DoubleDecker
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DoubleDecker
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fgl said:
This is the only thing I agree with you so far. :twisted:
It's no surprise why Man Utd is the top name worldwide, just like Yankees in US. Not even clubs Real Madrid or Barcelona or Juve or Arsenal or Newcastle can even come close to it. Only SUPER BIG TIMERS. :lol:
Even Chelsea with a deep pocket in buying players can't achieve what Man Utd has achieve in terms of "branding".
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Trio fit to return but Gilberto unlikely to face Newcastle
Arsenal v Newcastle United
Barclays Premiership
Emirates Stadium
Sat, Nov 18, 2006, 3pm
By Richard Clarke
Arsène Wenger will welcome back three players to his squad for the visit of Newcastle on Saturday - but Gilberto will be missing.
The Brazilian midfielder has returned to his country for “family reasons” and, according to his manager, has an 80 per cent chance of missing the match at Emirates Stadium.
On the upside, Julio Baptista is available after six weeks out with a hamstring injury and Jens Lehmann is back despite missing international duty on Wednesday with a throat infection. Freddie Ljungberg had recovered from his calf injury and was due to figure for Sweden in midweek before he went down with a late case of food poisoning. But the midfielder called on Thursday morning to reassure the manager he’ll be OK to play.
“It looks quite good,” Wenger told Arsenal TV Online on Thursday. “We have quite a good choice. Nobody has come back from the internationals with any trouble. We have Julio Baptista back in the squad and Freddie Ljungberg is available too. We have had him on the phone and he says he is perfectly alright. Jens Lehmann is available again.
“But I believe we have a family problem with Gilberto. He has had to go back to Brazil. We hope he will be back in time [for Saturday] but we are not completely sure. He had to pull out of the Brazil squad this week and I’d say there is an 80 per cent chance he’ll miss the Newcastle game.”
Arsenal TV Online subscribers can see the full video interview on Friday morning. In it, Wenger talks about: the strange goalkeeping problem ahead of the Liverpool game, scoring the crucial first goal on Sunday, the first truly massive game at Emirates, Newcastle’s struggling start and his memories of Obafemi Martins.
13/2 - Arsenal v Newcastle United: Arsenal to win 3-0
Arsenal v Newcastle United
Barclays Premiership
Emirates Stadium
Sat, Nov 18, 2006, 3pm
By Richard Clarke
Arsène Wenger will welcome back three players to his squad for the visit of Newcastle on Saturday - but Gilberto will be missing.
The Brazilian midfielder has returned to his country for “family reasons” and, according to his manager, has an 80 per cent chance of missing the match at Emirates Stadium.
On the upside, Julio Baptista is available after six weeks out with a hamstring injury and Jens Lehmann is back despite missing international duty on Wednesday with a throat infection. Freddie Ljungberg had recovered from his calf injury and was due to figure for Sweden in midweek before he went down with a late case of food poisoning. But the midfielder called on Thursday morning to reassure the manager he’ll be OK to play.
“It looks quite good,” Wenger told Arsenal TV Online on Thursday. “We have quite a good choice. Nobody has come back from the internationals with any trouble. We have Julio Baptista back in the squad and Freddie Ljungberg is available too. We have had him on the phone and he says he is perfectly alright. Jens Lehmann is available again.
“But I believe we have a family problem with Gilberto. He has had to go back to Brazil. We hope he will be back in time [for Saturday] but we are not completely sure. He had to pull out of the Brazil squad this week and I’d say there is an 80 per cent chance he’ll miss the Newcastle game.”
Arsenal TV Online subscribers can see the full video interview on Friday morning. In it, Wenger talks about: the strange goalkeeping problem ahead of the Liverpool game, scoring the crucial first goal on Sunday, the first truly massive game at Emirates, Newcastle’s struggling start and his memories of Obafemi Martins.
13/2 - Arsenal v Newcastle United: Arsenal to win 3-0
marcdadrummer
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What do u guys think of barcelona not making through the qualifying round of the champions league??? It should give chelsea a more "brighter" chance yeah!!
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marcdadrummer
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well, if u have a billionair owner, and a coach/manager who was a translator at barcelona b4, WHY NOT?? they have clinched the EPL 2 years in the running. so add the title of european champions?
KissMyAxe
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fgl said:KissMyAxe said:fgl said:panz3rr said:eh arsenal gonna lost next match.. i just got a feeling bro fgl.
Dei..U mean gona LOSE lah ... grammer please...
AFC VS Newcastle this sat - I on you anytime man...
Can lah talk ya ya, with lowly Newcastle Arsenal can makan :wink:
not only Newcastle ...AFC went to OLD Trafford and won so we can yaya say we beat leaders on their own turf..hah..
Hello, what happened to Arsenal dah ??? Drew 1-1 with LOWLY Newcastle. Lost another 2 valuable points. How to win the EPL like this? Maybe this season they dont want the EPL, they only want the League Cup only :lol: :lol: :lol:
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