Van Persie out for 4-5 months!!!!!

[IMF]

let's get pato

just sign messi he would be better

Why? Apparently Arsene has the DNA from Messi, Zidane and Ronaldo which he's mixed up nicely and created a clone child of.

In 18 years; the whole world will be terrified of the future Arsenal Legend Zinedine Christiano Messi.

[djaxster]

fooking bowlox.some Cheslki bird i know told me over the shops and i didn't believe her.

Time for Eduardo, Arsh and Nasri to play out of their skins

[Eusebio14]

well, injuries happen....but what happens to us every season...??

[Swan]

not a surprise i guess when does he ever make it through a season with out getting hurt... it's just to bad he was on a roll..

[gzagee]

Thought they were using horse placenta?

Dr Doolittle must've used friggin horse manure

[StLGooner]

I have just came to the conclusion that if there is a god, he hates Arsenal.

[Gunner Down Under]

And Liverpool

Ever come to the thinking that Sanchez Watt can take over??

[IMF]

Sanchez Watt?? What the hell do people see in him that I've heard his name mentioned a few times. He's weak and very immature on the pitch.

[Gunflash]

Arsenal's injury crisis is far beyond a joke. Why is it, with physiotherapy and medicine as advanced as it is and football as safe as its ever been, that there are so many injuries? And it's not just us. Look at Everton and Liverpool. It almost makes you nostalgic for the old days when there were 42 league games a season and you could usually guarantee about six or seven players to play 40 of them. I'm just thinking about McLintock, Wilson, Radford, Armstrong, McNab, Kennedy and Rice. Then again, in those days you didn't have big squads and rotation, so players couldn't afford to get injured.

[IMF]

They used to play with injuries back in the days. Equipment wasn't sophisticated enough to figure out half the injuries players get these days.

[Leody]

And back then men played the game

[Inchpräctice]

Ever come to the thinking that Sanchez Watt can take over??

No.
He's a good player but still very young and nowhere near Prem level yet.
We have plenty of first team options we can use before we have to resort to calling up players from our reserve team.

[gzagee]

Arsenal's injury crisis is far beyond a joke. Why is it, with physiotherapy and medicine as advanced as it is and football as safe as its ever been, that there are so many injuries? And it's not just us. Look at Everton and Liverpool. It almost makes you nostalgic for the old days when there were 42 league games a season and you could usually guarantee about six or seven players to play 40 of them. I'm just thinking about McLintock, Wilson, Radford, Armstrong, McNab, Kennedy and Rice. Then again, in those days you didn't have big squads and rotation, so players couldn't afford to get injured.

True story, man.

[gooneritis]

f***ing f**k f**k f***ing bollox f***ing wank, always f***ing happens to us, thats our season bang in trouble, our most form player, banging in the goals, out for basically the rest of the season

Sanchez Watt?? What the hell do people see in him that I've heard his name mentioned a few times. He's weak and very immature on the pitch.

for once i agree.

it's an interesting situation, it's almost as though one person will drag up a name of someone noone else has ever seen play, wax lyrical about how great they are. then suddenly everyone takes it as gospel and starts talking as if he's the answer. as with you, i'm also quite baffled as to why his name keeps being mentioned. he may become a good player, but he's certainly miles away from the team so the constant mentions of him are a bit odd.

[gooneritis]

f***ing pointless f***ing international friendlies, f***ing outdated waste of time. football is far more professional these days, far more money involved hence players fitness and availability to their clubs is far more important than it is to poxy international teams in a frigging friendly.