Arsenal 2-1 BoltonPremiership Arsenal by 606 Sport Hosts (U3702819) 12 April 2007 ![]() Cesc Fabregas' first league goal in 11 months proved the difference as Arsenal stole a march on 10-man Bolton in the race for a Champions League place. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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That Boy Ronaldo (U6760779) posted Apr 15, 2007 Silenced their critics?
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MightyPadraigPost (U8090807) posted Apr 15, 2007 yeah Arsenal really lack the steel that is required at this level especially when it becomes crunchtime.
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kookiedo (U8092739) posted Apr 15, 2007 I did not see the game, but I heard we won 2-1. I think this season should be a wake-up call to Arsenal as opponents are no longer worried when they meet us. We need to get back that fear teams used to have of being trampled over and it is usually the final ball that lets us down. Hopefuly we will end up in the top four and actually mount a real challenge for some trophies. we also need water-tight confident defenders as that is also abone of contention. Chelsea has heart, Man have strength, whereas we have it all and don't use it. Fingers crossed for the start of next season.
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largeinnit (U3839155) posted Apr 15, 2007 get real, while we're not title contenders and prob won't be next season either, we're still a cut above most prem teams. Other than a catastrophe we're in champs league, 5 points clear of bolton + 1 game in hand with a better goal diff.
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Nickpe (U8113653) posted Apr 15, 2007 Any chance of an FA investigation into Davies raising his hands and hitting the Goalkeeper? I don't think so, but had it beeen the other way round. Chewing gum Sam would have been screaming. Nickpe
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Ta5 (U5739538) posted Apr 16, 2007 we defo a class above Liverpool, but not at United and CHelsea's level this season..
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livingduncan (U7766055) posted Apr 17, 2007 livingduncan
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TrevHol1 (U7784240) posted Apr 17, 2007 4arsenalfan, Comment on this article
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