The Domestic Battle Returns

The hiatus of the International break proved to be a rather costly one for all Gooners. Several of our torchbearers, Robin Van Persie, Abou Diaby and the young Kieran Gibbs failed to return as they had gone. Our tryst with injuries has always been a forgettable one, however we should conjure enough creativity and magic to dispose off Sunderland, but it would be foolish to underestimate them.11Gunners looks at the Game as EPL is knocking again at your doorsteps..

Carrying on from a resounding victory over Alkmaar in the midweek, there is no reason why a confident Arsenal side shouldn’t make short work of a struggling Wolves tomorrow. We seem to have struck a chord this season, that has seen us blow teams away but apart from a 6-1 thrashing of Everton on opening day, we have been susceptible to droppong points away from home. Catching up with Chelsea will become that much more harder if we drop points in games like these, so there is no scope of any complacency whatsoever. 11Gunners looks at tomorrow’s game as another exciting week of Premiership beckons..

The celerations shall continue

A thoroughly satisying weekend of Premier League action for any Gooner, a deserved victory, 3 of our nearest 4 rivals faltering in their quest, squad close to being full strength, the signs are there, the indications are becoming more clearer than ever that this might just be our year. Too optimistic you say, I say hope is what we live on!!

11 Gunners throws light on a weekend that may prove to be the detrimental in the scheme of things at the top one come next May..