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Wenger – Arsenal in contract talks with Vela, Rosicky and Gallas 6

Posted on November 22, 2009 by admin

The Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has announced that contract negotiations have begun with three more players.

Thomas Rosicky is out of contract this summer and would be free to talk to other clubs in January if he can’t come to an agreement with Arsenal, and with him now returning to full fitness, Wenger is confident that they can come to a new arrangement.

William Gallas is also on his last year, but his superb form this season alongside new-boy Thomas Vermaelen has convinced Wenger that he wants Gallas to stay on for another season at the Emirates.

Rosicky – I'm still improving and will be at my best soon 4

Posted on November 22, 2009 by admin

The Arsenal midfielder Thomas Rosicky is feeling much fitter now that he has a few games under his belt, but still thinks he can improve further in the coming weeks.

With Robin Van Persie and Nicklas Bendtner both out injured, Arsenal will need some of Thomas’ “explosiveness” to return to give them more attacking options, and Rosicky is sure it will return soon.

“Fitness wise I have definitely improved in recent weeks. I do not feel exhausted after the games or anything like that,” the 29 year-old said.

Full Arsenal injury list update Nov 3rd – Clichy and Bendtner out, Rosicky in! 0

Posted on November 03, 2009 by admin

Rosicky back in squad again

Rosicky back in squad again


Arsenal’s injury list always seems to be on the cusp of being reduced to zero, when another few problems arise. Today it is the turn of Gael Clichy and Nicklas Bendtner to join the long-term list. Both are expected to be out for at least four weeks after it was found that Clichy has a small fracture in his back, and Bendtner’s groin injury is worse than first thought.

“We have some bad news because Bendtner was quite seriously injured and on top of that we lost Gael Clichy with a back injury that was not expected,” Wenger said.

Rosicky – Arsenal will win a trophy this year, and i am back to my best! 4

Posted on November 02, 2009 by admin

Rosicky - In confident mood

Rosicky - In confident mood


The Arsenal midfielder Thomas Rosicky has been answering questions from Arsenal fans all over the world on FIFA.com, and he thinks he has recovered completely from the longterm injury he suffered last year, and his latest injury is dealt with too.

“Despite my current short absence, it is perfect to be back and I enjoy it. I really missed football.” he said.

“I am not limited at all by the injury I suffered in 2008, so I don’t see any reason why I wouldn’t be able to play at the same level.”

West Ham v Arsenal team news – Eduardo back at last! 5

Posted on October 22, 2009 by admin

Eduardo is back!

Eduardo is back!


The Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has given a run-down on the injury situation ahead of Sundays game at West Ham, and there is definitely some good news on the horizon.

Eduardo has now recovered from his thigh injury, and Wenger has said he will definitely be in the team.

Thomas Rosicky and Nicklas Bendtner are close to recovery and could be in the squad.

“Rosicky (knee) and Bendtner (groin) are 50-50 but Eduardo (thigh) should be back,” Wenger said. “I would say only Walcott is definitely out.”

Nasri and Fabianski return to training, but will they get in the Arsenal team? 48

Posted on October 08, 2009 by admin

Will Nasri get back in the team?

Will Nasri get back in the team?


The Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has revealed that both Lukas Fabianski and Samir Nasri are back in training, and they should be available to the squad by the time the next senior game comes along, but will they even get into the match squad?

Poor Fabianski got injured at a bad time, considering that he would have been guaranteed a good run in the team when Almunia was laid low with his mystery virus.

Arsenal's Rosicky free to talk to new clubs in January 20

Posted on October 07, 2009 by admin

Rosicky - free to leave?

Rosicky - free to leave?


The Arsenal midfielder Thomas Rosicky is out of contract at Arsenal next summer, and with no sign of talks on the horizon, he will be free to start negotiations with a new club in January.

Rosicky is a Czech international, but has only just come back from 18 months on the sidelines, and seems to suffer from persistent setbacks every time he nears full fitness.

“I have spoken with Arsene Wenger on this matter.” he said. “It is not the most current thing, though, and there are no negotiations running.

Rosicky – I WILL improve and Arsenal MUST improve! 0

Posted on September 17, 2009 by admin

The Czech international midfielder Thomas Rosicky was really happy that he managed to start his first game for Arsenal in 20 months, but says that the team started the night extremely badly and they must improve from that performance if they are to do well this season.

“I’d hardly touched the ball and after five minutes it was 2-0 for them, so it wasn’t easy,” said Rosický, “but I think we all know we’re capable of turning these games around and we did that tonight.”

Mrs Rosicky is fitter than Thomas! (Radka Kocurova) 6

Posted on September 16, 2009 by admin

radka1Now i rarely miss a chance to keep you all up to date with the private lives of the Arsenal players, and you will surely be seeing a lot more (geddit!) of Radka Kocurova now that Thomas is fit enough to join the team at last.

Radka is an A-list celebrity in her home country and a former Miss Czech Republic so she is certainly a looker, but can you believe that Thomas nearly split up with her by having a party with some Ahem…ladies of the night when off with the Czech national team?

Fabregas and Arshavin shine, while Rosicky plays for an hour in great night for Arsenal 5

Posted on September 10, 2009 by admin

It was a great night for Arsene Wenger as three of his injured players played brilliantly for their countries and proved they are fit enough to play against Man City at the weekend.

Tomas Rosicky played his first competitive game for 20 months as the Czech Republic made mincemeat of San Marino. The 7-0 win was just too easy, and although Rosicky didn’t score, he came through the first hour of the match comfortably enough to warrant inclusion in Saturday’s squad.

The Czech coach, Ivan Hasek, remarked after the game: “I’m happy above all that Tomas could play, that he was ready for the game,” he said.



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