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Three goals in seven second half minutes that's all it took for Arsenal to win a game in which
they were otherwise unimpressive. While the comeback was miraculous and the result crucial, many
problems still remain.
As has been the case for the last month or so, Arsenal started at a pedestrian pace.
How's your luck, eh? Pretty impressive at City and get nowt. Pretty ordinary at Villa and sneak
a win. That's football, though, right? At least we battled on last night and were trying for force
the victory until the death. What is it AW says about spirit? Well, we've got plenty of it
anyway.
How's your luck, eh? Pretty impressive at City and get nowt. Pretty ordinary at Villa and sneak
a win. That's football, though, right? At least we battled on last night and were trying for force
the victory until the death. What is it AW says about spirit? Well, we've got plenty of it
anyway.
How's your luck, eh? Pretty impressive at City and get nowt. Pretty ordinary at Villa and sneak
a win. That's football, though, right? At least we battled on last night and were trying for force
the victory until the death. What is it AW says about spirit? Well, we've got plenty of it
anyway.
How's your luck, eh? Pretty impressive at City and get nowt. Pretty ordinary at Villa and sneak
a win. That's football, though, right? At least we battled on last night and were trying for force
the victory until the death. What is it AW says about spirit? Well, we've got plenty of it
anyway.
Doctor Johnson wrote something along the lines of: "A man who tires of London, tires of life."
It holds up. But had he replaced London withVilla Park it would be Grade A bunkum. Because, I have
to say, after almost 30 years of watching the Arsenal at the home of Aston Villa, I have tired of
life.
Doctor Johnson wrote something along the lines of: "A man who tires of London, tires of life."
It holds up. But had he replaced London withVilla Park it would be Grade A bunkum. Because, I have
to say, after almost 30 years of watching the Arsenal at the home of Aston Villa, I have tired of
life.
Doctor Johnson wrote something along the lines of: "A man who tires of London, tires of life."
It holds up. But had he replaced London withVilla Park it would be Grade A bunkum. Because, I have
to say, after almost 30 years of watching the Arsenal at the home of Aston Villa, I have tired of
life.
This isn't going to be a very complete Argentines Abroad post, because I've been very busy so far
this week, and of course Spain and Italy both have yet to get underway properly, but two of our
regular contributors from last ... Continue reading →
We're pretty sure the whole of Catalonia has just erupted into a flurry of
Piquera frenzy after the Colombian singer did a special performance (as part of
her Spain tour) at the Estadio Olímpico de Montjuic last night. And yes, she actually waited for
the arrival of the Barca players before officially starting the concert.
The domestic football season has now come to an end across Europe, and also in Mexico. Argentines
have been key to the denouements of leagues and cups across western Europe, so here's the rundown
of who's won what from ... Continue reading →
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THIS IS WHAT YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR...
Check out Barca's goal in the first video below, then see the match highlights, or individual
videos of our goals below:
1 0 Barcelona David Villa
8 Minutes of the best football highlights you will ever see!
Pablo Hernández: The key to Valencia's attack
Champions League knockout action is upon us, so let's take a look at what might be the most
evenly matched tie of the round: Valencia CF vs FC Schalke 04.
Valencia CF
Valencia made their way into the tournament this year on the strength of their two Davids: Villa
and Silva.
By Dominic Vieira, writing from Lancaster, England
FC Barcelona has been mind-blowing this season, the team equalled Real Madrid's 15 consecutive
league victories which set back in the 60's, they're front-runners in all competitions,
masterfully dominating matches and scoring dozens of goals.
LONDON, England Aston Villa has signed Darren Bent from Premier League rival Sunderland for what it
says is a club-record transfer fee. Villa didn't disclose financial details Tuesday but announced
that the England striker has signed a contract through to June 2015. British media is reporting
that Bent's fee would be at least 18 [.
