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Columns written in during November 2007:

AL Editorial | Time for Captain Gallas to really earn his money

30 November 2007, Michael Strevens

William Gallas has done much to win over sceptical Gooners since he was named captain in the summer. But his leadership skills will be tested to the limit as we face a heavy schedule and a lengthy injury list. Having just lost our first game, Michael Strevens hopes he can inspire his young team-mates to cope with adversity. »»»

Match Reports | Youngsters ride their luck to defeat talented Villa

27 November 2007, Ant Hartman

The reserves manage to sneak a victory against an impressive and youthful Aston Villa.

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Fan columns | Wenger's kids outgunning champions of '02 and '04

23 November 2007, Andrew Carey

The start of this season has brought plenty of pleasant surprises to the Arsenal faithful, and begs the question: How does this season compare to the start of recent successful campaigns? Andrew Carey combs through the numbers and is surprised by the results. »»»

AL Editorial | Diarra and Denilson: now is your time

23 November 2007, Michael Strevens

Once again the international break has robbed us of key players, especially in midfield. Despite the lengthy list of absentees, Arsene Wenger still has plenty of options. Michael Strevens looks at the case of two players in line for a rare start tomorrow. »»»

Forum Views | Is Arsene Wenger damaging English football?

19 November 2007, Lenny Antonelli

Steve Coppell, Alex Ferguson and Michel Platini have all made noises recently to suggest that Arsene Wenger's team of foreign stars is damaging English football. Arsenal-Land's forum members assessed those claims. »»»

Fan columns | Little Englander mentality rears its ugly head again

18 November 2007, Neil Payne

The plaudits continue for Arsenal’s imperious start to the season but Neil Payne detects an undercurrent of predictable negativity and bitterness that needs addressing. »»»

AL Editorial | Every player crucial as the fixtures pile up

12 November 2007, Michael Strevens

Arsenal face a daunting run of games after the international break, with nine matches in December alone. Michael Strevens argues that Arsenal are in great shape to cope with fixture congestion, but it will mean some tough decisions for Arsene Wenger. »»»

AL Editorial | Denilson's development a safeguard to success for Cesc-centred Gunners

7 November 2007, Lenny Antonelli

Lenny Antonelli argues that, with Arsenal becoming increasingly reliant on the talent of Cesc Fabregas, the development and progression of Denilson could be crucial should the young Spaniard ever suffer a long-term injury, or decide to return to his home country. »»»

Fan columns | Fergie vs Wenger: Who is the superior manager?

2 November 2007, Seth Jennings

Seth Singh Jennings compares the credentials of the Premiership’s top two managers: Arsène Wenger and Sir Alex Ferguson.
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Fan columns | Classy combinations the key for resurgent Gunners

2 November 2007, Richard Clarke

Arsenal are in great shape as they prepare to take on Manchester United tomorrow. Columnist Richard Clarke takes a look at the blossoming partnerships that have helped us begin the season in such spectacular style.

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Fans need a Twente convincer, team needs a performance

Twente encounter looks all but a formality, but editor Darren Bowser sees oppurtunity for a team lacking cohesion to gain some momentum following the disappointment at Fulham.

§ AL Editorial [27 August 2008]


Squad fears likely to continue as Arsenal’s Achilles heel

With the manager still contemplating a late move in the transfer window, Neil Payne ponders the strength of Arsenal’s squad, and asks is the depth any greater than a year ago?

§ Fan columns [25 August 2008]


Is Silvestre right for Arsenal?

Media reports are suggesting the signing of Mikael Silvestre is imminent. But is the experienced French defender an addition that Arsenal need?

§ AL Editorial [20 August 2008]


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