Nicklas Bendtner

[Dunny]

eduardo is injured?

Yes,minor injury should be back in contention this weekend.

[Karl]

Yes,minor injury should be back in contention this weekend.

Watching him this season says to me, he has not 'healed'!

[Gamma]

is he playing TEAM?

[Dunny]

Watching him this season says to me, he has not 'healed'!

you are right Karl,he's been below par.I think he is still a bit scared of a tackle.

[Jangle]

Eduardo, like the rest of the Gummers strikers, are lightweights. RVP is good but not worth more than 5 mil euros. To pay more for him is to buy on a promise. He's your Louis Saha.

[Karl]

Eduardo, like the rest of the Gummers strikers, are lightweights. RVP is good but not worth more than 5 mil euros. To pay more for him is to buy on a promise. He's your Louis Saha.

He was going very well before his devastating injury.

[Shola]

Eduardo, like the rest of the Gummers strikers, are lightweights. RVP is good but not worth more than 5 mil euros. To pay more for him is to buy on a promise. He's your Louis Saha.

Does jangle have anything positive to say about the gunners.

[Jangle]

yes, Fibreglass is a good player; the baby Gummers are one of the most pleasing sides to watch; Berkamp was a genius, and unuh a me side favourite side. But I see unuh as an irritant to the Empire.

[Dunny]

Stoke will beat Arsenal.

Mystic Jangle a weh you deh,can you feel the hot air breathing down your neck,YOUNG GUNS TIME!!!!

[Karl]

Game was full of drama... from Stoke came out breathing fire allowing the GUNNERS no time on the ball...

Terrible thing happened to young Ramsey. I hope he makes a speedy and full recovery!

[Jangle]

I think that injury affected the Stoke players more than Arsenal's. Stoke's intesity went down after that.

[Dunny]

Arsenal striker Nicklas Bendtner has vowed to win the Premier League title for injured midfielder Aaron Ramsey.
The Gunners' win against Stoke over the weekend moved Arsenal to within three points of leaders Chelsea, but the victory was overshadowed by the horrifc injury sustained by Ramsey.
Ramsey suffered a double leg break after a challenge with Ryan Shawcross, which saw the Stoke defender red carded.
Bendter admitted he was shocked by the extent of the injury and accused Shawcross of being 'out of control' with the tackle.
Ramsey faces at least six months on the sidelines and Bendter insists everyone in the Arsenal squad is determined to win the championship for the young Welshman.
"To be honest, I don't care about my goal and the win. Aaron is one of my best friends and all my thoughts go to him. It is a totally horrifying injury," Bendtner told BT.dk.
"I was standing right next to Aaron, when it happened, and immediately there was no doubt at all, that he broke his leg. It was a terrible, totally mad tackle from Ryan Shawcross, and he is really smashing hard into Aaron.
Out of control

"I don't believe that anybody would try to intentionally to make an injury on another player, a fellow professional, but the way he is going into the tackle is out of control, and that doesn't belong anywhere.
"As far as I saw on the pitch, all the players from both teams were shocked, and so was I, because everyone could see how awful it was. Thomas (Sorensen) came up to me, and we were both really shocked.
"Afterwards we were told that Aaron will be out for at least six to nine months, and I feel that it is just so sad for him. Aaron is so young.
"I think about how bad I felt when I was out for three months with my groin injury and this is just so much worse for Aaron.
"But now we will go and win the title for Aaron."

[Dunny]

Big Nick’s got such a big ego


By CHARLIE WYETT
Published: Today





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ARSENE WENGER has been forced to curb the confidence of Nicklas Bendtner - because the Danish star is so cocky.

With previous strikers such as Thierry Henry and Emmanuel Adebayor, the Arsenal manager had to instil the belief that they could become top Premier League strikers.
Bendtner is famous for having an ego the size of Scandinavia even though he has yet to establish himself as a feared marksman.
But having hit a Champions League hat-trick against Porto on Tuesday, he wants more of the same away to Hull today.
Wenger admitted: "It can be a little difficult as he has the confidence that he is the best before he has proven it.
"I believe a central striker is a special position and you need a special character to play there. He has qualities important in his position.
"He has changed but he is still confident in a more mature way. He is a guy who is open to advice.
"He can sometimes be completely wrong as he says 'I am the best'.
"But if you say to him that 'you are not the best as you have not done that, that, that' he listens and tries to take advice.
"It is not a blind self-confidence. It is an open one. That is why I like him and always believed in him.
"What is important for him now is that he is not injured.

"As a top level player when you need to have a good run, it is important to keep playing.
"If you look at him now and three to four weeks ago, he is a different player.

"He looked out of shape, heavy running, heavy feet. It is different as he plays more.
"He doesn't know that he is always going to play but he knows that he will get a chance.
"As long as he does well he has a good chance of playing. As well, he has qualities needed in our team."




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Wenger insists he is taking no particular measures against Hull.
He said: "We go into the next game. We don't make a special fuss of anything, we just try to play football.
"We have to focus on what is the most important, that the people who pay to watch get something for their money.
"I look forward to seeing my team play football well.
"After winning 5-0 against Porto, we must keep our feet on the ground. In the Premier League, every game is as dangerous as in Europe.
"Hull is a team that can play very well against anybody.
"People say we have easier fixtures than Chelsea and Man United because they play each other but Chelsea has lost at Wigan. It is tough."

[HL]

Now you see why Adebayor did haffy tump-'em-dung?

Just can't stand the bwoy.

I repeat: even Mosiah could have scored the quality hat-trick that Bendtnor scored earlier this week. Not impressed.