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Djourou is pushing hard for Gunners starting place
2:49pm Wednesday 19th November 2008
ARSENE Wenger insists Johan Djourou has made such a vast improvement in recent months that it will not be long before he is starting on a regular basis for the Gunners.
Comments (0)Revival is all down to Harry, says Spurs ace
12:56pm Wednesday 19th November 2008
TOTTENHAM midfielder Luka Modric believes the club's recent upturn in form is down to the motivational skills of new boss Harry Redknapp.
Green cleans up as he enjoys shut-out
11:41am Wednesday 19th November 2008
IF goalkeepers are solely marked by the number of clean sheets they keep, then Robert Green must be a relieved man.
I'll dump Spain for England, says Arsenal keeper
10:20am Wednesday 19th November 2008
ARSENAL keeper Manuel Almunia is keen to pursue an international career with England after being omitted from Spain's squad to face Chile.
Ling will hope his O's are red-hot against Millwall
10:28am Wednesday 19th November 2008
ORIENT boss Martin Ling believes league form will go out of the window for this weekend's home game with fierce rivals Millwall.
Hammers star excites Wales boss
9:52am Wednesday 19th November 2008
WALES boss John Toshack insists he is excited about the talent of West Ham midfielder Jack Collison.
Arsenal prodigy tipped to be the new Giggs
9:51am Wednesday 19th November 2008
WALES striker Craig Bellamy believes Aaron Ramsey's arrival on the international scene has sparked a wave of expectation not seen since the emergence of a certain Ryan Giggs.
Daggers dump Bulls out of the Cup
9:52am Wednesday 19th November 2008
DAGENHAM kept alive their cup run with victory over League One outfit Hereford at Victoria Road.
Spurs part company with keeper coach
9:23am Wednesday 19th November 2008
TOTTENHAM goalkeeping coach Hans Leitert has left the club.
Gunners hit by another huge blow
9:15am Wednesday 19th November 2008
ENGLAND'S medical staff will assess Theo Walcott this morning before deciding when the youngster can fly back to Arsenal.
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