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Hull seeks first win over Arsenal in 100 years - International Herald Tribune

I want him to be happy first of all because he made us happy for years. The least you want for him is to be happy and at the moment he is not, observed the Arsenal manager.

The Portuguese right-back's visit formed part of the Premier League's Places for Players initiative, which aims to highlight the continued and increasing commitment Premier League clubs have to their local communities. As well as Chelsea's participan....

CESC FABREGAS has vowed he will NEVER quit Arsenal as long as the team

The Arsenal boss has long been criticised for fielding first teams with very

While Keane has found goals hard to come by at the outset of his Liverpool career, he had a happy knack of coming up with the goods when they mattered in derby matches between Spurs and Arsenal.

Which leaves only one problem. Shearer left Blackburn because he wanted to win trophies, yet at Newcastle the closest he came was being a fly on the wall during Arsenal and Manchester United's FA Cup final processions of 1998 and 1999. David May has ....

Fabregas points to Arsenal success up north - International Herald Tribune

IAN WRIGHT believes Arsenal can pip Manchester United and Chelsea to the

In a refreshingly honest and humorous encounter, no question was off limits as fans had a rare chance to offer up their most pondered queries. After a solid start to the season, with back-to-back home wins against Arsenal and Bolton Wanderers, Hodgso....

Manchester United, Liverpool and Arsenal all won their third-round ties Tuesday.

WAYNE ROONEY has written off Liverpool& 39;s title chances, insisting Chelsea and Arsenal will once again be Manchester United& 39;s main challengers.

ARSENAL v HULL (Saturday 5.30pm)

The former Arsenal striker thought he would play up front this season when he decided to stay at Barca. Guardiola said at the time he did not want Samuel Eto'o anymore but the Cameroon forward is now the usual starter.

JOHN TERRY believes the future for England is bright after seeing Arsenal s superkids in action and says youngsters are blossoming all over the country, not just in north London.

EVEN Cesc Fabregas says he cannot afford to rest on his laurels with Arsenal s kids coming up fast on the inside.

England captain John Terry believes the future is bright for the national team after watching Arsenal's youngsters destroy Sheffield United in their midweek Carling Cup tie.

England captain John Terry believes the future is bright for the national team after watching Arsenal's youngsters destroy Sheffield United in their midweek Carling Cup tie.

is excited by the prospect of playing in his first Merseyside derby - and reckons the experience at Goodison Park will be even greater than the North London affairs he played in for Tottenham against Arsenal.

Cesc Fabregas: Carling Cup wonderkids will win Arsenal trophies - mirror.co.uk