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mikeywise: First goal in like 5 matches nd u said he is better? Torres has scored 4.

Chaydee: Better than Chamakh

mukina2: Prison


i hope you were not referring to my gervinho may ants descend on ur bumbum

edoyad: Why not start the great bald dada? the guy is on form.

Homar: where are all these haters from ? Enemy of progress .

R2bees: chai wat a kid

dayokanu: Another dolt joins the rank of GAYYners

R2bees: bingo what are you doing in arsenal thread....kano pillars fan? I guess

Pictures taken by the Canadian photographer Daniel Hayduk reveal an intriguing, but essential, aspect of the west African economy. Contraband fuel purchased legally in Nigeria, where subsidies keep prices much lower than in neighbouring countries, irrigates the economies of the whole region. Every morning a flotilla of small boats approaches the Togolese coast, laden with Nigerian fuel. The jerry cans are thrown overboard and towed back to the beach by swimmers. The precious liquid is decanted for sale in the capital Lomé, but also in Ghana, Burkina Faso and even Mali.

http://m.guardian.co.uk/world/2012/oct/02/smuggle-fuel-west-africa?cat=world&type=article

dayokanu: Imagine this loser. How many finals have you played? Imagine Togo mocking Holland for losing a World cup final

dayokanu: 12 goals in 2 games yet on a 7yrs trophiless run

dayokanu: Champions to be How market

. It's up to Giroud It was billed as a battle between genuine title contenders, but how could it be when it also featured Arsenal? This was the match that saw Steve Bould fall from his pedestal. The former centre-back used to live for set-pieces, gobbling up strikers of all shapes and sizes, but after his shocker against Chelsea, methinks Laurent Koscielny might be booked in for some extra one-to-one sessions this week. As much as it pains me to say it, and as much as it will pain Gooners to hear it, what they really need is a presence like pantomime villain John Terry at the heart of their back line, marshalling, cajoling and pulling people into place. That man is used to constructing a defence, whether it is on or off the field. Not that Arsenal didn't have chances to pull themselves back from the precipice. It's just a shame their big late chance fell to Olivier Giroud, who clearly took less from his midweek goal against Coventry than the 60,000 fans inside Emirates Stadium thought he might. It'll take plenty more goals to pull that particular Frenchman out of a seemingly bottomless well of no confidence

http://soccernet.espn.go.com/coluumns/story/_/id/1176609/the-fifth-official:-glee-feat.-avb?cc=3888
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JACK WILSHERE coming back will seem like Arsenal have just gone out and signed a new £30m player. But, even without him, they are serious title contenders for me this season –and I reckon they will prove it against Chelsea today. Wilshere won’t be playing as he’s not ready yet, but he’s going to play for the reserves next week for the first time in 15 months and that’s massive for Arsenal. He’s a great player who can really make a difference to them. The danger is that he won’t be the same player after being out so long.

ZUBY77: Every 10 minutes spent having s3x or watching por.n brings the lost 22 minutes back.

Seriously, someone should remind this Oyibo people that we are no longer students as a people. We have graduated.

Arsenal buoyed by increase in pre-tax profit

Arsenal chief executive Ivan Gazidis believes the club "can and will forge their own path to success" after they posted an improved pre-tax profit.
Group profit before tax was £36.6m for the year ending 31 May 2012 - in 2011 that figure was £14.8m.
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He said in a statement: "Clubs, fans and other stakeholders are demanding a more rational financial approach.
"This reinforces our conviction that our club is strongly placed to succeed over the long term."
Money spent on wages increased from £124m in 2011 to £143m - a figure which represented 60.9% of the club's football revenues.
Arsenal have always insisted they would fulfil Uefa's Financial Fair Play guidelines for clubs to live within their means. Gazidis said the latest figures reinforced their commitment.
"We have qualified for the Champions League for the 15th season in a row, while off the pitch we have a business strategy and infrastructure that is helping us to grow our revenues.
"This revenue growth will provide sustainable funds for future investment in the team while keeping within the Uefa requirements.
"We can and will forge our own path to success."