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*Official* English Football Season 2009-2010
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sledger
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BBC Sport - Football - Portsmouth appoint Avram Grant as new manager
Probably not a bad appointment there, find it hard to imagine he will do a great deal better than Hart though.
Probably not a bad appointment there, find it hard to imagine he will do a great deal better than Hart though.
Magrat Garlick
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One Fairs Cup *chuckle*
cover drive man
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Would be pleased if I was a portsmouth fan, bit of a dive in standards though for Mr. Grant.
Jarquis
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Nah, think you'll find 3 weeks was the expected lay off after his injury playing for the U21s, although it turned out it was just a bruise and not any tendons or anything like that.
Due to the fact it was just a bruise he returned on Tuesday night after missing the Sunderland game.
It was confirmed a few days ago that he'd be out for 3 months after that horror tackle on Tuesday. He had surgery yesterday IIRC and on Wednesday,Arsene said that Gibbs "had a hole in his leg" after the tackle.
So yeah, if expecting a 3 week lay off for a completely different injury to his current one is a "horrendous misdiagnosis" then you're right. But it isn't and you're not.
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I see. My bad.
But the first line of that post did still tell a story about Arsenal's physio staff horrendously misdiagnosing an injury, so while you've succeeded in making me look a plank, your defence of your team's medical staff leaves a lot to be desired
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But the first line of that post did still tell a story about Arsenal's physio staff horrendously misdiagnosing an injury, so while you've succeeded in making me look a plank, your defence of your team's medical staff leaves a lot to be desired
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I have major concerns over the absence of Van Persie. Without him up front there is a distinct lack of physical presence in the front line. Not to mention the fact that Eduardo's finishing has been poor as of late, though I have faith that he will turn that around. But I can see the likes of Eduardo, Walcott, Nasri and Vela all being bullied and pushed around by Chelsea's strong defence, and in an attempt to combat that I fear that Diaby may be put in the side as a combative type midfielder...and I have doubts over his quality full stop. Silvestre playing at left back is another horrible prospect, but I'd sooner have him there than as a centre back, as at least he can cross. Gallas missing out is another major worry, so I'm desperately hoping that he will be fit, a back four involving Silvestre and Senderos together is a fairly awful prospect in my opinion. Get the feeling that if Arsenal are to get a result a lot will rest on Arshavin as you say, and Fabregas of course.
Agent TBY
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The fact that he's relied on for said physical presence speaks wonders for the team really doesn't it?
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Haha, saw Yeardo's facebook status earlier.