Following on from both comments I made yesterday and an article by Chris Michaels, it now seems entirely possible that Arsenal may have very little choice in whether William Gallas remains in north London when his contract expires in the summer. Perusing

Striker Nicklas Bendtner was the toast of North London last night as he scored his first professional hat-trick to help us through to the next round of the Champions League.

When I write that Nasri doesn’t really have a position, he goes and plays a blinder in the Cesc Fabregas role.

After yesterday’s 5-0 (6-2 on aggregate) win over Porto, manager Arsene Wenger said that he didn’t mind who his team got in the next round of the Champions League.

Nicklas Bendtner was the hero for Arsenal last night as they made easy work of Porto in the Champions League.

Manager Arsene Wenger praised the way in which his team put Portugese side Porto to the sword, and overturned their 2-1 deficit from the first leg “in style”.

As we speak, Nicklas Bendtner will be feeling on top of the world. Not that this isn’t usually the case, for the Big Dane’s ultra-confidence and super-cool demeanour precede him wherever he goes!

Arsene Wenger has defended Theo Walcott after the young forward’s quiet performance for England in midweek.

Tomorrow’s game against Burnley promises to be an emotional experience for us all. As if the situation at the top of the table wasn’t exciting enough, everyone connected with Arsenal Football Club will be doing their best to go out and win their game

Manager Arsene Wenger comforted Arsenal fans yesterday by confirming that the injury suffered by midfielder Aaron Ramsey was not career-threatening.