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BluesForever je napisao/la:Zar nisu pokusali proširiti Highbury.Arsenal bi i dan danas harao Engleskom da su ostali na Highburyu.

Zodiac je napisao/la:Možda je rekonstrukcija bila nemoguća ili jednostavno nije bilo prostora za istu

AllGunsBlazing je napisao/la:Spominje se konstantnost Bayerna i osvajanje Borussije, ne bih da omalovazavam ove dvije ekipe, ali Njemacka liga ja ipak slabija od Engleske. Tamo nemas tima koji moze dovesti skoro svakog igraca na svijetu, ovdje imas dva pa cak mozda i tri.

Rockefeller je napisao/la:Wenger said: “If you give players a chance from 18, and at 23 they go somewhere else – you work ­basically for ­another club.

“When you go for a policy like ours, it’s important you keep the players at your club from 23 ­onwards. If they are British and have Arsenal ingrained in them from an early age, it is easier to keep them. What you want is for the players to grow up together and say ‘we will be successful together’.

“Of course, if we can keep these players together it can help us catch City and United. Wilshere, Walcott, Gibbs and Oxlade-Chamberlain are all young and they are all good players.

“You need a core that represents the values of the club. We had it before. Chelsea had it with John Terry and Frank ­Lampard, people who represent the strength and values of the club. Manchester United have had it as well.

“We had the period where we kept our players together for eight, nine years. Thierry Henry and Patrick Vieira, they stayed together for eight, nine years. I believe it’s ­important the guys we have just signed now stay ­together.”

Greivis je napisao/la:Vidim neki spominju Bayern i Borussiu. Ta dve kluba da igraju u Engleskoj, ne bi nikada igrala LP, sto bi se uveliko odrazilo na njihovo poslovanje.

Clearly still hurt by Fabregas’s departure in the summer of 2011, when his £35 million transfer to his boyhood team coined Arsenal’s reputation as a selling club, the manager said: “Fabregas was an exception, a world-class player.

"I’m not convinced that he will not one day come back here, because he is a real Arsenal man.

“He loves Arsenal, he watches every Arsenal game. But of course, Barcelona was his home town and you had to accept that that would come into it, especially with their club having the best team in the world at that time.”

A dramatic Fabregas return to the Emirates is unlikely to happen in the immediate future, given the 25 year-old’s flourishing into one of La Liga’s most dynamic attacking midfielders under coach Tito Vilanova.

Wenger admitted: “In the next two to three years certainly not – but maybe later.”