Former West Ham coach Harry Redknapp opines that the club would finish in the 7th or 8th position at the end of the season. The Hammers have been quite busy in the transfer market this summer, as they have in recent years.
Arsenal midfielder is set to miss the friendly match against the Netherlands due to an injury. The player was hoping to play for England again after being out of the national team for two years because of repeated injuries. The England midfielder has managed to force himself back in the Arsenal team after having spent the last season on loan with Bournemouth.
Arsenal coach Arsene Wenger insists that Theo Walcott is still needed at the club. A legend of the same club Ian Wright advised Walcott to exit in the winter window but the French manager disagrees. Wenger wants the 28-year old to remain at the Emirates despite playing just 48 minutes in the Premier League this term.
Wenger said clearly that he does not want Walcott to move on. He says the forward would get his time in the league. He blamed the situation on the rotation policy he is employing this term. He says Walcott’s low minutes in the league is because the club plays Thursdays and Sundays most time so he has lesser minutes in the league compared to other competitions.
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Monaco winger Thomas Lemar says that he is extremely happy to remain at the French club after watching his £ 92 million move to Arsenal collapse on the transfer deadline day.
The French outfit have already sold several of their stars over the summer, and were not ready to lose Lemar. However, the £ 92 million offer from Arsenal proved enticing and it was accepted by Monaco. This was seen as a key move as it would have meant Alexis Sanchez moving to a Manchester City in at £ 60 million deal. However, Thomas Lemar decided to turn down the opportunity to sign for the gunners at the last moment. Continue reading Thomas Lemar Explains Decision to Reject £ 92 Million Move to Arsenal
Arsenal star Jack Wilshere is back in training at the north London club but he would join West Ham soon, according to reports.
Wilshere was the Gunners’ youngest debutant in the league back in 2008 when he featured before he turned 17. His development at that young age was a beautiful sight. He was expected to grow into a star central midfielder or one that would feature behind strikers. After a short stint on loan to Bolton Wanderers, Arsene Wenger brought the player back to the Emirates.
Wilshere since returning has been injured almost on a regular basis. He was injured in the 2011/12 season. The ankle injury ensured he returned late 2012. He returned with a bang against QPR but has been going through a boom and bust cycle ever since. Continue reading WILSHERE CLOSE TO WEST HAM MOVE
Arsenal star Jack Wilshere does not have any mention of the club anywhere on his Twitter bio as many would expect.
He spent the last term at Bournemouth but he is back to the club since The Cherries refused to keep him longer. After all the hype around him has worn off, the player is struggling to keep a shirt at the club. With more pressure on Arsene Wenger to get the league title, there is a slimmer chance that Wilshere would remain.
He is expected to go elsewhere for ‘development’ while Wenger employs others. There are strong rumours that Arsenal are trying to quickly tie down Alexis Sanchez, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and MesutOzil.However, no one is even mentioning talks about Wilshere getting a new deal. Continue reading JACK WILSHERE TO LEAVE ARSENAL?
A report by Sky Sports looking at injured players in the Premier League from 2011/12 downwards has identified Arsenal’s Jack Wilshere as the most injured player.
Wilshere picked up mostly foot and ankle injuries during the time he was sidelined, analysis reveal. Almost seventy percent of the 879 injuries he endured in a Gunner shirt were foot and ankle related.
Then there’s another Arsenal star in AbouDiaby. The ex-Emirates star was sidelined for 858 days before he eventually exited the club in 2015.
The duo and others ensured Arsenal are the Premier League most hit side in the period under consideration. Over 10,000 days were lost to injuries, as different players limited the strength of the team. Manchester United and Everton FC are second and third with 9,600 and 8,058 respectively. Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur complete the top five teams hit with a spate of injuries in the Premier League for the six years. Continue reading WILSHERE IS PREMIER LEAGUE’S MOST INJURED PLAYER
Premier League side Bournemouth want Arsenal transfer player Jack Wilshere to remain at the club.
Coach Arsene Wenger sent him there to get regular action whilst watching his progress. The player has been decent for the club and there have been interests in him that might see him leave anytime soon but the Cherries want him to extend his stay.
Wilshere has played 19 times for the side this Premier League campaign. His display is instrumental to the club’s 12th place spot in the current standings. However his future at the end of the season remain a doubt with the player linked to offers away from England. Continue reading BOURNEMOUTH WANT WILSHERE TO STAY
England and Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere who is currently on loan at Bournemouth seems to be getting better as the season goes by.
Indeed Jack Wilshere has suffered various injuries during the recent seasons, and this has undoubtedly affected his performance on the pitch. With the quantity of talented midfielders at Arsenal, it was impossible for the French manager to guarantee Wilshere that he will get enough playing time in the first team.
Arsene Wenger believes that there is nothing better than first team football and that Jack Wilshere will benefit from playing regularly in the Premier League. Although Jack Wilshere would have been playing with the reserve team at Arsenal, Arsene Wenger thinks that it will be better for him to get real competition in the Premier League. Continue reading Wilshere getting better
Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe said that Arsenal loanee jack Wilshere is not his priority as Bournemouth gets se for Hull City this weekend.
Howe insists that the playing time of the gunner isn’t a key issue for him.
“The 90 minutes with Wilshere will come, but it is not high on my agenda to talk about. The team is the most important,” Howe said at a news conference. The Tigers game at Vitality Stadium seems to be the main concern for Howe.
“We know the importance of this game. But we know the importance of every game. We feel the pressure in every match to perform and pick up points. Ultimately that is what will get you where you want to be at the end of the season.
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