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If we don't sign a defensive midfielder (Didn't realise but Diaby
is injured), and RoSicknote is going to be injured for a while. The
squad is starting to look mighty thin... especially of proven
Premiership player (I wonder when the ones Wenger promised are going to
arrive)
The current status quo leaves us with these options in midfield.
Walcott---Fabregas/Nasri---Song/Denilson---Nasri/Vela/Traore
Given that two of those players have never seen the premiership. I
personally don't think there is any chance of Ramsey getting
premiership games this season, so I'm discounting him. I'm loathed to
consider Eboue on the Right. Nasri can play Right too and Traore is an
option on the Left of midfield. Now to me only Fabregas has real
premiership experience, going into a campaign with only one experienced
midfielder is going to be a big ask....
We will all be expecting a series of signings?? Maybe a condition of the Hleb release was a clear run at signing Yaya.
Current are the absentees from the Barnet game include:
Abou Diaby (injured)
Cesc Fabregas (Euro 2008, returns to training July 29th)
Kolo Toure (African Qualifiers)
Philippe Senderos (Euro 2008, returned to training yesterday)
Tomas Rosicky (injured)
Samir Nasri (Euro 2008, begins training tomorrow)
Eduardo (injured)
William Gallas (Euro 2008, returns to training tomorrow)
Robin Van Persie (Euro 2008, returns to training on Monday)
Alexandre Song (African qualifiers, set to represent Cameroon at Olympics)
Gilberto (reportedly undertaking a medical at Panathinaikos)
Johan Djourou (Euro 2008, returned to training yesterday)
Lukasz Fabianski (Euro 2008, returned to training yesterday)
Emmanuel Adebayor (African qualifiers)
Emmanuel Eboue (African qualifiers)
Vincent van den Berg (on trial at FC Zwolle, currently injured)
Fran Merida (u-19 Championships, currently injured)
Kieran Gibbs (u-19 Championships)
Kerrea Gilbert (on loan at Leicester for the season, could be in action against Olimpia tonight)











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