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Wenger - Fabregas is not for sale, he is Arsenal’s future
In light of recent media reports concerning the future of Cesc Fabregas, manager Arsène Wenger has spoken to Arsenal.com.
“I would like to make it clear that Cesc Fabregas is not for sale and we will not be listening to any offers for him,” he said.
“Since making his first-team debut nearly three years ago, Cesc has progressed remarkably well, with his performances rightfully earning him a place in the Spain World Cup squad.
“At 19 years old, Cesc represents the future of Arsenal Football Club and we are looking forward to him being a major part of our plans for many years to come.”
In light of recent media reports concerning the future of Cesc Fabregas, manager Arsène Wenger has spoken to Arsenal.com.
“I would like to make it clear that Cesc Fabregas is not for sale and we will not be listening to any offers for him,” he said.
“Since making his first-team debut nearly three years ago, Cesc has progressed remarkably well, with his performances rightfully earning him a place in the Spain World Cup squad.
“At 19 years old, Cesc represents the future of Arsenal Football Club and we are looking forward to him being a major part of our plans for many years to come.”
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Arsenal Squad 2006/2007
1. Jens Lehmann
2. Abou Diaby
3. Ashley Cole
4. Francesc Fabregas
5. Kolo Toure
6. Philippe Senderos
7. Tomas Rosicky
8. Fredrik Ljungberg
9. Jose Antonio Reyes
10. Dennis Bergkamp
11. Robin Van Persie
12. Lauren
13. Alexander Hleb
14. Thierry Henry
16. Mathieu Flamini
17. Alexandre Song
18. Pascal Cygan
19. Gilberto
20. Johan Djourou
21. Mart Poom
22. Gael Clichy
24. Manuel Almunia
25. Emmanuel Adebayor
27. Emmanuel Eboue
29. Sebastian Larsson
30. Jeremie Aliadiere
31. Justin Hoyte
32. Theo Walcott
33. Nicklas Bendtner
34. Matthew Connolly
38. Kerrea Gilbert
41. Arturo Lupoli
44. Fabrice Muamba
45. Anthony Stokes
1. Jens Lehmann
2. Abou Diaby
3. Ashley Cole
4. Francesc Fabregas
5. Kolo Toure
6. Philippe Senderos
7. Tomas Rosicky
8. Fredrik Ljungberg
9. Jose Antonio Reyes
10. Dennis Bergkamp
11. Robin Van Persie
12. Lauren
13. Alexander Hleb
14. Thierry Henry
16. Mathieu Flamini
17. Alexandre Song
18. Pascal Cygan
19. Gilberto
20. Johan Djourou
21. Mart Poom
22. Gael Clichy
24. Manuel Almunia
25. Emmanuel Adebayor
27. Emmanuel Eboue
29. Sebastian Larsson
30. Jeremie Aliadiere
31. Justin Hoyte
32. Theo Walcott
33. Nicklas Bendtner
34. Matthew Connolly
38. Kerrea Gilbert
41. Arturo Lupoli
44. Fabrice Muamba
45. Anthony Stokes
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Arsenal will win the 2006/2007 tournament!
fgl
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Arsenal 2-1 Ajax
Bergkamp Testimonial
Emirates Stadium
Sat, Jul 22, 2006, 4.15pm
By Chris Harris
You must have done something right in your football career if your testimonial attracts luminaries like Johan Cruyff, Marco van Basten, Frank Rijkaard, Thierry Henry and Ian Wright.
All those and more were present as Dennis Bergkamp said goodbye to Arsenal - and football - at Emirates Stadium on Saturday. Afterwards, the Dutchman paid tribute to the legends who graced his big day.
"The effort Patrick Vieira and Thierry Henry made to come over from America to play and then go back again, that means so much to me," he said.
"The connection is still there, we have a friendship. Thierry is an amazing football player but he is also a strong personality and has always showed so much respect for me. That's why we have a good relationship on and off the pitch. There is an age difference but we respect each other.
"It is people [like Cruyff and Van Basten] who truly love football," added Bergkamp. "Apart from being there for me they love the game too so they want to show that with every opportunity. We asked them and they were ready to come over and be here. I showed them a lot of respect down the years and this is how they have paid it back."
On an emotionally-charged day, perhaps the most poignant appearance was that of Bergkamp's father. He was diagnosed with cancer last November but, after a successful period of treatment, Wim Bergkamp was at Emirates Stadium to kick off his son's final game.
"It was fantastic for me because it didn't look like he was going to make it," said Dennis. "He had a lot of doubts about [being there] but his treatments went very well and it was good to see him.
"He has been there since day one, from bringing me to training and going to every game in Holland, together with my mum. They even came over to England for every home game.
"For me it was fantastic to finish [my career] in the right way with them both here - and it was only right for him to kick the game off."
Bergkamp Testimonial
Emirates Stadium
Sat, Jul 22, 2006, 4.15pm
By Chris Harris
You must have done something right in your football career if your testimonial attracts luminaries like Johan Cruyff, Marco van Basten, Frank Rijkaard, Thierry Henry and Ian Wright.
All those and more were present as Dennis Bergkamp said goodbye to Arsenal - and football - at Emirates Stadium on Saturday. Afterwards, the Dutchman paid tribute to the legends who graced his big day.
"The effort Patrick Vieira and Thierry Henry made to come over from America to play and then go back again, that means so much to me," he said.
"The connection is still there, we have a friendship. Thierry is an amazing football player but he is also a strong personality and has always showed so much respect for me. That's why we have a good relationship on and off the pitch. There is an age difference but we respect each other.
"It is people [like Cruyff and Van Basten] who truly love football," added Bergkamp. "Apart from being there for me they love the game too so they want to show that with every opportunity. We asked them and they were ready to come over and be here. I showed them a lot of respect down the years and this is how they have paid it back."
On an emotionally-charged day, perhaps the most poignant appearance was that of Bergkamp's father. He was diagnosed with cancer last November but, after a successful period of treatment, Wim Bergkamp was at Emirates Stadium to kick off his son's final game.
"It was fantastic for me because it didn't look like he was going to make it," said Dennis. "He had a lot of doubts about [being there] but his treatments went very well and it was good to see him.
"He has been there since day one, from bringing me to training and going to every game in Holland, together with my mum. They even came over to England for every home game.
"For me it was fantastic to finish [my career] in the right way with them both here - and it was only right for him to kick the game off."
Tribalcast
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Now I wonder, why isn't this thread closed when the Liverpool got shut downed on the first page?
Tribalcast
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Oh really...
BeAuTiFuLNoiSe
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fgl said:
last EPL won in 1990....not 20+ years ago....come on doode....dun make it look so bad....
BeAuTiFuLNoiSe
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eerrrmmm.....when was arsenal's last european cup....?
BeAuTiFuLNoiSe
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typical 
BeAuTiFuLNoiSe
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Re: THE EPL SOCCER THREAD
so...this is EPL....?
fgl said:
so...this is EPL....?
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