The dream is coming

For Arsenal football club is one of the England Premier League. Wenger is the wisdom manager of Arsenal football club and with the many young talent players in the team. they didn't wast money to spent on getting a new players every transfer market. Wenger the manager of the team using the player only he have to again with other team. The important thing, Arsenal never losed the game easily to another team and never have a problem with fight in game. For this reason's Arsenal football club can be the good example for another team as well. In fact, the society of football should not wast too much money with no reason. Nowadays, a millon of peaples are supporting Arsenal football club. Moreover, I also one of the fans club of the team as well , so will follow and continue supporting the team by using the media such as Internet, television and nowspaper. Thank you.

Arshavin: Barca goal a career-defining moment

By Giuseppe Muro

Andrey Arshavin says his goal against Barcelona was a "crucial moment" in his career.

Never one to shy away on the big stage, the Russian curled home Samir Nasri's cut-back with seven minutes remaining to give Arsenal a 2-1 victory over the Spanish champions and spark pandemonium inside Emirates Stadium last Wednesday night.

The goal gave Arshavin's side a crucial first-leg lead in the Champions League last-16 tie and he knows his strike, and the celebration that followed, will live long in the memory.

"To score against Barcelona for any player is a very crucial moment, maybe in your career," said Arshavin. "It doesn't happen a lot, especially [because] it brought a win.
"When I came on I didn't feel special, I was just calm and when I had a chance I scored the goal. I did not change the game, I just took my chance. If I changed the game I would say.
"When I was sitting on the bench it looked very tough for us because Barcelona always have a lot of possession, that is why you must be patient.
"After the game I was very excited but now it is in the past and we have to be focused on the next game."

Arsenal vs Stoke

Arsen will play tonight with Stoke city Premier League. But Arsenal will miss Robin van Persie and Laurent Koscielny  The Dutch striker has a hamstring problem while the French defender is suffering from a back complaint. However both injuries are short-term and the pair may recover in time for the Carling Cup Final on Sunday. But many way we still have a lot of player will can use to night. They have to win to be in the same position.

Arsenal is the best soccer team from England.

Now a days when we talk about soccer or football club, we never forget Arsenal football team because thay are very good for now. The develop of the team are so fast and each players are fight very hard for the team. So this coming soon you will see Arsenal become the best football team in the word.

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 Wenger pays tribute to the fans

Arsène Wenger has paid tribute to Arsenal's fans after they helped to make Wednesday’s 2-1 Champions League win over Barcelona a night to remember. Emirates Stadium’s finest hour - so far - was memorable for the second-half goals from Robin van Persie and Andrey Arshavin that secured a famous win over the Catalan giants. But the supporters played their part too, waving flags and generating a fantastic atmosphere before, during and after the game.

the big match

Cesc Fabregas... speaking exclusively to Arsenal TV Online

Arsenal v FC Barcelona

UEFA Champions League
Wednesday, February 16, 2011, 19:4

Cesc Fabregas is looking forward to a pivotal week.

It began with the 2-0 win over Wolves on Saturday and continues on Wednesday when Barcelona visit Emirates Stadium.

Newcastle v Arsenal

Newcastle United 4-4 Arsenal

Barclays Premier League
Saturday, February 05, 2011, 15:00

Arsenal were in Barclays Premier League action on Saturday with an away match against Newcastle United at St James' Park.

Arsenal 2-1 Huddersfield Town

Arsenal were in FA Cup action on Sunday with a home match against Huddersfield Town at Emirates Stadium.

Emirates Stadium Tours

Follow in the footsteps of your Arsenal heroes by joining the Emirates Stadium Tour and taking a look behind the stunning Emirates Stadium.

On this amazing day out, you will have the opportunity to see all the areas which are crucial to the team on a matchday - from a walk down the players' tunnel to a seat in the first team dressing room. On standard tour, you will also visit the Directors Box and the Press Conference facilites.
Emirates Stadium has quickly established itself as one of the world's most stunning and spectacular sports stadia. Along with state-of-the-art facilities, the Club have incorporated stunning features from our Highbury history and personal touches from inspirational Arsenal manager, Arsène Wenger.

Nasri suffers hamstring injury in FA Cup win

Samir Nasri is expected to be out for three weeks after suffering a hamstring injury on Sunday.

The French international pulled up while chasing a through-ball during the first half of Arsenal's 2-1 win over Huddersfield Town and was immediately replaced by Tomas Rosicky.

"Nasri looks to have a serious hamstring injury," confirmed Arsène Wenger after the game. "Usually it is three weeks [out], we have to see if it is a Grade One [strain] because that can be two [weeks].

"It is a big blow, how big I do not know because the results in the future will tell, but it is a big blow. Put three weeks to today's game and you will know [if he misses the Barcelona game]. I think yes."

Wenger made seven changes to his team for the FA Cup Fourth Round tie at Emirates Stadium but Nasri was a surprise starter. The manager explained why during his post-match press conference.

Van Persie - We may curb 'beautiful game'

Robin van Persie scored twice and set up Theo Walcott for a third in a man-of-the-match performance against West Ham on Saturday.

Walcott apologises over penalty incident

Theo Walcott has apologised to Arsène Wenger and Simon Grayson for diving in the final stages of Arsenal’s draw with Leeds on Saturday.

The winger was hauled down for the last-minute spot-kick that levelled the FA Cup Third Round tie. But, just before that, the home side had also claimed a penalty when the England international appeared to be felled by Alex Bruce. However, speaking afterwards, Walcott admitted he had not been clipped.
“I want to apologise to the managers because I actually dived,” said the 21-year-old. “I was trying to win the penalty.
“I said to one of their players ‘would you have done it?’ and he said he probably would have.
“I am not the sort of player to do it but I own up to it and apologise. It is something I don’t want to see in my game.
“I have heard some players say if there is a slight touch go down and it can work both ways. It was one of those things. I am not happy with myself for doing that but I am happy that we got the draw.
"I had a little joke with the referee afterwards saying ‘that was my first dive, can you tell?’
“I don’t have to own up to it and I can’t speak for other players but I have just expressed how I feel. I hope people respect that.”
Walcott did win a legitimate penalty a couple of minutes later and Arsenal nearly forced a dramatic winner in injury time when Denilson’s drive was turned aside.

“Yes, Kasper [Schmeichel] made some great saves and reminds me so much of his Dad,” said Walcott. “It was not really our day today but we could have won it at the end.”