ban them now.

everton of course
it's not rocket science

Valencia

Would love Valencia to..

Roma probably quite good to.

2009/10 Season

Prem - Chelsea
Champ - Newcastle
FA Cup - Chelsea
League Cup - Man Utd
Champs League - Barcelona
Europa League - Liverpool
4th in Prem - Liverpool

West Brom are coming up again:cheer2:. I would love the Wolves to stay up despite me not keen on them:).

Looking forward to tonights games in CL and Championship.

Vidic still trying his best to deny rumours and insists he's fed up, Fergie can try and convince him to stay but I reckon Madrid will get him in the summer.

Ronaldinho looking like the player he was a few years back.

Vile dk head Scum Utd.. Always been that way and always will be.. Just like the Brit music awards.. What a load of fking wànkers.

:), what a game not as good in the first half as we were second half and sloppy at the back at times which i'm sure they will sort out. Rooney is so class but it's a team performance and he's right to be peed off with Nani's selfishness in the first half:D.

WBA drawed and Forest won:(.

Woo Hoo 25 goals for Wayne Rooney:cheer2:, United fans have always thought he was near the class of Ronaldo, Messi and Kaka and not just getting there as the papers say:mad:.

Good luck to Ze Arsenal tonight:thumbs:.

Such an odd/great game last night

Hope Villa win at the weekend;).

Stupid red card for carrick

he hardly kicked the ball away

I know:rolleyes:, the ref missed Evra's foul aswell lol. I wouldn't have predicted 3 away goals at the San Siro I thought it would have been closer:).

So glad Real Madrid lost 1-0 to Lyon:cheer2:.. I expect them to win next game at the Bernabeu.

-----------Fabianski-----------

Sagna-Vermaelen-Campbell-Clichy

--Diaby--Fabregas--Denilson--

-------Nasri------Rosicky------

-----------Bendtner-----------

Arsenal starting 11.
Looks weak, id take a draw.

1 - 0 porto.

Fabianski own goal..

Terrible..

Unlucky Arsenal with that second goal for Porto:(, oh well an away goal and still the second leg to play at the Emirates:).

Arsenal fans call for Arsene to sign a new keeper at the end of the season.
After chanting " Who supports almunia? "

Ex Arsenal Legend David Seaman come to the defence of Almunia, saying hes had a hard time and hes finally realising he's number one, and he is continuing to improve. He is doing okay.

But the fans has responded by saying "okay" isn't good enough..


I for one back Almunia.. I blame the defenders more than almunia usually.

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger is reportedly after Italian youngster Ciro Immobile.

A teenager with a growing reputation in his homeland, Arsenal scouts have alerted Wenger of his potential after being impressed by the goalscorer in the recent Viareggio tournament.

Seen as one of the most important youth competitions for player development in Italy, Immobile has helped Juventus to back-to-back titles in 2009 and 2010.

Indeed, his ten goals in the most recent tournament earned him the Golden Boy award, handed out to the most promising talent by a jury that mainly comprises of sports journalists.

Gunners scouts returned from the same tournament with a glowing reference, undoubtedly impressed by Immobile's hat-trick in the 4-1 final victory against Empoli.

The 19-year-old striker has also made senior appearances for the bianconeri, making his league debut in March 2009 and Champions League debut in November of the same year. On both occasions Immobile came on for Juventus legend Alessandro Del Piero.

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger is reportedly pondering a summer move for Lacina Traore.

The Ivorian striker has been a long time target at the Emirates, and now Arsenal are thought to be considering a bid for the striker dubbed ‘the new Adebayor’.

The CFR Cluj striker was heavily linked with a switch to north London in January, but the move failed to materialise and Wenger stuck with his injury-hit strike-force.

The delay has seen other clubs join in the race to sign the 19-year-old talent, with PSV Eindhoven and Udinese also making enquiries about the 6ft 8in forward.

A possible move to the Gunners excites the player greatly though, and Traore has previously said: “It is sensational to hear that Arsene Wenger is watching me and it would be a dream to play in such a great team as Arsenal.”

Scouts have been monitoring his progress in Romania, and Gilles Grimandi has visited Dr. Constantin R?dulescu stadium to watch Traore in action for the current Liga 1 leaders.




6 foot 8??!?!

Outspoken Arsenal front man, Andrey Arshavin, has called on Cesc Fabregas to end speculation regarding a potential move to Barcelona by making a decision;

“I remember when there were rumours of his departure last summer, he said half-jokingly, half seriously: “I’ll stay at least a year or two, I want to play with you.” We joke about this topic again now. But Cesc is a grown man and only he can decide.”

Ever since making his first appearance in the Arsenal first team at the age of 16 Fabregas has been continually linked with a return to his home city of Barcelona despite numerous denials and rebuttals regarding claims coming from Spain. There doesn’t seem to be a week which passes without a claim and a denial from the Spanish media and Fabregas respectively.

Despite being contracted with Arsenal until 2014, the speculation shows no sign of abating, and with a Presidential election looming at Barcelona it is clear that candidates see Cesc as the priority pawn in their bid to be elected, regardless of the Spaniard’s personal desires and his obvious love of Arsenal and Arsene Wenger.

Speaking last week Fabregas stated that Barcelona owe Arsenal and himself far more respect that they have shown up until this point, and even Joan Laporta’s declarations that he would not speak to Fabregas without the permission of Arsenal has done nothing to quell the rumours or the anger of Arsenal fans at what they see as the constant tapping up of their captain.

Whether Cesc will chose to return to Barcelona this summer remains to be seen, but what is certain, is that in this World Cup year, the sight of Cesc playing alongside potential Barcelona teammates will only see the speculation intensify rather than dissipate.

Cesc Fabregas says the Arsenal squad will stand shoulder to shoulder with Lukasz Fabianski after the goalkeeper had a night to forget at the Estadio do Dragao.

The 24-year-old has been itching for a first-team opportunity and got his chance when Manuel Almunia's finger injury ruled him out of the first leg of the Champions League tie with Porto on Wednesday.

But although Fabianski made some important saves against the Portuguese champions, he was at fault for their first goal, helping Silvestre Valera's cross over the line, and was involved in a mix-up with Sol Campbell which led to Falcao's second-half winner.

The Pole has been criticised in the wake of Arsenal's 2-1 defeat but Fabregas was quick to defend his goalkeeper. And as far as the captain is concerned, Fabianski can count on the support of his team-mates.

"He is strong and we have to be there for him," said Fabregas after the game.

"We haven't seen him because he is doing doping [tests] but we have to be next to him. Sometimes when you are young in a big game, these things happen to you. You can be a little bit down but the team will be 100 per cent behind him and help him in the next game to come back to his best.

"He is a very good keeper. He had his chance today and sometimes it doesn't go your way. It didn't go his way but we will stand up and support him until the end because he is a good character and I am sure he will be back.

"Whenever he has to play, I am sure he will do well."

http://www.skysports.com/story/0,195...957469,00.html

I feel sorry for Portsmouth:(.

http://www.skysports.com/story/0,195...957010,00.html

I would love to believe Vidic he is happy at United but still got a gut feeling he will go in the summer anyway.

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I feel sorry for Portsmouth:(.

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***** em

Only Liverpool will rule.. Watch tonights Liverpool game tonight, LIVE on C5.