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Hennessey makes Arsenal go ‘FFFFFFFUUUUUU-’

All Four One, and One Four All! 28 December @ 08:16 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Well, what an incredibly frustrating ninety minutes that was. Upbeat start, good goal, cavalier flicks, lucky equaliser, chances, chances, CHANCES, saves, saves, more ruddy saves and Wolves rode their luck to a first point against Arsenal in the Premier League era. You couldn't fault the team's effort, apart from a slight easing off in the first half, and I agree with Arsene when he says that we would have won this game 19 times out of 20.

Arsenal 1-1 Wolves: Hennessey’s heroics

Arseblog 28 December @ 04:40 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Match report video By the numbers

Looking back on yesterday's game in the cold light of day there's still frustration and disappointment, to a fair degree, but I can't really find any real issue with how we played, how we went about the game and the effort we put in.

I know there are people this morning who will bemoan our finishing and say we should have scored considering the chances we fashioned.

Video: Wales concede comedy goal v Norway

Off the Post 12 November @ 11:37 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Butterfingers Wales let Norway back into their friendly clash this afternoon after a howler from Wolves keeper Wayne Hennessey. Collecting a simple ball into the box, Hennessey fumbled the ball forwards into the shins of defender Darcy Blake. Norway's Eric Huseklepp was left with the simple task of tapping the ball into the empty net.

The affordable and realistic targets that Spurs need

TottenhamBlog.com 24 July @ 08:50 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Every club makes mistakes, some large ones too such as Juan Sebastian Veron, Andriy Shevchenko, and Jose Antonio Reyes just to name a few. As Spurs fans we've also seen some large transfers go wrong over the years. Names that spring to mind are Sergei Rebrov (£10m), Dean Richards (£8m) and more recently David Bentley (£15m).