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apa sia tonjong :?:
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tonjol paham ah tonjong tak paham hahahaha!!!
kaki2 bankgu sme tonjol.. hahaha bola curling!
kaki2 bankgu sme tonjol.. hahaha bola curling!
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Wenger: 'There is great solidarity in the squad'
Ajax 0-1 Arsenal
Amsterdam Tournament
Amsterdam ArenA
Sat, Aug 4, 2007, 9.15pm
On the performance...
"It was a physical game. Sometimes too physical. We tried to play but Ajax defended well and were disciplined. We needed patience. We created a few chances but could not take them."
On the benefits of the tournament...
"Overall I am pleased with the performance of the team in the tournament as a whole because we had two quality games. We have built up our belief and confidence. There is a great solidarity in the squad now."
On the injury to Robin van Persie...
"He is OK. The first signs are not too bad. He was kicked on the foot he injured last year. We will hope for the best. He walked out [of the stadium afterwards] but we’ll see how he reacts."
On Toure and Gallas ...
"Our two centre backs went forward a lot and I encourage them to do it. We want to go forward. When we won the ball tonight, Ajax recovered quickly and went behind the ball. We needed the defenders to make a difference and, of course, Clichy made the goal."
On Ajax...
"They have a good quality team. I think we blocked Sneijder well and Huntelaar too. Kennedy had a good game but Clichy kept him quiet. I felt we controlled the game overall."
Ajax 0-1 Arsenal
Amsterdam Tournament
Amsterdam ArenA
Sat, Aug 4, 2007, 9.15pm
On the performance...
"It was a physical game. Sometimes too physical. We tried to play but Ajax defended well and were disciplined. We needed patience. We created a few chances but could not take them."
On the benefits of the tournament...
"Overall I am pleased with the performance of the team in the tournament as a whole because we had two quality games. We have built up our belief and confidence. There is a great solidarity in the squad now."
On the injury to Robin van Persie...
"He is OK. The first signs are not too bad. He was kicked on the foot he injured last year. We will hope for the best. He walked out [of the stadium afterwards] but we’ll see how he reacts."
On Toure and Gallas ...
"Our two centre backs went forward a lot and I encourage them to do it. We want to go forward. When we won the ball tonight, Ajax recovered quickly and went behind the ball. We needed the defenders to make a difference and, of course, Clichy made the goal."
On Ajax...
"They have a good quality team. I think we blocked Sneijder well and Huntelaar too. Kennedy had a good game but Clichy kept him quiet. I felt we controlled the game overall."
fgl
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Gunners Greatest 50 Moments - Results
The Arsenal fans have made their choice and the 'Gunners Greatest 50 Moments' have been decided.
Our illustrious panel of Martin Tyler, Alan Smith, Frank McLintock, Tom Watt and Club historian Iain Cook whittled down Arsenal's glorious history to just 50 stand-out moments and you, the fans, have voted in your tens of thousands to choose the final order.
You can get a taster of the great series ahead by viewing our free video introduction below. But remember, you must be an Arsenal TV Online subscriber to watch our daily GGM50 video clips.
Five results will be announced every week. The Greatest Moment, and second Greatest Moment will both be revealed on Thursday, August 9.
Gunners Greatest 50 Moments
1 - This moment will be revealed on Thursday, August 9
26 - 1935, Arsenal clinch a hat-trick of League titles
2 - This moment will be revealed on Thursday, August 9
27 - 1971, Kennedy heads title winner at White Hart Lane
3 - This moment will be revealed on Wednesday, August 8
28 - 1970, Famous comeback against Anderlecht clinches Fairs Cup
4 - 2006, Arsène Wenger is appointed as Arsenal manager
29 - 1991, Arsenal lose just once en route to title success
5 - 1971, Arsenal beat Liverpool to clinch first Double
30 - 1987, Rocastle stuns Spurs in the League Cup
6 - 2002, Wiltord goal clinches the Double at Old Trafford
31 - 1978, Classic Brady strike helps us to 5-0 win at Spurs
7 - 2006, The first English club to win at Real Madrid
32 - 1980, Vaessen inflicts Juve's first Euro home defeat
8 - 2006, Club moves from Highbury to Emirates Stadium
33 - 1993, Adams clinches Cup Semi-Final win over Spurs
9 - 2005, Thierry Henry becomes Club's record scorer in Prague
34 - 1919, Norris negotiates our return to Division One
10 - 2003, Henry inspires 5-1 win over Inter Milan in the San Siro
35 - 1987, Nicholas' double wins the Littlewoods Cup Final
11 - 2006, Lehmann heroics book place in Paris Final
36 - 1930, Chapman leads Arsenal to their first major trophy
12 - 1979, Last-gasp Alan Sunderland goal wins the FA Cup
37 - 1932, Gillespie Road tube station changes to 'Arsenal'
13 - 1998, Win over Everton clinches Wenger's first title
38 - 1935, Ted Drake scores seven goals against Aston Villa
14 - 2005, Patrick Vieira penalty clinches FA Cup triumph
39 - 1934, Seven Arsenal players are selected for England
15 - 2006, Arsenal play in their first Champions League Final
40 - 1927, Highbury stages first live match radio broadcast
16 - 1886, 'Royal Arsenal' are formed in Woolwich
41 - 1953, Arsenal claim league title by just 0.099 of a goal
17 - 1998, Wenger clinches the Double in his first full season
42 - 1993, Arsenal beat Sheffield Wednesday in FA Cup Final replay
18 - 1925, Herbert Chapman is appointed Arsenal manager
43 - 1936, Highbury's Art Deco East Stand is officially opened
19 - 2006, Henry hits a hat-trick in Highbury's final fixture
44 - 1948, Arsenal are crowned as champions for the 6th time
20 - 1994, Gunners stun Parma to win Cup Winners' Cup
45 - 1992, Final game before the old North Bank is demolished
21 - 1997, Bergkamp scores the Goal of the Season at Leicester
46 - 1950, Joe Mercer leads Arsenal to 1950 FA Cup triumph
22 - 1997, Wright breaks Bastin's goalscoring record
47 - 1958, Busby Babes' last domestic game before Munich disaster
23 - 2002, Classic strikes seal Cup glory against Chelsea
48 - 1971, Storey nets late penalty in FA Cup semi-final v Stoke
24 - 1931, Arsenal clinch their first league championship
49 - 1966, Former physio Bertie Mee is appointed as manager
25 - 1913, The Club moves from Woolwich to Highbury
50 - 1972, Arsenal lose to Cruyff's Ajax in European Cup Quarter-Final
The Panel
Martin Tyler
Distinguished football commentator for Sky Sports and co-author of The Official Illustrated History of Arsenal.
Alan Smith
Scorer of 86 goals in 265 games for Arsenal between 1987 and 1995. Now a successful journalist and commentator.
Frank McLintock
A centre half who played 403 times for Arsenal between 1964 and 1973. As captain he led them to the 1971 Double and the 1970 Fairs Cup.
Tom Watt
Broadcaster, journalist and actor. He co-compered the celebrations on Final Salute Day and wrote “The End”, a social history of the North Bank.
Iain Cook
The official historian for Arsenal FC. He was one of the people behind the Arsenal Museum at Highbury and now takes tours around Emirates Stadium
The Arsenal fans have made their choice and the 'Gunners Greatest 50 Moments' have been decided.
Our illustrious panel of Martin Tyler, Alan Smith, Frank McLintock, Tom Watt and Club historian Iain Cook whittled down Arsenal's glorious history to just 50 stand-out moments and you, the fans, have voted in your tens of thousands to choose the final order.
You can get a taster of the great series ahead by viewing our free video introduction below. But remember, you must be an Arsenal TV Online subscriber to watch our daily GGM50 video clips.
Five results will be announced every week. The Greatest Moment, and second Greatest Moment will both be revealed on Thursday, August 9.
Gunners Greatest 50 Moments
1 - This moment will be revealed on Thursday, August 9
26 - 1935, Arsenal clinch a hat-trick of League titles
2 - This moment will be revealed on Thursday, August 9
27 - 1971, Kennedy heads title winner at White Hart Lane
3 - This moment will be revealed on Wednesday, August 8
28 - 1970, Famous comeback against Anderlecht clinches Fairs Cup
4 - 2006, Arsène Wenger is appointed as Arsenal manager
29 - 1991, Arsenal lose just once en route to title success
5 - 1971, Arsenal beat Liverpool to clinch first Double
30 - 1987, Rocastle stuns Spurs in the League Cup
6 - 2002, Wiltord goal clinches the Double at Old Trafford
31 - 1978, Classic Brady strike helps us to 5-0 win at Spurs
7 - 2006, The first English club to win at Real Madrid
32 - 1980, Vaessen inflicts Juve's first Euro home defeat
8 - 2006, Club moves from Highbury to Emirates Stadium
33 - 1993, Adams clinches Cup Semi-Final win over Spurs
9 - 2005, Thierry Henry becomes Club's record scorer in Prague
34 - 1919, Norris negotiates our return to Division One
10 - 2003, Henry inspires 5-1 win over Inter Milan in the San Siro
35 - 1987, Nicholas' double wins the Littlewoods Cup Final
11 - 2006, Lehmann heroics book place in Paris Final
36 - 1930, Chapman leads Arsenal to their first major trophy
12 - 1979, Last-gasp Alan Sunderland goal wins the FA Cup
37 - 1932, Gillespie Road tube station changes to 'Arsenal'
13 - 1998, Win over Everton clinches Wenger's first title
38 - 1935, Ted Drake scores seven goals against Aston Villa
14 - 2005, Patrick Vieira penalty clinches FA Cup triumph
39 - 1934, Seven Arsenal players are selected for England
15 - 2006, Arsenal play in their first Champions League Final
40 - 1927, Highbury stages first live match radio broadcast
16 - 1886, 'Royal Arsenal' are formed in Woolwich
41 - 1953, Arsenal claim league title by just 0.099 of a goal
17 - 1998, Wenger clinches the Double in his first full season
42 - 1993, Arsenal beat Sheffield Wednesday in FA Cup Final replay
18 - 1925, Herbert Chapman is appointed Arsenal manager
43 - 1936, Highbury's Art Deco East Stand is officially opened
19 - 2006, Henry hits a hat-trick in Highbury's final fixture
44 - 1948, Arsenal are crowned as champions for the 6th time
20 - 1994, Gunners stun Parma to win Cup Winners' Cup
45 - 1992, Final game before the old North Bank is demolished
21 - 1997, Bergkamp scores the Goal of the Season at Leicester
46 - 1950, Joe Mercer leads Arsenal to 1950 FA Cup triumph
22 - 1997, Wright breaks Bastin's goalscoring record
47 - 1958, Busby Babes' last domestic game before Munich disaster
23 - 2002, Classic strikes seal Cup glory against Chelsea
48 - 1971, Storey nets late penalty in FA Cup semi-final v Stoke
24 - 1931, Arsenal clinch their first league championship
49 - 1966, Former physio Bertie Mee is appointed as manager
25 - 1913, The Club moves from Woolwich to Highbury
50 - 1972, Arsenal lose to Cruyff's Ajax in European Cup Quarter-Final
The Panel
Martin Tyler
Distinguished football commentator for Sky Sports and co-author of The Official Illustrated History of Arsenal.
Alan Smith
Scorer of 86 goals in 265 games for Arsenal between 1987 and 1995. Now a successful journalist and commentator.
Frank McLintock
A centre half who played 403 times for Arsenal between 1964 and 1973. As captain he led them to the 1971 Double and the 1970 Fairs Cup.
Tom Watt
Broadcaster, journalist and actor. He co-compered the celebrations on Final Salute Day and wrote “The End”, a social history of the North Bank.
Iain Cook
The official historian for Arsenal FC. He was one of the people behind the Arsenal Museum at Highbury and now takes tours around Emirates Stadium
marcdadrummer
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the kickoff is soon.. ARE U READYYYYY?
marcdadrummer
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chelsea, man u, liverpool in the top 3 seeds.
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nice... man u is force to be reckon with eyy... but once a hater, always a hater... 
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