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All posts tagged "Barcelona"

  • GUEST ARTICLE: Theo and Eboue Must Start

    So, I write this blog post knowing full well that many of you will disagree with me, and to be honest, I’m not sure I will even agree with myself by the end of it.

    • Posted March 31, 2010
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  • Nostalgic Thoughts on Henry’s Return

    Welcome aboard Arsenal Station's newest guest contributor, Greg Schwartz. He is a fellow New York Gooner and Nevada Smith's regular. Greg is currently studying Anthropology at Washington University in St. Louis. With Thierry's impending return looming, Greg...

    • Posted March 24, 2010
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  • A Great Draw, But For Whom?

    We have begun a confidence-boosting, momentum-gaining League run and NOTHING is more important, for both the League and Champions League, than keeping it going and that means focusing completely on West Ham.

    • Posted March 20, 2010
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  • The One-Man Crusade Against Arsenal

    Platini is determined to have Arsenal, and other English clubs', recruiting possibilities hemmed in, while Barcelona and the rest of the Spanish and Italian clubs have the rule of the roost from South America, Africa, and Europe....

    • Posted November 3, 2009
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  • Cesc Fabregas vs. The English and Spanish Media

    As we while away the hours of yet another seemingly interminable international break, there are certain things that we Arsenal supporters have come to expect from these weeks without proper football: Ridiculous transfer rumors, Arsenal players returning...

    • Posted October 13, 2009
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  • Backroom Advance Deals for Cesc?

    It never fails. Every interlull brings the inevitable 'Cesc-to-Spain' stories. Cesc to Barcelona, Cesc to Madrid, Cesc to Malaga, etc... Now, apparently, following their loss to Sevilla, Madrid once again are making noise.

    • Posted October 9, 2009
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  • Arsene’s Biggest Mistake

    From this golden perch known as hindsight, we can all see that one decision in late May/early June of 2008 has had a profound and likely lasting effect on the fortunes of Arsenal Football Club. It was...

    • Posted July 24, 2009
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  • The “Superior Level” of Phillipe Senderos

    Having already saw the ill-advised exits of Flamini for AC Milan and Hleb for Barcelona that summer, it was Senderos's words more than the actual move that disturbed, because, not only did it add salt to the...

    • Posted July 23, 2009
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  • Random Thoughts During An International Break

    "Cesc Fabregas played his 200th game for Arsenal last Saturday when he took the pitch at the Emirates against Newcastle and showed why he is what American sports fans call a "franchise player."

    • Posted September 6, 2008
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