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Saturday, October 16, 2010
ATVO Exclusive: Ramsey - It’s great to be back - 13th Ocotber 2010
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Shifting to the new Football videos Forum
I have created a new football forum as its easier to manage than a blog, so here is the link the new forum
Football video Forum(You will have to register first to view the page)
I will be updating the forum with all the videos, not only Arsenal matches.
Goals and highlights from almost all thefootball matches that take place will be uploaded.
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Sunday, October 5, 2008
Sunderland V Arsenal EPL 4 October
Sunderland 1-1 Arsenal
1-0 Leadbitter
1-1 Fabregas
Highlights here and here
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Sunday, September 28, 2008
Arsenal V Hull City 27th September EPL
Arsenal V Hull City
1-0 McShane (og)
1-1 Giovanni
1-2 Cousin
Highlights
1st Half
2nd Half
MOTD highlights
Sunday, September 21, 2008
Bolton Wanderers Vs Arsenal 20 September BPL
Bolton Wanderers 1-3 Arsenal
Davies 14'
Eboue 24'
Bendtnder 27'
Denilson 86'
All goals here and here
All goals
MOTD highlights
1st Half and 2nd Half highlights
Full Match, just 232mb
Saturday, September 13, 2008
Blackburn V Arsenal EPL 13th September
Blackburn 0-4 Arsenal EPL 13th September
0-1 van Persie
0-2 Adebayor
0-3 Adebayor (p)
0-4 Adebayor
Motd Highlights here
MOTD goal of the month,August here
Sunday, August 31, 2008
Arsenal V Newcastle BPL 30th August
Arsenal 3 -0 Newcastle
17' Van Persie (Pen)
41' Van Persie
59' Denilson
First Half Highlights here.
Second Half Highlights here.
MOTD highlghits here
Thursday, August 28, 2008
Saturday, August 16, 2008
Arsenal V West Bromwich Albion BPL
Arsenal 1-0 West Bromwich Albion
1-0 Nasri Watch/Download
First Half Highlights
Second Half Highlights
Full Match
Part 1
Part 2
Match report here
Thursday, August 14, 2008
Twente V Arsenal UEFA Champions League Qualifiers First Leg
Twente 0 - 2 Arsenal
63' Gallas
Download here and here 82'
Adebayor
Download here and here
First Half Highlights
Download here and here
Full Match Highlights
Download here and here
Full Match Downoad
Match Report here
Wenger's post match comments here
Sunday, August 10, 2008
Saturday, August 9, 2008
Ajax Vs. Arsenal Amsterdam Tournament 8th August
Ajax 2-3 Arsenal
1-0 Suarez View/Download
2-0 Huntelaar View/Download
2-1 Adebayor View/Download
2-2 Bendtner View/Download
2-3. Adebayor View/Download
Highlights
First Half
Second Half
Match Report here
Thursday, August 7, 2008
Huddersfield Town V Arsenal Friendly 6th August
Huddersfield Town 1-2 Arsenal
1-0 Berret View /Download
1-1 Watt View /Download
1-2 Barazite View /Download
Highlights
Match Report here
Monday, August 4, 2008
Sunday, August 3, 2008
Arsenal V Juventus Emirates Cup 2 August
Arsenal 0-1 Juventus
1-0 Trezeguet
Download
Highlights
First Half
Second Half
credit:ARSENAL LOVER
Match report here
Wengers post match reaction here
Friday, August 1, 2008
Arsenal face FC Twente in Champions League
Arsenal will face FC Twente in the Third Qualifying Round of the Champions League.
Arsène Wenger's team will travel to Holland for the start of their latest European campaign on August 12 or 13 before welcoming the Dutch side - and new manager Steve McClaren - back to Emirates Stadium for the second leg on August 26 or 27.
Labels: arsenal, champions league
Thursday, July 31, 2008
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Fabregas backs Gallas
Cesc Fabregas has backed William Gallas to retain the captain's armband at Arsenal next season. The Frenchman's position is under threat following a bizarre tantrum during the 2-2 draw against Birmingham in February, a game which saw the Gunners' title dreams begin to fade. Spain international Fabregas admits that Arsenal's dramatic collapse last season was sparked by the St Andrews debacle, but feels that Gallas is still the ideal candidate to lead the club next term. However, the ambitious 21-year-old did admit that he would relish the responsibility of skippering the side in the future. "Maybe that is where all our problems started," he told FourFourTwo magazine. "We had a month-and-a-half after that game where our heads were not right. "William is a great captain, I really respect him, and the longer he is giving us the benefit of his experience, the better." Fabregas added: "I've shown I can take that responsibility and if I was made captain I would give even more - I don't know where I'd get that little extra from but I'd try to find it. "But I'm only 21. Right now I just want to win something for Arsenal." Fabregas also revealed that Euro 2008 glory with his country has given him a taste for silverware which he hopes will be satisfied during the 2008/09 campaign. "Before the Euros I didn't know how it felt to win," he said. "But now that I have experienced it I know what it takes. You need to have tasted it. Look at Chelsea, they hadn't won anything in many years. "They got experienced players in, won the league and that gave them experience and confidence together and others followed. "Sometimes that is the key. Everyone said before last season that we weren't even going to finish amongst the top four and we proved them wrong. But we were halted at the gates of success and that's hard. It has to serve as a lesson this season." The young Spaniard also has complete faith in Arsene Wenger's transfer policy of buying potential, as opposed to the finished article. "We sign what we need," he said. "Sometimes teams pay a fortune for a player with experience, who knows how to win, who at key moments can win you a game - and that's important. "But at Arsenal there's a different policy and we have to respect that. "The day we win something with these players, with this policy, this atmosphere and style, there will be a big change - almost a revelation. "People tell me that we are on course to do that, but we need that stepping stone of winning something, of knowing how to win."
Portuguese midfielder Amaury Bischoff joins Arsenal
Arsenal can today confirm the signing of midfielder Amaury Bischoff.
The French-born Portugal Under-21 international, 21, was a youngster with French clubs SR Colmar and Strasbourg before moving to Werder Bremen in 2005.
Bischoff, who can play either in the centre of midfield or on the right, was a regular at youth levels for Werder Bremen. His one senior appearance for the Bundesliga club came against Celta Vigo in the UEFA Cup in 2007.
Amaury has played for France's Under-18 team, however in 2007 he elected to train with Portugal and to date has appeared for their Under-21 side.
Everyone at Arsenal Football Club would like to welcome Amaury, who will wear squad No 28, and will join up with his team-mates for pre-season when the squad returns from their training camp in Austria.