Arsenal - New Era at the Emirates

[Peasant]

Ngoja niendeleze unazi, Power Shift inatokea London ama Manchester?

Ukiongelea London, power shift ilishafanyika miaka 6 sasa West London club, Chelsea rule the city. Ukiongolea North London, kuna kila dalili kwamba Yid Army wanataka kuirudisha North London mikononi mwao kwa kuwafunika wakuja Woolwich Arses!

 

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Arsene Wenger kwenye press conference
kabla ya kinyang'anyiro cha Champions League
akiwa na 22 years old Denilson ......​

 

[Wacha1]

Braga 2 - 0 Arsenal​

Arsenal must now beat Partizan Belgrade in the final game of Group H in order to be sure of qualification to the Knockout Stages of the Champions League. Arsène Wenger's side are left playing brinkmanship after they slipped to defeat at Braga on Tuesday night. Matheus sealed Arsenal's fate. With seven minutes remaining, the Brazilan broke through and kept his nerve to steer a shot beyond Lukasz Fabianski. With the final kick of the game, he held off two challenges to add a second. The visitors were down to 10 men at the time - Emmanuel Eboue had been stretchered off and Wenger had used all his substitutes. In addition they had just been denied a seemingly clear penalty when Carlos Vela was tripped in the area.

After that thought-provoking defeat to Tottenham on Saturday, this was the last thing Arsenal needed. There is comfort in the fact Belgrade have lost all the Group H games but it would appear that top spot is now gone given that Shakhtar now only need a point at home to Braga.

It was another tough night for Wenger's men.

Wenger's team selection tapped into the slate-wiping mood that had followed the weekend. He made seven changes in all. Only Lukasz Fabianski, Denilson, Sebastien Squillaci and Cesc Fabregas remained from Saturday's side. Five of the seven omitted went to the bench meanwhile Gael Clichy (back) and Andrey Arshavin (rested) missed out entirely. Robin van Persie was left in London to work on his fitness. The scene inside the Estadio Municipal de Braga was slightly surreal. This two-sided ground is carved into a quarry with a sheer rock face behind one goal and a grassy hill behind the other. Coupled with that, the home side were playing in red shirts and white sleeves - a look taken from a former President's trip to Highbury in the 1920s. Meanwhile Arsenal were in yellow.

All very odd.

Kieran Gibbs was the main attacking threat for the visitors in the first 15 minutes. In the opening seconds he reached the left-hand byline before crossing in the hope of finding Nicklas Bendtner at the far post. Moises cleared the danger. In the eighth minute the Braga defender would head over the bar from Luis Aguiar's free-kick. However Gibbs was still the focus. Aguiar headed another of his crosses clear and the full back forced Braga to scramble the ball away on a number of other occasions. In the 18th minute, Bendtner and Walcott set up Fabregas, who fired a shot over the bar. On the half-hour, the captain saw his free-kick tipped over the bar by Felipe after Leandro Salino had fouled Emmanuel Eboue just outside the area. From the corner, Johan Djourou steered a shot wide at the far post.
To be honest, in the first 30 minutes there had been little pace or pattern about the game. But Arsenal had owned all the urgency and invention involved. The game would pick up as half-time approached. There was the merest sniff of a spark when Fabregas fed the scampering Walcott with a defence-splitting pass. The England winger beat Felipe to the ball but the keeper's sliding challenge cleared the danger. Play switched to the other end and Lima's long-range snapshot forced Fabianski to dive full-length even though the ball went wide. Eboue fouled Matheus on the left-hand touchline and Aguiar's free-kick was headed into the side-netting by Bendtner.

Five minutes before the break, Walcott broke clear and fired a shot beyond Felipe and the far post. Suddenly, it seemed we had a game on our hands.
In the dying seconds, Bendtner was fouled 25 yards out and Fabregas thumped the free-kick wide. It was the final act of a largely forgettable first half but one in which Arsenal had been clearly the better side. The second period started the same way, only this time Walcott missed the target with his free-kick. Matheus dragged a shot wide for Braga in response but, once again, the game was settling into its altogether lethargic first-half groove. It seemed that only a piece of individual skill or, more likely, a mistake, could provide the opening goal. On the hour, the latter scenario nearly came in pass. Alan curled in a cross from the right and Squillaci could only nod his clearance to Aguiar, who fired a low shot inches wide of Fabianski's left-hand post. In the context of this game it was a massive moment.

Wenger sensed the need for change and brought on Samir Nasri for Fabregas, whose hamstring injury had made him touch-and-go to start. Chamakh replaced Bendtner soon afterwards. Arsenal were still lively. Wilshere nearly dribbled his way through entire Braga defence and Moises slid in to stop Rosicky's right-wing cross finding Bendtner at the near post. But as the game went into the final 15 minutes, neither keeper had made a serious save. That should have change in the 78th minute when substitute Carlos Vela appeared to be tripped by Alberto Rodriguez in the area. But referee Viktor Kassai booked the Arsenal striker. It got worse for Arsenal when Eboue was carried off with an injury and Arsenal were left a man short.

And then it worse again

The visitors pushed for the equalizer but were caught on the break with seven minutes left when Matheus broke through and steered his shot beyond Fabianski and into the far corner. The visitors pushed for the equalizer but Matheus added a sparkling second on the break.

It was not a fair reflection on the game but matters are conspiring against Arsenal right now.

They need to turn the tide and quickly.

Good competition: Rodrigo Lima and Denilson go for the ball
in Braga's home clash with Arsenal in Group H. ​

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Hard work: Nicklas Bendtner goes flying after a challenge
with Alberto Rodriguez in Portugal. ​

 

[Gang Chomba]

funga haaaoooooooooo

 

[Wacha1]

　

　
　
HANDBRAGS ... Wengers lets rip as Gunners slump to Braga​

　

ARSENE WENGER went berserk as Arsenal suffered a Euro nightmare.

The Gunners boss branded the officials 'useless' and said Braga 'kicked his side off the park'.
He snapped after Arsenal were denied a penalty when Carlos Vela was hacked down with the score 0-0.

Clean-up your acts UEFA​

 

[Manda]

Wazee wa kuonewa, kulalama na kukata tamaa.

 

[Peasant]

Wazee wa kuonewa, kulalama na kukata tamaa.

Kuanzia kocha mpaka washabiki wa Arsenal wote ni watu wa kulialia tu siku zote. Haiwezekani ikawa wanaonewa wao tu kila siku wanapofungwa, wanaboa kinoma.

 

[Masanilo]

Kwi Kwi Kwi wanajenga timu ya ushindani kila mwaka

 

[Wacha1]

Villa Park ... .... Aston Villa entertain the Gunners

in the early afternoon game.​

 

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Robert Pires enjoys a joke with his former boss Arsene Wenger
before Aston Villa's clash with Arsenal.​

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Arsenal will go top - for a couple of hours at least - if they manage to win at Villa Park. ​

　
Andrey Arshavin gave Arsenal the lead before this superb strike
from Samir Nasri put the Gunners 2-0 up.​

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The Frenchman celebrates but Arsenal did throw a two-goal lead away
last week against Tottenham. ​

 

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After Ciaran Clark pulled one back for Villa, Marouane Chamakh
restores Arsenal's two-goal advantage. ​

　
Jack Wilshere seals the points in stoppage time with a diving header.
　
　
　
　

　
Arshavin (left) celebrates with Wilshere after giving Arsenal the lead​

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Pires akikumbana na Song .... ...​

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[Wacha1]

　
Arshavin (left) celebrates with Wilshere after giving Arsenal the lead

Wenye wivu wajinyonge ....... khe khe kheeeee​

 

[Wacha1]

Its only November ......​

 

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GOT IT LICKED ... Jack Wilshere celebrates
with Kieran Gibbs after scoring Arsenal's fourth

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The Frenchman said: "With 2-0 at half-time it happened again, it was quickly back to 2-1, but this time we managed to find the resources to keep scoring goals. "At the end of the day overall it was a good game and a good performance from us." Wenger was also satisfied to see the Gunners go top of the table, temporarily or otherwise. He added: "It's a good weekend because we can relax now a bit and look at the other results. "You can only do your job and that's what we did today. "It was a strong performance against a Villa side that's dangerous."

 

[Wacha1]

Tunawakaribisha Wigan Nyumbani (Emirates) ​

kwenye Carling Cup J4 usiku.​

Bora tuondoe msinambi.​

 

[Wacha1]

Wenger - I will not buy in transfer window​

Arsène Wenger is NOT intending to buy in January. With the transfer window opening in a month, stories have already been circulating about potential Arsenal purchases. The most prominent over the weekend involved Bolton defender Gary Cahill. But, speaking exclusively to Arsenal.com on Monday, the manager revealed he would not be adding to his roster unless injury strikes. "My policy is to stick to the squad I have, we will not be on the market," said Wenger.

"I want to keep my squad and I want to continue with these players. We will not be on the market unless we lose some."

Prudent Arsène ...

 

[RayB]

On the way to emirate, jamaa kashasema mziki utakuwa full makinda na tuone..................

 

[Wacha1]

As snow swept across almost all of Britain today, London Colney was a sea of white this morning and the Arsenal Club photographer was there to bring you these exclusive pictures.

　
　

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Team in full: Szczesny, Eboue, Koscielny, Djourou, Gibbs, Denilson, Wilshere, Walcott, Bendtner, Van Persie (c), Vela mtanange ndio kwanza unaanza ..... ..... hakuna snow lakini West Ham Vs Manure kibonge cha snow .... ..

 

[Wacha1]

Arsenal's Theo Walcott vies with Wigan Athletic's James McArthur​

at Emirates Stadium ​

Rising star Jack Wilshere leaves McArthur in his wake as Arsenal ​

call the tune in the early stages ​

Carlos Vela of Arsenal celebrates as Wigan's Antolin Alcaraz scores an ​

own goal to give the Gunners a 1-0 first-half lead ​

Danish Nicklas Bendtner slides in to beat Wigan Athletic goalkeeper ​

Ali Al Habsi, score Arsenal's second goal and send ​

the Gunners into the semi-finals

 

[RayB]

Safi gooners pole wazee wa 7-1 Manure. Baridi ile ni kwa candid supporters tu ndo wanaweza kuvumilia lol