Robin Van Persie is acting like a true Arsenal captain by issuing a rallying call to players and fans alike by trying to instil confidence that there are still trophies possible for the Gunners this season. Many Arsenal fans think that they are more likely to win at cash bingo games online than to win [.

The Spanish midfielder Mikel Arteta was bought in the last minutes of the summer transfer window, along with Per Mertesacker, Andre Santos, Yossi Benayoun and Ju Young Park, in the days following the 8-2 defeat to Man Utd, and although Wenger denies that he was "panic-buying" Arteta believes this was the reason he was brought [.

I am finding it very hard to come to terms with the fact that one of the top men on the board of Arsenal football Club is not bothered whether Arsenal qualify for the Champions League or not, and I am shocked by the implications of Peter Hill-Wood's words. Most Arsenal fans are aware that [...]

('Dances with Wolves' dances with Wolves)We could have danced all night and still not scored the winner against Wolves The JimmyG2 Column In this Bumper Edition a legend resurfaces; Wolves recaptured; Man City fail to impress; transfer window ignored and all, like the National Health Service, free at the point of delivery and we're still six points clear in third.

The young Pole Wojciech Szczesny has maintained the confidence that Arsenal will still win a Champions League place, and even had a couple of quid on Arsenal to go on and win the Premiership just before Christmas. Since then the Gunners have dropped eight points in the title race and is dropping away from the [.

Arsene Wenger came within a whisker of winning the Carling Cup last season, but he has now re-iterated that it is far more important for Arsenal to finish in the Top Four of the Premiership every season rather than win one of the domestic Cups. Wenger said: "You want your fans to be proud of [...]

Arsene Wenger came within a whisker of winning the Carling Cup last season, but he has now re-iterated that it is far more important for Arsenal to finish in the Top Four of the Premiership every season rather than win one of the domestic Cups. Wenger said: "You want your fans to be proud of [...]

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The German defender Per Mertesacker was just one of the Arsenal players that were denied a goal by Wayne Hennessey in Tuesday's 1-1 draw with Wolves, but despite the small setback he is still certain that the Gunners will be moving back into the Champions League places very shortly. "We had a big chance to [.

With the news that Arsenal are to leave Robin Van Persie's contract talks until the summer, London Evening Standard writer James Olley provided a candid analysis of the chances of the Dutchman staying at the club in a frank interview with talkSPORT on Friday evening. Asked if a Champions League spot would ensure Van Persie [.

Painful defeats to Liverpool and Manchester United plus a sorrowful draw at Newcastle ensured a turbulent start to the 2011/12 season for the Gunners, with a small mountain to climb before September had even begun. European qualification may have been secured but the league campaign was looking destined for some degree of failure.

"Help me out lads, his Rubix cube is really starting to annoy me."Super, swaggering Spurs took another step forward in Project Top Four or Project Top Three or Project Let's Finally Finish Above The Arsenal or whatever it's being called this week. On current form, the sky appears to be the limit with regards to our short term ambition.

Arsenal's win over Sunderland this weekend means they have now won half of their 8 games so far, but having won 5 out of 6 home games the Gunners can believe they are coming back into form and still challenge for a Top Four place in the coming weeks. The new German defender Per Mertesacker [...]

Now probably wasn't the best time for Modric to enter into a bicep competition with member of the Park LaneOh my, when we're good, we're good. Four goals to the Hotspur, none to the Liverpool pretenders and, for ninety minutes on a Sunday afternoon, all felt right within the world. How long that feeling is sustained for is now anyone's guess.

It's got to be said that Liverpool have been given the perfect timing to score a win against Arsenal at the Emirates, which is always going to be one of their toughest games of the season.

Lets take a look at the mess that Arsenal are in at the moment. Arsenal have just had their heart ripped out of the team, as one of their most influential player's of the last decade has just been sold to Barcelona after years of speculation.

Here's the final installment of this Seasons Prem Wars trilogy sans the Lightsabres and Orks although the Death star does get a mention. This is how I fancy the top tier of the English league to look come May 2012. I'll also have a punt on the Champions League. Barcelona...no surprise there then.

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Bruce & his Black Cats seemed to be the cats whiskers doing well until he found out that he's daughter was seeing Darren Bent. I'm sure Bruces face was picture ....a nasty picture with that mush. Bent was on his toes in no time with a big move down to the Midlands with Houllier where he continued to keep scoring.

With a week to reflect on the last 10 months of footy I can safely come to conclusion that it was a belter! This 2010-2011 brought us the tightest Premiership in yonks with just the cats whiskers separating the top teams from the bottom. Some people are preaching that it was a very weak league compared to others of the past but surely the smaller gap points means that it is improving as a whole with the so called smaller fish giving the big whales a run for their money.

The traditional English Premier League top four has been compromised. Gone are the days when it was almost a given that the status quo would finish in the important positions at the top of the table. Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester United have long been the heavyweights of the division, seasonally swapping positions in the top four.

GK Ben Foster Birmingham
One of the only reasons Birmingham aren't in the bottom three. Foster has been consistent all season pulling a few worldy's along the way.

LB Leighton Baines Everton
An exceptional season for the leagues best left back.

Spurs fans have made the trip to Madrid as their side test their mettle against Real tonight in arguably the biggest night in the club's history.

Yet despite the Champions League novices continuing to surprise many with their accomplished performances, the main worry for the North Londoners is whether they can replicate their fourth placed finish last season.