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Gunners won't sell out - Hill-WoodArsenal chairman Peter Hill-Wood insists the club's major shareholders have no intention of selling up to Russian billionaire Alisher Usmanov.
The future of Arsenal's central midfieldThe signing of Lassana Diarra just before the transfer window on Friday night, coupled with the composed performances of Denilson against both Sparta Prague and Portsmouth, has given Arsene Wenger plenty of options to think about as he considers the future of his central midfield.
Wenger agrees three-year Arsenal dealArsenal manager Arsene Wenger has finally agreed a three-year contract extension with the London club, according to reports. The deal, which will keep Wenger at the Emirates Stadium until the summer of 2011, is set to be formally announced on Friday.
Saturday Liverpool host Derby County and Sunderland pay Manchester United a visit. Sunday Arsenal host Portsmouth and Chelsea travel to play Aston Villa. Notes: times ET, US TV, home side listed first. Saturday Sept.
Inter wanted Rosicky for AdrianoIt's been suggested that Inter Milan wanted to swap Adriano for Gilberto. But they want Tomas Rosicky.
Why Arsenal will beat cute, defensive Man CityManchester City are half as belligerent as Blackburn but twice as cute. They are defensive and cute that's why they have three wins and three clean sheets and 9 points.
Jens Lehmann injured for two weeksGoalkeeper Jens Lehmann will miss two weeks of action after aggravating an Achilles tendon injury in Germany's 2-1 friendly win over England on Wednesday.
Gallas fearing longer lay-offArsenal's William Gallas admits he is set to miss France's Euro 2008 qualifier away to Italy next month, and may not return until October.
Lehmann becomes a liability for Arsenal as gaffe No2 has Blackburn laughingSomebody must have forgotten to tell Jens Lehmann that Blackburn and Arsenal tend to exchange abuse not presents.
Injury woe for GallasWilliam Gallas is set to be sidelined for two to three weeks after suffering a groin injury in the 1-1 draw with Blackburn. The Arsenal captain fell awkwardly moments after Robin van Persie had fired The Gunners ahead in the first half.
In defence of the new Arsenal captainThe announcement yesterday by Arsène Wenger of William Gallas as the new Arsenal captain, which despite being very much on the cards, was something of a surprise. The reaction that followed was not. Gooners all over the internet are angry.
Ljungberg joins West Ham'I wanted to be loyal but I felt like it was the right time'. Freddie Ljungberg said he felt like "it was the end" for Arsenal as he knew it after moving to West Ham today.
Wenger rules out move for AnelkaArsene Wenger insists Arsenal are not about to sign Nicolas Anelka - or any other striker as he is happy with his current incumbents.
Wenger asks for Anelka reunionArsene Wenger has reportedly told the Arsenal board that he wants to re-sign Bolton's Nicolas Anelka, who is also being tracked by Valencia.
Gunners sign Croatian striker Da SilvaArsenal have signed Croatia striker Eduardo da Silva from Dinamo Zagreb for an undisclosed fee. The 24-year-old was born in Brazil, but having moved to Europe at the age of 15, he took Croatian nationality in 2002.
Barcelona close in on Henry dealThierry Henry is on the verge of joining Barcelona from Arsenal, BBC Sport understands. Sources close to the Catalan club have told the BBC they expect to make an official announcement about the 29-year-old within the next day or so.
Henry calls for patience in Walcott's developmentArsenal captain Thierry Henry has called for Theo Walcott to be given the time to develop without the expectations of a nation weighing heavily on his young shoulders.
Silent Stan' makes noise as a major player in USA London look at American sports owners. The story focuses on Colorado Rapids owner Stan Kroenke and then branches out to the four other US based owners of MLS teams.
Manchester United and Chelsea both won so there is no change at the top of the table, Man Utd still lead by six points. Arsenal won but Wigan gave them a scare. Liverpool had a rough time in Newcastle. At the bottom of the table, Watford beat West Ham.
Manchester United, Chelsea and Arsenal play at home this weekend. Liverpool travel to Newcastle. Reading host Aston Villa in what may be an interesting match. In the relegation zone, West Ham face Watford. Saturday Feb. 10, 2007 (ET, US TV)
Gunners hand Randall pro contractArsenal manager Arsene Wenger has signed promising youngster Mark Randall on professional terms at the club.
Wenger: I will stop in 10 yearsArsène Wenger has admitted that he will stop being a manager in ten years, before his 67th birthday.
Henry doesn't know if he will play in CardiffThierry Henry doesn't know if he will take part in the Carling Cup final in Cardiff against Chelsea.
Thierry for sale? Arsenal for sale?THE SUNDAY EXPRESS said the Arsenal board met to discuss the unthinkable : the sale of Henry in the summer.
Saturday Chelsea won which cut Manchester United's led by three points until Sunday when the Red Devils also won. Everton got a point off of Liverpool. Thierry Henry equalized for a ten-man Arsenal.
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