Emmanuel Eboue midfielder

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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. Read more...

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. Read more...

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. Read more...

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 Read more...

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. Read more...

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. Read more...

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. Read more...