fuzztremecho
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bro james...that fella became director of football for LFC..hehehe
THE FOOTBALL THREAD Vol 2
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fgl
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*LAUGHS* eh half time got half time show from you or not? (since you bring guitar all) i help sing back-up onli.
ha will never happen ;-P
fgl
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Official Club statement - Robin van Persie
FGL"S OFFICIAL STAEMENT: CCB!!!!!!
On Saturday morning, Arsenal Football Club issued the following statement in regard to Robin Van Persie.
“Robin Van Persie returned to Arsenal on November 22nd following an ankle injury sustained whilst on international duty with Holland. The injury was expected to keep him out of action for between four and six weeks.
“Upon his return, the Arsenal medical team conducted a thorough review of his scans, his early injury management and the treatment he had received. Having scrutinised these in detail and assessed the response of his ankle, the Club’s medical team concluded that further investigation and opinion was required.
“Advice was sought from the leading ankle specialist Mr Niek van Dijk, who confirmed that more extensive damage had been suffered than was first diagnosed. In order to repair his ankle, Robin will undergo surgery next week in Amsterdam to reconstruct the ligaments. The Club’s medical team anticipate that a full recovery will take between four and five months.”
FGL"S OFFICIAL STAEMENT: CCB!!!!!!
On Saturday morning, Arsenal Football Club issued the following statement in regard to Robin Van Persie.
“Robin Van Persie returned to Arsenal on November 22nd following an ankle injury sustained whilst on international duty with Holland. The injury was expected to keep him out of action for between four and six weeks.
“Upon his return, the Arsenal medical team conducted a thorough review of his scans, his early injury management and the treatment he had received. Having scrutinised these in detail and assessed the response of his ankle, the Club’s medical team concluded that further investigation and opinion was required.
“Advice was sought from the leading ankle specialist Mr Niek van Dijk, who confirmed that more extensive damage had been suffered than was first diagnosed. In order to repair his ankle, Robin will undergo surgery next week in Amsterdam to reconstruct the ligaments. The Club’s medical team anticipate that a full recovery will take between four and five months.”
fgl
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AFC Injury News
Please note The injury news on Arsenal.com is updated only from Arsène Wenger's press conferences and his interviews with Arsenal TV Online. For clarification purposes, this is dated.
Robin Van Persie
November 28
Robin was stretchered off during Holland's international friendly with Italy in Pescara on Saturday, November 14 with ankle ligament damage. Initial reports suggested he would be out for around six weeks. However a Club statement on November 28 changed that. It said: "Advice was sought from the leading ankle specialist Mr Niek van Dijk, who confirmed that more extensive damage had been suffered than was first diagnosed. In order to repair his ankle, Robin will undergo surgery next week in Amsterdam to reconstruct the ligaments. The Club’s medical team anticipate that a full recovery will take between four and five months.”
Kieran Gibbs
November 27
Kieran has had surgery on an ankle injury sustained in the 2-0 win over Standard Liege and will be out for at least three months according to Arsène Wenger.
"Kieran had surgery on Friday morning and the surgeon gave us a good report," said the manager. "He did not need any metal in his foot. But his first metatarsal is broken, which is very rare. He will be out for at least three months."
William Gallas
November 27
William is rated as 50/50 to be available for the Premier League game against Chelsea on Sunday. "William Gallas is 50/50 at the moment," said Wenger on Friday. The defender has a swollen eye.
Abou Diaby
November 26
Diaby is expected to be out for another two weeks with a calf injury. "I think it will take another two weeks for him to be back in full training," said Arsène Wenger.
Nicklas Bendtner
November 26
Nicklas Bendtner underwent groin surgery in Germany on November 10 and is now around two weeks away from a return.
"I think it will take another two weeks for him to be back in full training," said Arsène Wenger.
Gael Clichy
November 23
Gael is expected to return to fitness within the next three weeks according to Arsène Wenger. "Clichy is not too far, I think two to three weeks," said the manager.
Lukasz Fabianski
November 23
Lukasz Fabianski will make his comeback from a thigh injury in the Reserves' match against Aston Villa this week. "Fabianski will play on Wednesday night in the Reserves so after that he will be available," said Wenger.
Johan Djourou
November 9
Johan suffered a knee injury while on international duty in August and faces a lengthy lay-off. “Johan is [out for] six to eight months,” Wenger said. “He had big surgery, and it is a big blow for him and the Club. He will have to be patient this season.”
Please note The injury news on Arsenal.com is updated only from Arsène Wenger's press conferences and his interviews with Arsenal TV Online. For clarification purposes, this is dated.
Robin Van Persie
November 28
Robin was stretchered off during Holland's international friendly with Italy in Pescara on Saturday, November 14 with ankle ligament damage. Initial reports suggested he would be out for around six weeks. However a Club statement on November 28 changed that. It said: "Advice was sought from the leading ankle specialist Mr Niek van Dijk, who confirmed that more extensive damage had been suffered than was first diagnosed. In order to repair his ankle, Robin will undergo surgery next week in Amsterdam to reconstruct the ligaments. The Club’s medical team anticipate that a full recovery will take between four and five months.”
Kieran Gibbs
November 27
Kieran has had surgery on an ankle injury sustained in the 2-0 win over Standard Liege and will be out for at least three months according to Arsène Wenger.
"Kieran had surgery on Friday morning and the surgeon gave us a good report," said the manager. "He did not need any metal in his foot. But his first metatarsal is broken, which is very rare. He will be out for at least three months."
William Gallas
November 27
William is rated as 50/50 to be available for the Premier League game against Chelsea on Sunday. "William Gallas is 50/50 at the moment," said Wenger on Friday. The defender has a swollen eye.
Abou Diaby
November 26
Diaby is expected to be out for another two weeks with a calf injury. "I think it will take another two weeks for him to be back in full training," said Arsène Wenger.
Nicklas Bendtner
November 26
Nicklas Bendtner underwent groin surgery in Germany on November 10 and is now around two weeks away from a return.
"I think it will take another two weeks for him to be back in full training," said Arsène Wenger.
Gael Clichy
November 23
Gael is expected to return to fitness within the next three weeks according to Arsène Wenger. "Clichy is not too far, I think two to three weeks," said the manager.
Lukasz Fabianski
November 23
Lukasz Fabianski will make his comeback from a thigh injury in the Reserves' match against Aston Villa this week. "Fabianski will play on Wednesday night in the Reserves so after that he will be available," said Wenger.
Johan Djourou
November 9
Johan suffered a knee injury while on international duty in August and faces a lengthy lay-off. “Johan is [out for] six to eight months,” Wenger said. “He had big surgery, and it is a big blow for him and the Club. He will have to be patient this season.”
doggieshaman
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i think it's time for van persie to retire from international football.
dioswkg
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arsenal lembek already? :mrgreen:
5mths out for rvp.
wenger, keeping with his believe in taking youth and turn them into stars, are not gonna do arse any good, in terms of winning trophies. he should start spending some serious dough cos with the prof as the head coach and some serious spending, arse winning the quad will be a yearly affair!
but the rest of the bpl teams will be happy with wenger if he keeps buying youth :twisted:.
5mths out for rvp.
wenger, keeping with his believe in taking youth and turn them into stars, are not gonna do arse any good, in terms of winning trophies. he should start spending some serious dough cos with the prof as the head coach and some serious spending, arse winning the quad will be a yearly affair!
but the rest of the bpl teams will be happy with wenger if he keeps buying youth :twisted:.
extremers
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Yup, Chelsea really took their chances and made them count. Both of Ashely's crosses connected and scored. Arsenal's playing rubbish, they didn't take chances when they can and tons of players are still out of form.
Losing v.Persie for 5 months will definitely be a huge blow, similar to last season when Alonso took out Fabregas for 6 months and everything went downhill after that. I hope the boys get the game together soon.
Chelsea's the better team in this match definitely.
jvd747
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so you're conceding that arse is dependant on a single player to get positive results? isn't that what the Pool haters always say abt gerrard & torres? btw, alonso did not 'take out' fabregas for 6mths. he aggravated his injury furthur during training....
bottom line is, arse did not deserve the points 2nite for not playing well. And you guys are currently 11 points behind the leaders with a game in hand. now with a first home defeat, key players out & the title challenge slowly slipping away for you all, it'll be fun to see how the result comes out in two weeks time at Anfield. ;-)
fgl
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No question about it - AFC dominated proceedings but didnt take their early chances. Especially on a wet cold night.
I think Wenger got it wrong tactically especially in the first halF. 2 MANY MIDFIELDERS with Eduardo isolated alone up front. Chelski played a tight compact game and got lucky with the two crosses for the first 2 goals.
If AFC had taken their chances and if the perfect good disallowed goal sttod - it would have been diffirent story.
Anyways - we lose some, we win most .... AFC lives on to fite another ... We're still in all 4 competitions and Gunning for all.
Bro extremers - once again a pleasure & thanx for opening table last ngt at AFC fan club
I think Wenger got it wrong tactically especially in the first halF. 2 MANY MIDFIELDERS with Eduardo isolated alone up front. Chelski played a tight compact game and got lucky with the two crosses for the first 2 goals.
If AFC had taken their chances and if the perfect good disallowed goal sttod - it would have been diffirent story.
Anyways - we lose some, we win most .... AFC lives on to fite another ... We're still in all 4 competitions and Gunning for all.
Bro extremers - once again a pleasure & thanx for opening table last ngt at AFC fan club
dudelove
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Chelsea are really really strong. Got to admit that. Sorry Arse but I think this year it'll be between Chelsea and Manutd again. Not looking too good for you guys at the moment.
Chelsea definitely have the upper hand and I'm genuinely worried. They have beaten Liverpool, Manutd (although abit undeservingly) and Arsenal already. That's very impressive man. Liverpool and Arsenal just doesn't have the squad depth Manutd and Chelsea has. Liverpool is living proof relying on 2 players to get you the title doesnt work.
Chelsea definitely have the upper hand and I'm genuinely worried. They have beaten Liverpool, Manutd (although abit undeservingly) and Arsenal already. That's very impressive man. Liverpool and Arsenal just doesn't have the squad depth Manutd and Chelsea has. Liverpool is living proof relying on 2 players to get you the title doesnt work.
jvd747
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No question about it - AFC dominated proceedings but didnt take their early chances. Especially on a wet cold night.
I think Wenger got it wrong tactically especially in the first halF. 2 MANY MIDFIELDERS with Eduardo isolated alone up front. Chelski played a tight compact game and got lucky with the two crosses for the first 2 goals.
If AFC had taken their chances and if the perfect good disallowed goal sttod - it would have been diffirent story.
Anyways - we lose some, we win most .... AFC lives on to fite another ... We're still in all 4 competitions and Gunning for all.
Bro extremers - once again a pleasure & thanx for opening table last ngt at AFC fan club
eh no posted review with picture this time ah? ;-)
