So, what a delightful result! Not to get too over excited, but it seems to me fascinating how quickly people are writing us off this year. We have played poorly at times this season, and then we go and pull something like this out of the bag!
Here are the highlights from the Chelsea match
I wish I had more time on my hands to write a full length report, unfrotunately I don’t. But by all accounts, I am particularly happy this evening!
Come on you Gooners!

Follow the link below to find highlights of our 1-0 Champions League victory over Dynamo Kiev…a game that saw William Gallas return to first team action, but without the captain’s armband:
Highlights of Arsenal vs Dynamo Kiev
I aim to continue to provide highlights as soon as I can of all of Arsenal’s games….scouring the web week by week to find the best quality streams. As in video stream, not the water variety.
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In a midweek outburst, we heard ex-Arsenal captain William Gallas declare that:
When, as captain, some players come up to you and talk to you about a player … complaining about him … and then during the match you speak to this player and the player in question insults us,
There comes a time where we can no longer comprehend how this can happen. I am trying to defend myself a bit without giving names. Otherwise I’m taking it all (the blame). It’s very frustrating
I’m 31, the player is six years younger …

So I’ll get the bad news out of the way immediately, Walcott could be out for upto 12 weeks with a shoulder dislocation. In fact, that is pretty much ruined my day! And possibly my accumulator for tonight’s internationals!
Walcott went down following an innocuous challenge from West Ham’s Scott Parker. Walcott initially got up before then realising how seriously he was hurt.
This really is something we could have done without considering his recent performances, which have been brilliant. It is also sure to stoke the flames in the club v …

It’s not worth hiding from the fact that our recent performances have been somewhat less than savoury. With dissappointing results against Spurs, Stoke and Fenerbache, things are starting to heat up for Wenger. It probably doesn’t help that he hasn’t won a trophy since 2005. However, I don’t believe that it is right to act harshly and sack him and it seems apparent that he has not intetion of walking away.
No, I love it here. I don’t question my commitment for Arsenal and I could show you concrete signs that …