop. A day away from the news may not be much but there has been a lot going on the past couple of days. These last 24 hours has been quite refreshing without the internet. Just saw that Cesc Fabregas also wished Happy Chinese New Year to all, nice of him to remember.

Good morning to you from a very windy Dublin. The poor old basset had the shite blown out of him first thing this morning. Literally. Yes, literally.

Arsene's press conference took place yesterday so there's plenty to get through. Of course much of it revolved around Cesc and the ongoing media furore over the tunnel comments.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has confirmed what was published in Polish media earlier this week that goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski is out for the rest of the season. Speaking on Thursday, the Frenchman confirmed that the 25-year ...

Arsenal keeper Lukasz Fabianski is out for the rest of the season after Specialists revealed he will need surgery on his Shoulder injury.

Fabianski has been replaced in the Arsenal goals by 20 year old Wojciech Szczesny since his last which was Arsenal's scoreless draw with Manchester City on January 5.

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A couple of stories today after yesterday's gutty comeback win.

First off, Lukasz Fabianski has been ruled out for the season with his shoulder injury, which will require surgery.

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We're going to Wembley, again!

After the heroics of Tuesday night where Arsenal reached Wembley in the Carling Cup final, the Gunners' focus on Saturday will be on trying to reach Wembley once again in the FA Cup, where they face Huddersfield at the Emirates in the Fourth Round.