Few notes on your u18s as I said I would:
GK Damian Martinez: Right footed, imposing, very good at coming off his line for the ball. Good shot stopper, decent distribution but not great. Doesn't communicate much.
DR Ben Glasgow: Right footed, good work rate and athletic ability, good positional discipline in playing his winger offside, didn't look so good on the ball.
DC Martin Angha: Cruised through the game without doing much of note at all, but was solid all round. Don't recall which foot he used.
DC Elton Monteiro: Very tall, very quick over short ground due to his stride. OK on ball, not much more. Don't recall his foot.
DL James Campbell: Definition of average, did nothing of note - good or bad - in 45 mins. Left footed.
MC Jamie Edge: Tall and very strong, intelligent, was the fulcrum of the team. Quiet but leads by example, quite probably very professional. Right footed but good on left, doesn't get forward much.
MC Kyle Ebecilio: Right footed, strong shot, decent with it. Athletically good, but went missing at times.
ML Nigel Neita: Not convinced he's a left sided player, didn't seem comfortable on that foot and is probably a striker. Is quick and has some skill to his game, but very little end product.
MR Jeffrey Monakana: Definitely a more natural wide player (right footed), gets down the line well but is a bit indecisive with his delivery and often checked out of a cross to play the ball backwards instead.
FC Alban Bunjaku: Tall, covers a lot of ground with good work rate, played with some intelligence in linking play between the lines. Right footed
FC Phillip Roberts: Unsure on footedness but would guess left. Is very quick, allowing him to shuttle across the pitch as defences play it around. Didn't really get a chance to do much with the ball though.
Subs:
DL Samir Bihmoutine: Likes to get forward and has a lot of energy, left footed. Didn't face much of a challenge from our wide players so defensively I can't comment.
MR Josh Rees: Probably not his 'natural' position but he played out there in relief of Monakana. Tall and rangy with more thoughtful play than Monakana's athletic approach, he's a tidy player with good discipline.
Jordan Wynter got two minutes but did sod all during them to comment on.
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http://soccernet-akamai.espn.go.com/design05/i/clubhouse/badges/359.gifArsenal 5 - 1 Shakhtar Donetskhttp://soccernet-akamai.espn.go.com/design05/i/clubhouse/badges/493.gif
Alex Song (19)
Samir Nasri (42)
Cesc Fábregas (pen 60)
Jack Wilshere (66)
Marouane Chamakh (69)Eduardo (82)
MATCH INFORMATION
Stadium: Emirates Stadium, England
Attendance:
Match Time: October 19, 2010, 18:45 GMT
Referee Svein Oddvar Moen
23 Andrei Arshavin for Samir Nasri (72)
2 Abou Diaby
14 Theo Walcott for Marouane Chamakh (72)
52 Nicklas Bendtner
15 Denilson for Cesc Fábregas (63)
28 Kieran Gibbs
53 Wojciech Szczęsny
ARSENAL
21 Lukasz Fabianski
27 Emmanuel Eboué 18 Sebastien Squillaci 20 Johan Djourou 22 Gaël Clichy
17 Alex Song 19 Jack Wilshere
7 Tomas Rosicky 4 Cesc Fábregas 8 Samir Nasri
29 Marouane Chamakh
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9 Luiz Adriano
10 Willian 22 Henrik Mkhitaryan 29 Alex Teixeira
3 Tomás Hubschman 19 Olexiy Gay
26 Razvan Dinca Rat 44 Yaroslav Rakitskiy 5 Olexandr Kucher 33 Darijo Srna
30 Andriy Pyatov
SHAKHTAR DONETSK
11 Eduardo for Luiz Adriano (63)
8 Jadson for Olexiy Gay (68)
27 Dmytro Chigrynskiy
12 Rustam Khudzhamov
20 Douglas Costa for Willian (45)
14 Vasili Kobin
15 Taras Stepanenko
MATCH STATS Arsenal Shakhtar Donetsk
Shots (on Goal) 13(7) 9(2)
Fouls 18 15
Corner Kicks 2 3
Offsides 1 5
Time of Possession 55% 45%
Yellow Cards 0 2
Red Cards 0 0
Saves 1 2
CARDS
ARSENALSHAKHTAR DONETSK
Tomás Hubschman (58)
Luiz Adriano (59)
Sunday, October 24
Manchester City v Arsenal
City of Manchester Stadium
Kick-off: 16.00 BST
Man City (Possible, 4-3-2-1): Hart; Boateng, K Toure, Kompany, Lescott; De Jong, Barry, Silva, Milner; Adebayor, Tévez.
Arsenal (Possible, 4-2-3-1): Fabianski; Eboué, Squillaci, Koscielny, Clichy; Song, Fabregas; Nasri, Diaby, Arshavin; Chamakh.
Referee: Mark Clattenburg. Matches: 7. R1. Y20.
In midweek Arsenal enjoyed an emphatic 5-1 win over Shakhtar Donetsk in the Champions League, but one of the scorers, Jack Wilshere, is unavailable for the Premier League trip to Eastlands following his dismissal, last weekend, against Birmingham.
Arsenal will also be aware that they have scored only four of their 18 goals this season away from home and they have gone six matches since they last kept a clean sheet.
Along with Wilshere, the visitors will also arrive at the City of Manchester Stadium without key players such as miss Bacary Sagna (thigh), Thomas Vermaelen (Achilles), Robin van Persie (ankle) and Aaron Ramsey (broken leg). And Manuel Almunia is again doubtful with an elbow problem.
City’s former Arsenal defender Kolo Toure missed the 3-2 win at Blackpool on Sunday but he could return from a hamstring strain. And another former Gunner, Emmanuel Adebayor, returned to attack at Blackpool and could retain his place as City look to put pressure on League leaders Chelsea.
City sit in second place behind Chelsea, just two points behind the reigning Barclays Premier League champions. But midfielder Yaya Toure, absent last weekend with a knee problem, is unlikely to return in time while Aleksandar Kolarov (ankle) and Mario Balotelli (knee) are still missing.
Arsenal have gone 10 games since they were last involved in a goalless draw and they have a reasonable record at City over the years. In a total of 82 visits, Arsenal have won 32, lost 30 and drawn 20. And in the Barclays Premier League, the Gunners have won nine and drawn one of 13 visits.
Last season: City 4 Arsenal 2, Arsenal 0 City 0.
Stat of the game: Arsenal have gone 10 games since they were last involved in a goalless draw.
Betting tip: City to get the better of Arsenal. A 2-1 home win is offered at 8-1.
http://soccernet-akamai.espn.go.com/design05/i/clubhouse/badges/382.gifManchester City 0 - 3 Arsenalhttp://soccernet-akamai.espn.go.com/design05/i/clubhouse/badges/359.gif
Samir Nasri (20)
Cesc Fábregas (pen miss 40)
Alex Song (66)
Nicklas Bendtner (88)
MATCH INFORMATION
Stadium: City of Manchester Stadium, England
Attendance: 47,393
Match Time: October 24, 2010, 15:00 GMT
Referee Mark Clattenburg
SUBSTITUTES
19 Joleon Lescott
3 Wayne Bridge for Yaya Touré (45)
24 Patrick Vieira
1 Shay Given
9 Emmanuel Adebayor for Carlos Tévez (53)
11 Adam Johnson
45 Mario Balotelli for Gareth Barry (72)
MANCHESTER CITY
25 Joe Hart
2 Micah Richards 38 Dedryck Boyata 4 Vincent Kompany 17 Jerome Boateng
34 Nigel De Jong 18 Gareth Barry
21 David Silva 42 Yaya Touré 7 James Milner
32 Carlos Tévez
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29 Marouane Chamakh
23 Andrei Arshavin 4 Cesc Fábregas 8 Samir Nasri
15 Denilson 17 Alex Song
22 Gaël Clichy 20 Johan Djourou 18 Sebastien Squillaci 3 Bacary Sagna
21 Lukasz Fabianski
ARSENAL
SUBSTITUTES
7 Tomas Rosicky for Andrei Arshavin (70)
27 Emmanuel Eboué
14 Theo Walcott for Cesc Fábregas (85)
52 Nicklas Bendtner for Marouane Chamakh (84)
6 Laurent Koscielny
28 Kieran Gibbs
53 Wojciech Szczęsny
MATCH STATS
Manchester City Arsenal
Shots (on Goal) 10(4) 15(7)
Fouls 11 12
Corner Kicks 6 7
Offsides 3 2
Time of Possession 35% 65%
Yellow Cards 2 4
Red Cards 1 0
Saves 4 4
CARDS
MANCHESTER CITY - ARSENAL
Dedryck Boyata (5)
Denilson (8)
Gareth Barry (13)
Cesc Fábregas (27)
Alex Song (33)
Johan Djourou (36)
Vincent Kompany (72)
联赛杯本特纳 德尼尔森 还有斯切尔死你应该会上
我也希望看到我妈冷，螺丝机，我靠，克死蟹而你，几步死，为尔泄二，依不依，微辣
Vermaelen长期挂了。。。
额····那我等nodveit
本特纳回归后状态不错 小老虎也是
昨晚睡过去了 待会看广体的重播
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Arsenal v West Ham
Barclays Premier League
Venue: Emirates Stadium Date: Saturday, 30 October Kick-off: 1500 BST
TEAM NEWS
Arsenal's Jack Wilshere serves the final game of a three-match suspension.
Defender Kieran Gibbs is sidelined with knee ligament damage suffered in the League Cup win at Newcastle.
West Ham captain Matthew Upson looks likely to miss the game against his former club Arsenal with a hamstring injury.
Striker Frederic Piquionne is doubtful with a leg problem, so Frank Nouble could be on the bench after being recalled from a loan spell at Swansea.
Arsenal
Suspended: Wilshere (one match)
Injured: Almunia (elbow), Diaby & van Persie (both ankle), Frimpong & Gibbs (both knee), Ramsey (broken leg), Vermaelen (Achilles)
West Ham
Doubtful: Piquionne (leg), Upson (hamstring)
Injured: Collison, Hines & Kurucz (all knee), Hitzlsperger (thigh)
MATCH PREVIEW
Both Arsenal and West Ham enjoyed Carling Cup wins in midweek, but that's where the similarities end. While the Gunners have dazzled at home and abroad this season, their London rivals have struggled to recover from their worst start in the club's 115-year history.
Maybe Arsenal away is the toughest game of the season, but we will try to do our best anyway
West Ham boss Avram Grant
Avram Grant's future is unlikely to be determined by the outcome at the Emirates, but the Israeli cannot afford too many more performances like last weekend's limp defeat at Newcastle. That result brought a promising run of five games unbeaten to a crashing halt and left the Hammers, who were booed off the pitch by their own supporters, marooned at the foot of the Premier League.
Grant will be hoping Wednesday's comeback victory over Stoke is enough to lift the gloom, but the wrong result at Arsenal could be disastrous for morale. Arsene Wenger's side have averaged three goals per match this season, plundering 12 in their last three outings, a terrifying prospect for the Hammers backline.
The Gunners confirmed their title-winning credentials with a resounding victory at Manchester City, with their 4-0 League Cup win over Newcastle on Wednesday fuelling the growing sense of belief that Wenger's men may be ready to end their five-year wait for silverware.
MATCH FACTS
Head-to-head
• Arsenal are unbeaten in their last six Premier League matches against West Ham.
• The Hammers have failed to score in five of their last six league meetings with Arsenal.
Arsenal
• Arsenal have won more penalties (four) and seen more opponents sent off (four) than any other side in the league.
• Manchester City are the only Premier League away team to keep a clean sheet at the Emirates Stadium in 2010.
• Samir Nasri has scored seven goals in his last seven appearances for the club in all competitions, and has netted four goals in their last four league outings.
West Ham
• West Ham were the first away team to win at the Emirates.
• They have scored only seven Premier League goals in total this season, the lowest tally in the division along with Wigan.
• The Hammers have managed just one clean sheet in their nine league matches, a 1-0 victory at home to Tottenham in September.
LEADING GOALSCORERS
Arsenal
Nasri: 7 goals (4 league); Walcott: 6 goals (4 league); Chamakh: 6 goals (3 league)
West Ham
Parker: 4 goals (2 league); Piquionne: 3 goals (2 league)
MATCH OFFICIALS
Referee: Mike Jones
Assistant referees: Dave Bryan & John Flynn
Fourth official: Keith Hill
LAST LEAGUE MATCH LINE-UPS
Arsenal (W3-0 v Man City, a): Fabianski, Sagna, Djourou, Squillaci, Clichy, Nasri, Fabregas (Walcott 85), Song, Denilson, Arshavin (Rosicky 70), Chamakh (Bendtner 84). Subs not used: Szczesny, Koscielny, Eboue, Gibbs.
West Ham (L1-2 v Newcastle, h): Green, Jacobsen, da Costa, Upson (Ilunga 53), Gabbidon, Behrami (Barrera 76), Parker, Noble, Obinna, Cole, Piquionne (McCarthy 67). Subs not used: Stech, Ben-Haim, Boa Morte, Faubert.