Hey!
Tomorrow will be our first match after two Arsenaless week. We will meet Chelsea in Emirates on 20:00 (London).
Matches between this two teams are always intersting to watch. Our players scored some great goals against Blues so I suggest to enjoy some of them.
I begin from our top goalscorer ever - Thierry Henry.
Henry goal in FA Cup season 2002-03 at Highbury
http://www.mediafire.com/?7v5ibwozgaw5bhu
Henry scored twice against Chelsea in season 2004-05.
First his goal from left foot
http://www.mediafire.com/?4989zbx9899d76c
His second goal from freekick, ref allowed to shoot without whistle
http://www.mediafire.com/?sae8b6dqcwb7wgk
Funny goal after Cudicini blooper
http://www.mediafire.com/?2gfc32h1jyv4mqa
Stuning goal from Jose Antonio Reyes. His first goal for Arsenal
http://www.mediafire.com/?2gfc32h1jyv4mqa
Shame that this talent have a bad character
Another long shoot. Ray Parlour scored in FA Cup final 2002. One of the my favourite goals, and very important. "It's only Ray Parlour"
http://www.mediafire.com/?2gfc32h1jyv4mqa
Another one goal from FA Cup final 2002 by Freddie Ljungberg ("It's fuckin excellent" - said Freddie after FA Cup win)
http://www.mediafire.com/?9o8d2cj02ruhsgc
I repeate some from my last post. Beautiful chip by Paul Merson in 1992-93
http://www.mediafire.com/?4vuv42bvwdl017j
Next two goals from Lee Dixon.Intersting that both goals save us and get draw for us
1991-92 at Stamford Bridge
http://www.mediafire.com/?4vuv42bvwdl017j
1995-96 at Highbury
http://www.mediafire.com/?dti57zhrzxp6i8w
Goal by another Man from Back Four - Nigel Winterburn get us victory on last minute at Stamford Bridge
http://www.mediafire.com/?dti57zhrzxp6i8w
One more nice and important goal at Bridge by Kanu. Last goal from his hattrick
http://www.mediafire.com/?111cd7nkxh0bf3v
Last our win at Emirates. 1-0. Season 2007-08. Gallas scored one goal
http://www.mediafire.com/?111cd7nkxh0bf3v
Kolo Toure first goal for Arsenal
http://www.mediafire.com/?06hy8y7d43icig1
And in the end. Two goals from our last win over Chelsea. 2008-09. Stamford Bridge. Robin Van Persie scored twice
First goal
http://www.mediafire.com/?wm5y0cauj11qngu
Second goal
http://www.mediafire.com/?fj5bk6jpws0z877
Enjoy it and good luck to us tomorrow! Come on you Gunners!
воскресенье, 26 декабря 2010 г.
пятница, 24 декабря 2010 г.
Intro and Magic Merse
Hi! I want to start blog about Arsenal. I start from introducing myself
My name is Dmitry. I'm from Moscow, Russia. I'm Arsenal fan since 2000 year. My favourite players from current squad are Van Persie, Vermaelen, Nasri, Sagna, Wilshere, Bendtner. From ex-players are Bergkamp, Seaman, Parlour, Pires, Vieira, Henry, Adams and many many more.
Now I want to tell some words about blog. I have many Arsenal videos on my hard-drive, goals, hightlights, matches, season reviews. And I want to share it with others.
I think I will start from uploading goals of our ex-players and legends.
And first will be - Paul Merson.
Paul Merson is my favourite player from players which I didn't see in live games. But I see his goals on video, highlights, reviews and some matches.
Biography:
Paul Merson simply loved playing football.
With an infectious smile always on display, Merson was championed by the Highbury faithful, and his team-mates appreciated him too. The Londoner bought flair and imagination to the Arsenal side, often producing the spectacular and unexpected.
The young Merson had bags of promise but spent time on loan at Brentford in order to gain some consistency. It worked. The forward returned from Griffin Park in 1987 and was thrust straight into the Gunners first-team.
Rather than be overawed by the situation, Merson thrived, scoring three times in his first five starts. However, despite his early impact, a regular starting place eluded the talismanic striker until the 1988/89 season. Then, he coupled hard graft with verve and enterprise, going on to play a key role as the Club won their first League title in 18 years.
His development into one of the country's hottest prospects was confirmed with the PFA Young Player of the Year award, and international recognition soon followed - he went on to make 21 appearances at senior level.
Merson had, by trade, been a striker, but as time went on a deeper lying role become more common. After a brief, but alarming, dip in form Paul found comfort behind Alan Smith and in tandem with winger Anders Limpar. From his new vantage point Merson could dictate the pace of an attack, combining raking diagonal passes with sharp exchanges and incisive runs. In 1991/92 he was irresistible.
However things began to go awry during the next campaign as Merson's well-documented personal problems affected his game. In late 1994 he underwent therapy for his addictions and some people believed he was finished. Not a chance.
Merson returned with a an unbroken run of over 100 appearance. The fans welcomed him back with open arms. He was a firm favourite, not least for his mercurial talent but for the manner in which he carried himself on the field. He battled with every ounce of energy whenever he wore the shirt, replacing an initial caution with moments of the original 'Merse'. In 1996 he justifiably earned a recall to the England set-up.
Merson left one summer later. Gone were his playing days at Arsenal, but the memory of both his character and playing ability will last a long, long time.
sourse: Arsenal.com
Paul with his award "Young Player of the season"
After Arsenal leaving he played for Middlesbrough, Aston Villa, Portsmouth, Walsall and Tamworth. He played 425 matches and scored 99 goals for Arsenal.
Paul and his legendary celebration after FA Cup final 1993 against Sp***
Now some goals which I upload on Youtube.
Beautifully chip against Chelsea in 1992-93 season
Fantastic goal in League Cup final 1993 versus Sheff Wed
Not from my collection, but I will post it here. Merse goal for Aston Villa against Everton
My link include 29 goals of Paul Merson goals for Arsenal. Some not best quality, so sorry.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=5KQRGY0M
"You have to win when you play at Arsenal, home, away, youth team, reserves and first team, bottom line" (c) Paul Merson quote (thanks to arsenal quotes, http://twitter.com/arsenalquotes)
As said one commentator, Paul Merson is not great goalscorer, he's scorer of great goals.
ps: sorry for my English.
pps: Merry Christmas!
My name is Dmitry. I'm from Moscow, Russia. I'm Arsenal fan since 2000 year. My favourite players from current squad are Van Persie, Vermaelen, Nasri, Sagna, Wilshere, Bendtner. From ex-players are Bergkamp, Seaman, Parlour, Pires, Vieira, Henry, Adams and many many more.
Now I want to tell some words about blog. I have many Arsenal videos on my hard-drive, goals, hightlights, matches, season reviews. And I want to share it with others.
I think I will start from uploading goals of our ex-players and legends.
And first will be - Paul Merson.
Paul Merson is my favourite player from players which I didn't see in live games. But I see his goals on video, highlights, reviews and some matches.
Biography:
Paul Merson simply loved playing football.
With an infectious smile always on display, Merson was championed by the Highbury faithful, and his team-mates appreciated him too. The Londoner bought flair and imagination to the Arsenal side, often producing the spectacular and unexpected.
The young Merson had bags of promise but spent time on loan at Brentford in order to gain some consistency. It worked. The forward returned from Griffin Park in 1987 and was thrust straight into the Gunners first-team.
Rather than be overawed by the situation, Merson thrived, scoring three times in his first five starts. However, despite his early impact, a regular starting place eluded the talismanic striker until the 1988/89 season. Then, he coupled hard graft with verve and enterprise, going on to play a key role as the Club won their first League title in 18 years.
His development into one of the country's hottest prospects was confirmed with the PFA Young Player of the Year award, and international recognition soon followed - he went on to make 21 appearances at senior level.
Merson had, by trade, been a striker, but as time went on a deeper lying role become more common. After a brief, but alarming, dip in form Paul found comfort behind Alan Smith and in tandem with winger Anders Limpar. From his new vantage point Merson could dictate the pace of an attack, combining raking diagonal passes with sharp exchanges and incisive runs. In 1991/92 he was irresistible.
However things began to go awry during the next campaign as Merson's well-documented personal problems affected his game. In late 1994 he underwent therapy for his addictions and some people believed he was finished. Not a chance.
Merson returned with a an unbroken run of over 100 appearance. The fans welcomed him back with open arms. He was a firm favourite, not least for his mercurial talent but for the manner in which he carried himself on the field. He battled with every ounce of energy whenever he wore the shirt, replacing an initial caution with moments of the original 'Merse'. In 1996 he justifiably earned a recall to the England set-up.
Merson left one summer later. Gone were his playing days at Arsenal, but the memory of both his character and playing ability will last a long, long time.
sourse: Arsenal.com
Paul with his award "Young Player of the season"
After Arsenal leaving he played for Middlesbrough, Aston Villa, Portsmouth, Walsall and Tamworth. He played 425 matches and scored 99 goals for Arsenal.
Paul and his legendary celebration after FA Cup final 1993 against Sp***
Beautifully chip against Chelsea in 1992-93 season
Fantastic goal in League Cup final 1993 versus Sheff Wed
Not from my collection, but I will post it here. Merse goal for Aston Villa against Everton
My link include 29 goals of Paul Merson goals for Arsenal. Some not best quality, so sorry.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=5KQRGY0M
"You have to win when you play at Arsenal, home, away, youth team, reserves and first team, bottom line" (c) Paul Merson quote (thanks to arsenal quotes, http://twitter.com/arsenalquotes)
As said one commentator, Paul Merson is not great goalscorer, he's scorer of great goals.
ps: sorry for my English.
pps: Merry Christmas!
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