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All posts tagged "Champions League"

  • There Is An Air About This Side Now

    . The sense of confidence and belief growing within the side is almost palpable. There is an air about them when they are on the pitch in difficult circumstances during a match. You feel that they will...

    • Posted March 7, 2010
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  • Is Arsene Wenger NOT Speaking English?

    A foreigner challenging traditional notions of English football is not going to win many friends in a footballing nation that is a bit xenophobic and a bit stubbornly insular in its thinking about the game. It is...

    • Posted March 2, 2010
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  • Boredom and Dealing with Delap

    For the life of me, I can’t remember such a boring February, news-wise. With so many weeks in between the legs of the Champions League knockout round and us being out of the FA Cup, there just...

    • Posted February 25, 2010
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  • Keeping the Faith

    I believe that the Boss needs to find a balance wherein we can continue to play our style of football without sacrificing our defensive well-being to do it. There has to be a tactical and stylistic compromise...

    • Posted February 11, 2010
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  • The Date with United and O’Neill’s Problem

    Villa are a quick young side with some power, but if O'Neill thinks he has an English version of Barcelona on his hands and that Villa are a pure footballing side, then he is the "ridiculous" one....

    • Posted January 29, 2010
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  • Some Thoughts on our Draw with Bolton… I mean, Villa

    From here on out, every draw will have us considering one of football's most philosophical questions: Was it two points lost, or a point gained?

    • Posted January 28, 2010
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  • Why I Don’t Feel Bad For Philippe Senderos

    Had Senderos not bullied his way to a loan move to Milan, where he played infrequently and with no distinction, he would have been the one to step into Kolo Toure's spot.

    • Posted January 23, 2010
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  • Ted Harwood Remembers the 2000s

    I see football as an aesthetic and humanistic undertaking, and there is absolutely no finer team that typifies athleticism, struggle, triumph, and hope for the 2010s than Arsenal.

    • Posted January 5, 2010
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  • Arsenal End 2009 In Style

    It was a cold, mid-week December evening on the south coast, yet an Arsenal side shorn of their two most important players still came away with a very convincing win.

    • Posted December 31, 2009
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  • Arsenal Station’s Decade in Review

    It was a decade full of dozens of magical moments-the kind of moments that are the reason anyone watches football or follows a club.

    • Posted December 30, 2009
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