Who should be Arsenal’s number 1?

Firstly, Arsene Knows Best is back! I’ll try to keep up the standard that this site was renowned for but I still might not be updating daily.

I’ll start off with a poll of the quandary that Arsene Wenger is in these days. Who should be the number one. Wenger is a mystery man so you can’t guess what is going through his mind. But who do the fans want as number one? The experience of Almunia or the talent of Mannone? Fabianski unfortunately is out injured again for three weeks so he is not an option right now. Personally I would prefer Almunia. Ok he’s not the world class keeper we should have but he’s the best we have right now. Mannone is really talented but experience is extremely vital in keepers and he doesn’t have much of it. He might put in a few really good performances but his inexperience can cost us matches. What is your opinion? Vote and let us know why in the comments section.

Current and Ex Arsenal Players voted as best in the Game

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Wilshere involved in latest diving controversy

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Pearce Predicts Bright Future for Wilshire”

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Defender Unhappy At Arsenal

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Bilic lashes out on Eduardo’s unfair ban

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What’s your View?: Eduardo given two-match ban

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Ferguson: “Arsenal will be stronger this season”

Sir Alex Ferguson has been in this game long enough not to count Arsenal out of the title race. But there is a condition. IF Arsenal’s old enemy doesn’t return – injuries; though it seems they already have returned as Nasri is out for six weeks and Rosicky for 8 weeks.

“If Arsenal keep clear of injuries, they’ll be up there challenging. Cesc Fabregas has been the architect of that team for the last three or four years.

“I think they’ll be stronger than last season.”

Good thing Ferguson didn’t mention Arsenal in the same sentence as Man City like Arsenal and Man City are going to be title contenders this season! We are way better than them and don’t deserve to be mentioned in the same sentence as them!

Walcott has had enough of beautiful football. + Wilshere’s World Cup chances

Young Englishman Theo Walcott thinks it’s about time Arsenal start playing dirty to win some trophies.

Arsenal, renowned for their beautiful football, have not been able to win a single trophy since the FA Cup in 2005 and many critics have pointed to their style of football as one of the reasons for it. Now Walcott also shares the same opinion as them and feels they will have to play dirty now and grind out wins from difficult situations to help win some trophies:

“It’s a big season for me and the rest of the team.

“The fans have been very patient for the last few years when there have not been many trophies.

“We’re not quite there yet. We need to be more cutting in the last third and a bit more dirty.

“Instead of just playing brilliant football, sometimes we need to grind out a result. We will do that. 

“We need to reflect and learn from our mistakes from last year.”

Walcott is the player who surprisingly made it to England’s World Cup squad in 2006 at a very young age and he had not even played a single game for Arsenal at that time. Now fellow Englishman, Arsenal’s 17 year old Jack Wilshere could soon be following in his footsteps and make it to the squad for the 2010 World Cup. However it all depends on whether he gets to play enough matches for Arsenal and impresses in them according to England manager Fabio Capello:

“In nine months’ time we will decide whether Wilshere will go to South Africa.

“A lot depends on whether Arsene Wenger plays him at Arsenal. He surprised me at the Emirates Cup. I saw him twice last season and he has improved a lot.

“He has a big personality, he scores goals, he plays without fear and he has big confidence.

“His team-mates always pass the ball to him. That is not normal for a player so young.”

It is England, and now that Wilshere has impressed so much already, the fans have extremely high hopes from him. Lets hope he lives up to those expectations. So far he has shown that he is not a player who can succumb to pressure so that is a vital quality of his which can help him survive in the world of football despite the huge expectations.