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Van Persie following Henry's footsteps

18.05.12

Five Premier League victories in a row, qualification for the Champions League knockout rounds with a game to spare, and the most in-form player in the country leading their forward line; suddenly, things aren't looking too bad for Arsenal. This Saturday, the Gunners take on Fulham at Emirates Stadium in front of the ESPN cameras, looking to continue what has been an impressive run of recent results.

After the hammering they received at Old Trafford back in August, many people feared for Arsenal and when they lost to Blackburn and Tottenham too, you wondered if the club were at risk of going into serious decline. In their defence, Arsenal had six players missing against Manchester United. There were a lot of square pegs in round holes that day and if you take six players out of any team they will struggle - maybe not to the tune of eight goals, but it makes life very tough.

Few people expected them to come back from those poor results, but they have responded fantastically. Arsene Wenger is a resilient manager - you don't stay at such a big club for as long as he has without being resilient - and he has shown that even though Arsenal have lost a few players, they've still got a lot of talent there. They are a well-managed club and even a faltering Arsenal are going to be capable of finishing in the top four. Yes, they've got a battle on their hands to do so, what with Chelsea, Liverpool, Tottenham and even Newcastle at the moment all vying for the two places behind the Manchester clubs, but they can challenge.

Source: ESPN

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Arsenal provide hard evidence in case for Champions League defence

The Guardian (blog) - May 18, 2012

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Van Persie following Henry's footsteps

ESPN - May 18, 2012

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Wenger doubts financial fair-play rules

Sports Mole - May 18, 2012

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SI.com - May 18, 2012

the injuries)," agreed Arsène Wenger. Too a man, the Borussia players felt that they had played a decent game. "The small details made the difference," said defender Mats Hummels. Was it really just a case of unfortunate circumstances though? ...

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Goal.com - May 18, 2012

Unless I feel I am not good enough I will stay and that will always be the case. "My commitment to my contract is not in question – I have shown that in the past and will do so again in the future. This is the club of my life." Wenger dismissed ...