February 1st, 2010
Arsenal did what they could to respond. Fabregas fired inches over and Song stretched Edwin van der Sar. The Cameroon international also cracked an effort just wide.
They were all worthy efforts but were all from distance. You sensed that, with a 3-0 goal advantage, Manchester United were happy to let Arsenal try their luck from that range.
On the hour, Wenger made an attacking substitution – Theo Walcott for Denilson. Ten minutes later, he threw on Bendtner and Eboue for Rosicky and Nasri.
The pattern was now set for the remainder of the game. Arsenal would have ample possession and press forward, Manchester United would soak up everything and take what they could on the break.
Sixteen minutes from they time, that tactic nearly saw them grab a fourth. Rooney went marauding across the halfway line and then sprinted clear as Eboue stumbled. Fortunately for Arsenal he dragged his shot wide.
Emirates Stadium was understandably muted a full time, except for a pocket of travelling fans in the away end.
They had much to celebrate. Meanwhile Arsenal must simply steel themselves for next Sunday.
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January 28th, 2010
After a first half with no goals, Bendtner played from 62 minute.
In the second half the Arsenal team is the most lively, especially on the left with Clichy but his cross was deflected by Freidel and Collins can sweep away. On the other hand we also see the Aston Villa with an excellent Ashley Young, but his cross to the far post is not collected by Downing. Begins to push the Aston Villa that makes collection of corners, due largely to the offensive sorties by Ashley Young. From set pieces but the home team fails to be decisive, despite the hesitation of the goalkeeper. To break the break the Villans Arshavin tries with his classic action pass from midfield and kick the man on goal. Everything seems perfect, but his conclusion, after having passed Cuellar, is only diverted from Freidel, Rosicky tries to tap-in winner but the ball splinter the crossbar.
In 63 minutes Nicklas Bendtner meet again in the field, back after groin hernia suffered during the derby against Tottenham Hotspur last October. In 10 of the first term replacement for O’Neill in the field that launches Delphi for Heskey, while Wenger would reintroduce Nasri for Rosicky.
Final, Aston Villa – Arsenal 0-0.
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January 22nd, 2010
Nicklas Bendtner should be available for the Villa game on January 27 too. He should be back from next week onwards – Monday or Tuesday. Maybe he will not be completely ready for Stoke but, after that, he should be able to be in the squad.
This is great news for all fans of Nicklas Bendtner and Arsenal finally to see him playing again after a lengthy 3 month spell on the sidelines. Ahead of Denmark’s historic trip to South Africa this summer for the World Cup 2010 Former international Ebbe Sand has handed out praise for the 22 year old hitman, he says Nicklas will be a big player in this tournament and is on the right track.
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January 20th, 2010
Nicklas Bendtner will end his long nightmare Wednesday 27 January evening, when Arsene Wenger’s troops travel to Villa Park, Birmingham to face Aston Villa. Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has gone on record after the 0-2 win at Bolton and said Nicklas should be back fully for the trip to Champions League pretenders Aston Villa.
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December 31st, 2009
Arsenal striker Nicklas Bendtner, injured his back and hamstring 2 months, will be unavailable for another 3 weeks.
To tell the coach Arsene Wenger on the club’s website. Bendtner, Danish, is injured on 13 October during the derby against Tottenham (3-0), and was made in a slipped disc, now absorbed, but is still suffering from adductor problems. His return was originally planned for late December.
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December 9th, 2009
The Merengue is not coming back in England at the Gunners, despite Robin van Persie, Nicklas Bendtner and Eduardo are all out through injury. From the pages of The Mirror, Wenger has admitted that this set of players k.o. inevitably lead the team on the market: “We are in early December, if we are in the same situation even in January we will see what to do – admit – but we can not dream of finding a world-class player, because that is what we need.”
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November 28th, 2009
Arsene Wenger today confirmed Danish striker Nicklas Bendtner will be back in full training in two weeks. Nicklas was originally set to play against Manchester City in the Carling Cup tie at the City of Manchester but will now more than be short of fitness for the tie.
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November 28th, 2009
Nicklas Bendtner’s father/agent Thomas Bendtner has said that Nicklas is back in light training and is eager to get back in the swing of things. Nicklas has been out of action since late October, but Arsenal do not wish to rush him back incase of a reaccurrance of the thigh injury.
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November 19th, 2009
Nicklas Bendtner has claimed his most prestigious award yet after being named the Danish Footballer of the Year for 2009.
The award was presented to the injury-striken front-man in a special programme called Dansk Fodbold Award on the TV2 television network in his homeland.
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October 29th, 2009
Arsenal play against Liverpool in Carling Cup on Emirates.
It was 1-1 half time and the “Baby-Gunners” find the decisive goal at 50 ‘. After a nice maneuver orchestrated by Merida and Ramsey, the Danish Nicklas Bendtner scored under the crossbar to give Arsenal a 2-1 victory over Liverpool.
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