Top of any Arsenal fan’s agenda this season has been the club’s crippling injury list.Robin van Persie, Nicklas Bendtner, Johan Djourou, Kieran Gibbs, Aaron Ramsey, Theo Walcott, Manuel Almunia, Cesc Fabregas, Lukasz Fabianski, Tomas Rosicky, Abou Diaby

Those disaffected Arsenal fans who are growing restless and impatient with Arsene Wenger should remember Tuesday night and the glow they felt on Wednesday.Arsenal’s demolition job of Porto was footballing poetry. Arshavin, Bendtner and Nasri all played

Nicklas Bendtner may have taken the match ball home last night – even though he gave away the fact that it was his first treble by being slightly confused as to why he was being given it – but Samir Nasri was the one who really caught the eye with his

How do you solve a problem like Nick Bendtner?Two weeks ago I defended the Arsenal striker’s team-mate Theo Walcott against a barrage of criticism, reasoning that Walcott needed the time to improve with age. Why Arsenal fans need to lay off Theo

Gunners skipper out with hamstring injury, Alex Song to replace him in midfield

By Steve Anglesey, Sports Diarist of the Year nominee 2010Strong suspicions that the Q&A section of Andrey Arshavins website has been overtaken by surrealist pranksters.Last week, the Russian forward was asked: Have you ever been stung by the bees in

Arsenal closed in on the top of the Barclays Premier League with a 3-1 win over relegation-threatened Burnley, but saw captain Cesc Fabregas withdrawn with what appeared a hamstring problem. The midfielder had volleyed the Gunners, who are now level on

Cesc Fabregas and Andrey Arshavin bagged the home side’s other goals

I am one of those critics that gets under Arsene Wengers skin by saying: Arsenal dont like it up em.Sadly, the Arsenal manager has shown a few signs recently that he is cracking under the strain. Maybe its the pressure of needing to win a trophy.What is

Arsenal boss also launches passionate defence of Theo Walcott