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The Arsenal British Core Unveil the New Away Kit!

10th July 2013 By Gordon @Arsenal_Supremo


The Arsenal British Core, Carl Jenkinson, Kieran Gibbs, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Theo Walcott and Jack Wilshere was at the Emirates Stadium to unveil the Gunners new away kit for the new season. The kit will be used first when the club goes onto to their Asia Tour.

The Gunners home kit will stay the same with some slight adjustments which means this is the last year Nike will provide kits for Arsenal with their current deal runs out in one years time paving the way for Arsenal to seal a deal with Puma from next season.

Video : Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain scores stunning goal in England's 2 2 draw to Brazil

3rd May 2013 By ArsenalSupremo


Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain came off the bench and scored a stunning goal to level the score but was unable to get England the win as the game ended 2 2 in Rio de Janeiro.

After toiling against Brazil's dash and panache, two moments of brilliance saw England take an unlikely lead before Paulinho's excellent volley gave the hosts a draw at the official re-opening of their famous stadium, the very least they deserved.

The strikes by Oxlade-Chamberlain and Rooney, following Fred's opener for the home side, were not quite of the same standard as John Barnes' legendary solo goal in this stadium 29 years ago.

Read ITV's Match Report on the game. 

Top 5 Targets for Arsenal's Summer Transfer Window 2013/14

18th May 2013 By Panos Lennon 


There is a buzz around the media that Arsenal this summer will be one of the most competitive clubs in the Transfer Arena. Will Arsenal pay 20+ million for a player ? Will Arsenal change its Transfer policy? Actually it doesn't matter as we are going to explore the potential of an evolving team with an enormous potential.

Target 1: Get rid of the Phantom Players.

We all know that we are wasting a huge amount of salary on phantom players like

Andrei Arshavin(90k p/w)
Sébastien Squillaci(60k p/w) 
Marouane Chamakh(60k p/w) 
Johan Djourou(60k p/w) 
Andre Santos(65k p/w)

Target 2: Bring a Defensive Midfielder 

Playing Mikel Arteta as a DM  has proved to be the best solution for Arsenal so far but we all know it is not his natural position. Unfortunately Abou Diaby had another long-term injury and he needs to be replaced. I would love to see the ranks of Wanyama or Maxime Golanons (both linked with the club) next year.

Target 3: Challenge Wojcech 

There is one thing that we need to agree and that is a signing of a world-class GK.  Wojcech is a great player with an enormous potential but he is prone to mistakes especially when he doesn't has competition. Arguably he returned better after he was dropped off for Lukasz Fabianski and that is no coincidence as he is a very young player and competition is clinical. Julio Cesar would be a very decent signing for Arsenal this summer which would show Wenger's hunger for trophies.

Target 4: Built a winning mentality

Let's first say something that will surprise a lot of Arsenal fans. We are better than last year in terms of goals (104 goals this year with one game to go, 94 goals the previous year). We are not dependent on just one player like we were last year with Van Persie, goals are shared between:

Walcott (21)
Giroud (17)
Podolski (16)
Cazorla (12)
Arteta (7)

We are stronger...the only thing we miss is confidence (After the win with Bayern Munich we are unbeatable). One of the most vital ingredients of a wining mentality is confidence.

We have been bouncing back and forth the last 8 years with players leaving the club but managed to stay on the top level and be in 3 finals (Champions League and 2 Carlin Cups).

Target 5: Push the Young Guns

This summer is going to be an exception cause we are going to built of what we created so far. We don't need a 50 million transfer record player as it would satisfy the fans. 

We just need to push a little the limits of our players and build on our core young players like Theo Walcott, Jack Wilshere , Kieran Gibbs, Aaron Ramsey, Carl Jenkinson  and The Ox.

Conclusions

The future is promising we just need to be consistent, keep our best players and bring two or three more quality players. Heavily linked players like Jovetic and Higuain will be a great start but first we have to beat Newcastle tomorrow.

Arsenal Charity ball for the Arsenal Foundation 2013 in pictures

9th May 2013 By ArsenalSupremo

Arsenal held their yearly Charity ball for their foundation to raise over £300 000 which was hosted by comedian Matt Lucas. The Foundation aims to transform the lives of young people in the UK and overseas through a range of education and sport initiatives.

Read More From The Event http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2321658/Arsenal-players-force-foundations-charity-ball.html

Arsenal 0 Everton 0 Match Report & Match Highlights

16th April 2013 By Jeff @ArsenalTrend


 Arsenal wasted a chance to cement their place in the Premier League's top four as the Gunners were held to a 0-0 draw by Everton on Tuesday. Arsene Wenger's side would have moved four points clear of fifth placed Tottenham with a win at the Emirates Stadium. But they were forced to settle for a point as obdurate Everton's physical approach succeeded in frustrating the hosts. Third placed Arsenal are now two points clear of Chelsea and Tottenham in the race to qualify for the Champions League. 

However Arsenal still have plenty of work to do as Chelsea have two games in hand on Wenger's team, while Tottenham have played a game less than their north London rivals. Everton remain in sixth place, two points behind Chelsea having played two games more, and a spot in the Europa League now looks their best bet. David Moyes' men should have taken the lead in the opening moments when Steven Pienaar eluded the statuesque Bacary Sagna and raced onto Seamus Coleman's pass. But with just Wojciech Szczesny to beat, the South African midfielder lifted his shot high over the crossbar. Despite admitting he had rushed Jack Wilshere back from an ankle injury too quickly, Wenger gave the England midfielder his second appearance in four days. And the Frenchman was wincing as Wilshere came in for some rough treatment in the early stages.


Crunching challenges from Ross Barkley and Kevin Mirallas left Wilshere writhing on the turf while Wenger leapt to his feet to berate referee Neil Swarbrick for failing to afford his player more protection. Everton's aggressive approach had knocked Arsenal out of their rhythm and it took a mistake from Marouane Fellaini to gift the Gunners their first sight of goal. Fellaini's wayward pass was collected by Kieran Gibbs in space on the edge of the penalty area, but the left-back's powerful strike flashed over the bar. Everton's attempts to stifle Arsenal were becoming increasingly crude and Darron Gibson's foul on Theo Walcott finally brought a booking from Swarbrick. Gibson was fortunate to avoid being sent off for a second booking soon after when he barged into Walcott with no attempt to play the ball. Swarbrick settled for a quiet word with the Everton midfielder, in the process infuriating the increasingly exasperated Wenger, who made his feelings clear to fourth official Kevin Friend.


The temperature rose even higher when Pienaar was booked for taking out Walcott. But Victor Anichebe went close to opening the scoring when his shot from Barkley's pass was blocked by Szczesny. The best chance of the half fell to Arsenal striker Olivier Giroud. Aaron Ramsey's burst down the right produced a teasing low cross that picked out Giroud, only for the France international to drag his close-range effort woefully wide. Santi Cazorla threatened for Arsenal early in the second half as the Spaniard's half-volley forced a good save from Tim Howard and moments later Giroud clipped a first-time shot narrowly over.

Everton went even closer in the 65th minute when Barkley worked space for a superb strike that beat Szczesny but curled agonisingly past the far post. Wenger responded by taking off Wilshere and Walcott, with Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Lukas Podolski coming on. Oxlade-Chamberlain should have made an immediate impact when Cazorla's pass sent the England winger through on goal, but instead of shooting he opted to pass to Giroud, allowing Coleman to get back and clear. Arsenal had Moyes' side on the ropes, yet couldn't deliver the knockout blow as Giroud lashed over from a tight angle.


After the game Wenger said "We had the chances to win the game, we can only look at ourselves. We must come back in the next game and win it." "We dropped two points but if we win our coming games we will get there. We can't depend on the other teams." Wenger concluded. Arsenal must now forget the stalemate against Everton quickly and look forward to another tough challenge at Craven Cottage where the Gunners must defeat Fulham to keep their top 4 chances alive and in their hands.

Mikel Arteta on the game : "It was two points that got away. It was a big battle and we had the better chances and better play. We were unlucky not to score. There is a lot to play for, if Everton won they were right in the mix. They are physically very strong.

"When we had our chances we didn't hit the target and that's why we didn't get the points. The pressure is on every team, Chelsea and Spurs have got tough games coming up. David Moyes is doing an unbelievable job at Everton. He has a chance of Europe and he deserves a lot of credit."

Martin Keown said on Five Live :

Darron Gibson should definitely have been sent off. That's a rugby challenge. He got it very wrong but he's a lucky boy to be still on the pitch.

Arsenal : Szczesny, Sagna, Mertesacker, Koscielny, Gibbs (Monreal 90), Arteta, Ramsey, Wilshere (Oxlade-Chamberlain 68), Cazorla, Walcott (Podolski 69), Giroud Subs not used: Mannone, Vermaelen, Rosicky, Gervinho

Booked: Arteta, Monreal

Everton: Howard, Baines, Gibson, Jagielka, Mirallas (Oviedo 90), Distin, Barkley (Jelavic 76), Pienaar, Coleman, Fellaini, Anichebe (Naismith 90) Subs not used: Mucha, Heitinga, Hitzlsperger, Neville

Booked: Gibson, Pienaar, Barkley
Referee: Neil Swarbrick 
Attendance: 60,071

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Arsenal vs Everton Match Preview

15th April By Jeff @ArsenalTrend 


Match Date 16.04.2013 

Europe will be on the minds of both managers as Arsenal take on Everton at the Emirates Stadium on Tuesday evening 15th April 2013. Arsenal (17-8-7) are currently third in the Premier League table with 59 points - one more than London rivals Chelsea and Tottenham. Everton (14-13-5) are in sixth place - only four points behind the Gunners - and have joined the late-season race to secure a top-four finish and entry into next season's lucrative Champions League. In-form Arsenal have won their last four Premier League matches and picked up 21 of a possible 24 points in recent weeks.

The Gunners rallied from a goal down to score three goals in the last five minutes and beat Norwich City 3-1 at the Emirates on Saturday. Gunners boss Arsene Wenger hailed his side's grit and determination to secure their comeback victory against the Canaries, but warned they must keep on winning to secure their place in Europe. "We knew Norwich were strong on set-pieces and they punished us," Wenger told reporters after the match. "After that we needed spirit and we needed as well nerves. We have shown both I think and in the end got a win we deserved. "At the moment, the position is not important, has no real meaning, what is important for us is to keep our run going and the consistency of our wins. We have another big game on Tuesday night and have a good opportunity that we want to take."


Everton (14-13-5) claimed their fourth win in five league matches Saturday when they beat bottom-club Queens Park Rangers 2-0 at home with goals either side of half-time from Darron Gibson and Victor Anichebe. David Moyes' future as Everton manager has been the subject of much media speculation in recent weeks. His current contract with the Merseyside club expires at the end of season, and the 49-year-old Scot has said recently that European qualification will play a big factor in deciding whether or not he signs a new deal with the Toffees.

Moyes was pleased with Everton's victory against QPR but remains cautious about the Toffees' chances of finishing in the top four. "It's a really important three points, I was worried about today's game." Moyes said in his comments to reporters after the match. "QPR have a lot to play for but they are nearly getting to a situation where there's not much to play for. "I think if we beat Arsenal in midweek we can talk about the Champions League but if we lose we are more talking about trying, if possible, to finish in that Europa League place."

While Everton have been a dominant force at home this season - suffering just one defeat in 17 league matches - Moyes' side have struggled at times away from Goodison. The Toffees have won only four of 15 away Premier League games this term and are winless in their last four road matches. The reverse fixture ended in a 1-1 draw at Goodison Park in November. England forward Theo Walcott gave the Gunners the lead after just 57 seconds, before Belgium midfielder Marouane Fellaini equalized for the Merseysiders on the half-hour. Arsenal have won 12 of their last 14 home matches against Everton played in all competitions. There have been 187 previous matches between the two sides, with Arsenal winning 94 and Everton 54. The other 39 games were drawn.


Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain wants the Arsenal now to stamp their authority on the race for the Champions League places and also praised the team's fighting team spirit in the last game to beat Norwich from a goal down he said :

"That typifies us at the moment. We really have built that team spirit, solidarity and winning mentality. We never give up until it's over,”

"We just want to win every game that comes our way. That's the best way to put pressure on the teams around us. We can't worry about what they're doing and what their results are. We can only control our own results.

"We looked after that against Norwich and now it will be another tough game against Everton on Tuesday.

“You can't get caught up looking around at other teams in the table. You have to concentrate on yourselves and on the next match because it can all change very quickly.

"We have to focus on each game as it comes and Everton is another big one for us and another good opportunity for us to stamp our authority.”

Arsene Wenger wants the players to carry on with the form and looks for a strong finish to the Premier     League.

“At the moment the position is not important,” Wenger was quoted after the match. “What is important is to keep our run going.

“At the moment, the team that is the most consistent will get there. We have the most consistency.

“Finishing in the top four is a question of nerve. Today was a balance of nerves, quality and intelligence. We didn’t do anything stupid when we were 1-0 down. That side of the game is important.

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Arsenal 3 Norwich 1 Match Report & MOTD Extended Match Highlights

13th April 2013 Written by Jeff @ArsenalTrend Edited by ArsenalSupremo


Arsenal scored three late goals to earn a comeback 3-1 win over Norwich on Saturday and climb into third place in the Premier League. Norwich, who remain worried about the prospect of relegation, were leading thanks to Michael Turner's 56th minute opener when referee Mike Jones awarded Arsenal a penalty, ruling on the advice of a linesman that Kei Kamara had fouled Olivier Giroud. With just five minutes remaining, Mikel Arteta converted that to set the stage for even later goals from Giroud and substitute Lukas Podolski, who had earlier hit the bar.


The three points lifted Arsenal above their London rivals for a Champions League place, and the Gunners will now play twice before Tottenham are next in Premier League action. They have a Tuesday's home game with Everton and then the short trip across London to take on Fulham on Saturday. The visitors defended in numbers and restricted Arsenal to only a few crosses in the opening 20 minutes but City goalkeeper Mark Bunn had to be both brave and alert to deny Aaron Ramsey a few minutes later.

Wilshere helped on Giroud's flick as Ramsey burst through the Canaries back-line and Bunn had to rush out to get to the ball before the Wales midfielder. Giroud saw his header from Bacary Sagna's cross from the right loop over Bunn but bounce off the top of the crossbar and over. Arsenal continued to attack but Bunn pulled off a reflex stop at his near post to deny Giroud, with Sagna again the supplier. Sagna was then booked for hauling Robert Snodgrass down but, after Cazorla had fired straight at Bunn from outside the box, referee Mike Jones decided not to caution Norwich defender Russell Martin for a late challenge on the Spain midfielder.


The half ended with Whittaker heading away Giroud's goal-bound effort after the Frenchman had met another corner with his head. Arsenal came out in the second half with a barrage of pressure that Norwich somehow withstood, with Jack Wilshere seeing his shot blocked by Turner. The ball hit the Norwich defender on an arm but referee Jones refused the inevitable appeals for a penalty. Turner was immediately in the spotlight again at the other end when he lost his marker to head home Snodgrass's free-kick from the right-hand corner of the box, with Lukasz Fabianski in the Arsenal goal, rooted to the spot as it went in.

Wenger made an immediate double change with Gervinho and Wilshere replaced by Theo Walcott and Podolski. Walcott soon went down in the box as Whittaker challenged but again play continued. Norwich were forced to replace the injured Bradley Johnson with David Fox but could have doubled their lead through a counter-attack that saw Bassong set up Martin for an shot that was straight at Fabianski. Norwich's luck finally ran out when referee Jones ruled that Kamara, defending a corner, had pulled Giroud down by the shirt and awarded a penalty, which was dispatched by Arteta with just five minutes remaining.



Norwich protested bitterly beforehand and were unhappy with the award of the corner as well, as Snodgrass did not appear to have made contact before the ball went out of play. Arsenal threw everything at the visitors in the hope of three points and were rewarded when Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, another substitute, played a one-two with Podolski and squared the ball across the Norwich goalmouth, where Giroud, arriving simultaneously with defender Bassong, turned it into the net. Fabianski then had to make a save to stop Jonny Howson making it 2-2 but the points were Arsenal's when Podolski turned to fire a low left-footer past Bunn in stoppage time. It was a massive win at the end and another vital three points for the Gunners. Arsenal soaring high, can we do it again on Tuesday night against Everton?


Teams 

Arsenal: Fabianski, Sagna (Oxlade-Chamberlain 80), Vermaelen, Koscielny, Gibbs, Arteta, Wilshere (Walcott 59), Ramsey, Cazorla, Giroud, Gervinho (Podolski 59).

Subs not used: Mannone, Monreal, Jenkinson, Coquelin.
Booked: Sagna.
Goals: Arteta 85 (pen), Bassong o.g. 88, Podolski 90.

Norwich: Bunn, Martin, Whittaker, Bassong, Turner, Johnson (Fox 62), Snodgrass, Howson, Tettey (Jackson 90), Holt, Kamara.

Subs not used: Camp, Garrido, R Bennett, Fox, E Bennett, Jackson, Becchio.
Booked: Snodgrass, Bunn.
Goal: Turner 56.

Arsenal Remaining Fixtures 

16 April: Everton (h) 20 April: Fulham (a) 28 April: Man Utd (h) 4 May: QPR (a) 12 May: Wigan (h) 19 May: Newcastle (a)

Jack Wilshere , Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain & Podolski Twitter Reactions
Fan's Reactions on Twitter 

ArsenalSupremo tweeted out on Twitter to get Arsenal fans there opinions on what they thought on the game here are just a few of them. Remember if you wanted to get involved follow us on Twitter or just comment below on what you thought on the Gunners performance to get involved with the fans.

Arsene Wenger Reaction :

"I thought we wouldn't give in, and fight until the end. We have great attitude, spirit and desire and it got us there. We deserved to win but we were against a strong side and needed something special.

"We have shown that we are ready for a fight.

"We want consistency and that demands huge focus because you can see how quickly you're punished. We're not far away but we just have to keep winning."

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Norwich manager Chris Hughton:

"A decision has gone against us that a linesman has given from 45 to 50 yards away and the referee is less than 10 yards away.

"For a linesman to give it from that distance, and the third goal was offside and it was 10 yards away from him, it's almost criminal on a day that we deserved so much more.

"It's not as if you'll show it back and [the referee's] view was blocked. He had a clear view and didn't give it and the linesman did and that's really tough on us. We gave a really good account of ourselves for 85 minutes. We need to bounce back but we showed a lot of character and a lot of good things."



Stats & Facts

1. Olivier Giroud mustered five attempts at goal and set up four more with passes today, contributing to nine of Arsenal's 14 attempts.

2. Mikel Arteta attempted more than 100 passes for the 10th Premier League match this season. It's only been done 35 times in total this season. Mikel Arteta attempted more than 100 passes for the 10th Premier League match this season. 

3. Game Stats : Arsenal v Norwich Shots 14-5 On target 7-4, Fouls 10-11 Duels Won 56%-44%, Passing Accuracy 85%-70%, Possession 68%-32%

4. Aaron Ramsey made six tackles today, more than any other player on the pitch.

5. Only Man Utd (27) and Everton (22) have picked up more points from losing positions this season than Arsenal (16).

6. Arsenal have scored more goals than any other Premier League team in the last 15 minutes of matches this season. 

7. Mikel Arteta has scored more penalties than any other Premier League player this season. Scoring 5 out of 6

8. 10 of Olivier Giroud’s 11 league goals this season have come at the Emirates. Only Michu (11) has scored more home goals.

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Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain on Arsenal's recent good run of form.

13th April 2013 By ArsenalSupremo  


Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain spoke to the Arsenal Player about Arsenal's recent good form and is looking to build on the momentum created. The Gunners have now won the last 6 out of the 7 Premier League games and Oxlade-Chamberlain expects to end the campaign on a huge high.

When you get on a winning streak, you start to go into games thinking that you are going to win - that is the self-belief you create.

“You know it will be a tough game, but once you have that winning mentality you really believe in yourself a lot more.

Tomas Rosicky has been a fine run of form and scored 2 goals against West Brom Alex says he can learn off Rosicky on and off the pitch. 

“When you look at central midfielders and you have someone who can run with the ball it changes the dynamic of the game massively,” he told Arsenal Player. “Jack can do that, when he picks the ball up and drives at defences it changes the game.

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International Watch : Great night for the Arsenal players as Giroud Ramsey and The OX get on the score sheet

22nd March 2013 By ArsenalSupremo


Many World Cup qualifiers were going on today and they were many Arsenal players involved and it proved to be a successful day as Olivier Giroud, Aaron Ramsey and Alex Oxlade Chmaberlain all got on the score sheet for their respective countries. There were also starts for Per Mertesacker for Germany and Podolski came on in the 14th minute of the game as they beat Kazakhstan 3 0 and Podolski became the third most capped German player, with his 108th appearance. Thomas Vermaelen also started for Belgium in which they beat Macedonia 2 0. It wasn't a happy day for Tomas Rosicky as he could only manage a substitute appearance in which his Czech Republic side lost 3 0 to Denmark. Santi Cazorla started for Spain but they could only manage a 1 1 draw to Finland.

Match Highlights of Germany V Kazakhstan Click Here
Match Highlights of France V Georgia Click Here
Match Highlights of Spain V Finland Click Here

Below is a list of the Arsenal players Currently on International Duty:

England: Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain

Spain: Santi Cazorla and Nacho Monreal

Germany: Lukas Podolski and Per Mertesacker

France: Laurent Koscielny and Olivier Giroud

Poland: Wojciech Szczesny

Wales: Aaron Ramsey

Belgium: Thomas Vermaelen

Czech Republic: Tomas Rosicky

Ivory Coast: Gervinho

Switzerland: Johan Djourou

Ghana: Emmanuel Frimpong

Aaron Ramsey scoring a penalty for Wales in a 2 1 victory over Scotland


Alex Oxlade Chamberlain well taken Goal 



Post Match Reaction from Alex Oxlade-Chamerberlain


Olivier Giroud's goal celebration and goal video in which he made it 1 0 to France against Georgia.



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Alex Oxlade Chamberlain reveals his all time dream team.

22nd March 2013 By ArsenalSupremo 



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Exclusive Interview : Alex Oxlade Chamberlain: Why Arsenal were a better prospect than Manchester United

22nd March 2013 By ArsenalSupremo



Before Alex Oxalde Chamberlain became an Arsenal player there were many big clubs after his signature, the biggest of of them all was Manchester United and Alex in the video explained his reason why he wanted to sign for the Gunners instead of becoming a Red Devil. Also you can hear his first impression on the boss Arsene Wenger and what his training methods are like.

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