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Perhaps the most attacking right-back in England right now. Emmanuel has electric pace and seems happy to raid down the flank at any opportunity. He amassed five Premiership assists in 2006/07 but, oddly, weighed in with only one goal — against Hamburg in the Champions League.
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Thursday, April 17, 2008
Emmanuel Eboue midfielder
Emmanuel Eboue
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Emmanuel’s rise has been rapid. He was signed from Beveren in January 2005 and, in May 2006, was starting the Champions League Final against Barcelona. Like his countryman Kolo Toure, he can play in numerous positions and, in pre-season, Arsene Wenger suggested Emmanuel could be employed on the right side of midfield in the future.
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highbury farewall
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"Like many journalists, I love Highbury. There is always a warm welcome from the ladies and gentlemen who look after us and even the squeeze to get into the press box is somehow friendly.
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highbury stadium
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"Highbury brings so many brilliant memories flooding back. Personally I miss the famous glass dug outs - I spent a lot of time in there! Best of luck to Arsenal in their new home but Highbury will be hard to match."
Niall Quinn, player
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Mathieu Flamini
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Mathieu joined Arsenal from Marseilles in the summer of 2004 and is now an established member of Arsène Wenger's squad.
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Armand Traore
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Armand was perhaps the player who gained most from the Carling Cup run in 2006/07. He started every game in the run apart from the opening rubber at West Brom and never looked out of place, even in the Final against Chelsea.
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Alexandre Song
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Alex, who can operate in midfield or defence, has made 16 appearances for the Gunners in his fledging career but will be hoping to cement a regular place this season.
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Alexander Hleb Attacking Midfielder
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The midfielder also found his way onto the scoresheet in two of Arsenal’s biggest victories of the 2006/07 campaign, a 4-0 win at Fulham and a 6-2 rout of Blackburn Rovers. Alexander's close control and dribbling ability once again caught the eye and he was quick to hone his understanding with right-back Justin Hoyte in the absence of Emmanuel Eboue.
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Alexander Hleb
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With two years at the Club under his belt, Alexander’s experience will be a vital asset to Arsenal’s young side this season.
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Abou Diaby
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Abou is graduate of the famous Clairefontaine Academy in Paris and captained France Under-19s to success in the European Championship of 2005.
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elegant emirates
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Henry said: "It was fantastic to see Emirates Stadium and the amazing progress that has been made so far, it really is going to be a magnificent stadium for the supporters and everyone at the Club. It is not only exciting to see the new areas for players but also how great the views and facilities will be for supporters. This season is obviously the last for us at Highbury and, although everyone at the Club will be sad to leave this fantastic stadium, we are excited about the prospect of moving the new stadium next year."
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Emirates Stadium Club Level seating
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The premium seating available at Club Level, which comprises 6,700 seats offering quality hospitality and some of the best sight lines in the stadium, has also received an outstanding response. The Club originally intended to sell 4,000 Club Level seats on a season ticket basis but due to high demand, a further 1,000 seats have now been released on general sale to which sales are progressing rapidly.
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robin van persie young gunner
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"He is a top, top class player," said Arsène Wenger of Robin van Persie shortly after signing him in the summer of 2004. The Arsenal manager has been proved right ever since.
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robin van persie
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One of European football's most exciting talents, Robin has excellent close control, a powerful left foot and the ability to change a game with one piece of magic. He's a dab hand from free kicks too. Now, with Henry gone, the stage is set for Robin to become Arsenal's new talisman.
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emmanuel adebayor ( milan 0-2 arsenal )
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Emmanuel Adebayor rounds off a sensational win with our second goal
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robin van persie spirit
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Robin shone in the first half of last season, scoring a breathtaking left-foot volley from the edge of the area against Charlton and netting six times in seven games at the turn of the year. That run culminated with the equalising goal in the win over Manchester United but it was Robin's last act of the season after breaking a metatarsal in the act of scoring. He still finished as Arsenal's top scorer with 13 goals but would surely have managed a lot more had he stayed fit.
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Wednesday, April 16, 2008
arsene wenger
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Not Arsenal manager has presided over more matches that Arsène, and neither has enjoyed all the same amount of success.
Three League titles, four FA Cups and four of Charity / Community Shields has accumulated in his 11 years at the helm, including League and Cup 'double' in 1998 and 2002.
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robin van persie
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Name Robin Van Persie
Born August 06, 1983
Rotterdam
Netherlands
Position Striker
Squad Number 11
Previous Club(s) Feyenoord
Joined Arsenal May 17, 2004
Arsenal Debut Manchester United (n)
Community Shield
August 8, 2004,
Won 3-1
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