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  Gunners March On

  Arsenal made it 11 wins from their last 13 games with a fine performance at Wolves. Following an even start, the Gunners hit stride and ended up leaving 4-0 winners, two OGs and strikes from Cesc and Arshavin keeping pace with United in the table...

   
  » Arsene Wenger Backs Manuel Almunia
  » How Long Can Wenger Stand Power Struggle?
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  Men Of The Month

  Arsenal striker Robin van Persie and Fulham manager Roy Hodgson have been named the Premier League Player and Manager of the Month for October respectively. Both the Gunners and Cottagers were unbeaten during that month in the Premier League.

   
  » Hodgson: Big Four Has Become Big Seven
  » Van Persie Relishing Key Games For Arsenal
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  Beware Of The Wolves

  Arsenal captain has Cesc Fabregas has warned the in-form Gunners not to take the clash with Wolves for granted this weekend. Meanwhile, Wolves manager, Mick McCarthy has assured that his team will be on the attack against Arsene Wenger's men (see link below).

   
  » Wolves Will Go For The Throat Against Arsenal - McCarthy
  » Arsenal Outlook: How Long Can Wenger Stand Power Struggle?
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  The Boys Are Back In Town

  Arsenal are expected to have three key players back in the team in the very near future and manager, Arsene Wenger is looking forward to the day the likes of Samir Nasri, Theo Walcott and Tomas Rosicky are all back in action, especially with the hectic Christmas schedule looming.

   
  » Arsenal Have Been Underestimated - Vermaelen
  » Van Persie Relishing Key Games For Arsenal
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  We Are Underrated

  Arsenal centre-back Thomas Vermaelen believes his team were underestimated at the start of the season and are now confounding expectations with their impressive form. The Belgium international was speaking after last night's impressive 4-1 victory over Dutch side AZ.

   
  » We Can Produce 'Something Special'
  » Kroenke Ups Stake In Arsenal
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  Benitez Is A Lucky Man

  Former Liverpool player and manager Graeme Souness claims Rafa Benitez would have been sacked by now, if he was in charge of Manchester United, Chelsea or Arsenal. Speaking after the 1-1 draw against Lyon, the Anfield legend said that the Spaniard has made a number of fundamental errors.

   
  » Torres Played Through Pain - Benitez
  » Benitez Hoping For A 'Miracle'
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  Kroenke Increases Stake

  Stan Kroenke has further increased his stake in Arsenal Football Club. Kroenke, who already upped his shares earlier this week, has now acquired 29.9 per cent of the Gunners and needs only 0.1 per cent more to prompt a takeover bid...

   
  » Arsenal Can Produce 'Something Special' - Wenger
  » Kroenke Increases Arsenal Stake To 29.6 Per Cent