Secret task for Adebayor to Arsenal

Tottenham Hotspur Striker Emmanuel Adebayor, will be a serious threat for Arsenal in the match at White Hart Lane tonight. However, the Gunners already have special plans for Adebayor.

Adebayor, who joined the Spurs as a player on loan from Manchester City, was on fire. He scored three goals and one assist in three parties in the Lilywhites live it in uniform.

Togo striker will return when his club diving reliable North London derby at White Hart Lane on Sunday (02/10/2011).

As a club that never overshadow Adebayor for four seasons, Arsenal certainly familiar with the former players. They were already preparing a specific plan to reduce Adebayor.

"Ade is a striker who is really great and we know how dangerous he is. But, an advantage for us because we know how to handle it," said the Arsenal goalkeeper, Wojciech Szczesny, quoted by Sky Sports.

"But, I do not want to say because it'll be our little secret," added the Polish goalkeeper.

"He is a quality player and probably one of the best strikers ever to practice with me. So, it would be very difficult to guard. But I'm sure we can do it," he said.

"I'd be happy if I could not conceded from him. But, more important is not conceded to the team and get the three points," concluded Szczesny.

Support Toure to Arsenal

Kolo Toure gave special appreciation to Arsene Wenger when he was undergoing hard times hit by a six-month suspension because of doping allegations.

Manchester City defender revealed that, Wenger has always provided support and never disappoint her.

"I want to thank them. I want to thank two people who are very important to me, David Dein and Wenger. They were always supportive and never let me down," said Toure.

That's why Toure did not want to corner or talk about something bad about Wenger.

"He is someone who can make people better. He was the one who made ​​me like this now," he said.

For what happened at Arsenal, Toure claimed to sympathize with Wenger.

"Now this becomes a difficult time for Wenger, but he is very tough and a smart manager. I wish the best and know they could be better because he is a top manager," said Toure.

Cohesiveness of the analysis of Wenger's Arsenal

Bad start Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger in a position to make cornered. He was rated as the man most responsible for this result.

But Theo Walcott did not agree with these assumptions. According to him, Wenger has been running a good job, but not with the Emain.

"We, the players, should further look at ourselves and begin to demonstrate ability in the field," said Walcott told Absolute Radio.

The boss is an extraordinary man, he can overcome anything that referred to it. He has been at the club more than 15 years and he's not in any pressure. "

Walcott also feel Arsenal have not been able to play as a team today.

"Many say the problem we have in the back line, but this is all not about the players back, we had to endure as a team," said Walcott.

"We can not show it, so we have to make sure we could show it against Bolton at the weekend. It will be a tough match."

Pain of the defeat of Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger with a very high quality

Ivan Gazidis Arsenal confirms management's determination to continue to be behind Arsene Wenger's club is currently facing trial.

Arsenal chief executive's assertion can not be separated from the team's poor performance at the beginning of this season, in which Robin van Persie et al only collected four points from a possible 15.

Gazidis confirm if what happened to Arsenal just can not be charged to Wenger.

"Arsene Wenger is not damaged. To see him portrayed as an idiot is very painful, not for him or the club, but the game itself," said Gazidis told the BBC.

Because full confidence in Wenger's figure is also what makes the club will still rely on the team that the French man.

"Fire is not the way we were going through. He's not the manager who has suddenly become worse or losing his touch. That's nonsense."

In addition, Gazidis also refute the notion that Arsenal are in crisis.

This assumption was based on the achievement of Arsenal so far. Statistically, Arsenal conceded 14 goals with 12 goals of them missed the last two games. Arsenal on goal difference as well be the worst of the 20 teams competing in the Premier League this season.

"If we only think short, we will further destroy this club. Wenger was frustrated, but very focused to be able to restore all back on track, and this is very positive to be able to bring back the club forward," he said.

"The club is not in crisis. There is no division in the club. We all struggled together. We will not move in the way we do things and will not respond any more about the notion of crisis," said Gazidis finish.

Biografi Arsenal FC

Arsenal FC


Nickname: The Gunners
Founded: 1886
Stadium: Emirates, London (capacity: 42,449)
Owner: Arsenal Holdings
Chairman: Peter Hill-Wood
Manager: Arsène Wenger
Website: www.arsenal.com

Manager:

   1. Sam Hollis (1894-1897)
   2. Thomas Brown Mitchell (1897-1898)
   3. George Elcoat (1898-1899)
   4. Harry Bradshaw (1899-1904)
   5. Phil Kelso (1904-1908)
   6. George Morrell (1908-1915)
   7. Leslie Knighton (1919-1925)
   8. Herbert Chapman (1925-1934)
   9. George Allison (1934-1947)
  10. Tom Whittaker (1947-1956)
  11. Jack Crayston (1956-1958)
  12. George Swindin (1958-1962)
  13. Billy Wright (1962-1966)
  14. Bertie Mee (1966-1976)
  15. Terry Neill (1976-1983)
  16. Don Howe (1984-1986)
  17. George Graham (1986-1995)
  18. Stewart Houston (1995 and 1996)
  19. Bruce Rioch (1995-1996)
  20. Arsène Wenger (1996-present)

Achievements:

   1. 1930: FA Cup & FA Charity Shield / FA Community Shield
   2. 1931: Premier League & FA Charity Shield / FA Community Shield
   3. 1933: Premier League & FA Charity Shield / FA Community Shield
   4. 1934: Premier League & FA Charity Shield / FA Community Shield
   5. 1935: Premier League
   6. 1936: FA Cup
   7. 1938: Premier League & FA Charity Shield / FA Community Shield
   8. 1948: Premier League & FA Charity Shield / FA Community Shield
   9. 1950: FA Cup
  10. 1953: Premier League & FA Charity Shield / FA Community Shield
  11. 1971: Premier League & FA Cup & UEFA Cup
  12. 1979: FA Cup
  13. 1987: League Cup
  14. 1989: Premier League
  15. 1991: Premier League & FA Charity Shield / FA Community Shield
  16. 1993: FA Cup & League Cups
  17. 1994: Cup Winners
  18. 1998: Premier League, FA Cup & FA Charity Shield / FA Community Shield
  19. 1999: FA Charity Shield / FA Community Shield
  20. 2002: Premier League, FA Cup & FA Charity Shield / FA Community Shield
  21. 2003: FA Cup
  22. 2004: Premier League & FA Charity Shield / FA Community Shield
  23. 2005: FA Cup
  24. 2007: Emirates Cup
  25. 2010: Emirates Cup