To celebrate Le Professor reaching 15 years as Arsenal boss, we look at some of the highlights in his years at Highbury and the Emirates.

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Highbury hero criticises Emirates boss.

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After looking at the best wingers, a rundown of the top strikers from St James’ Park to Stamford Bridge to St Mary’s is needed.

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Supposed former Highbury star demands more from his favourite Emirates player.

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Vote on Arsene Wenger’s all-time greatest ever players to have graced the fields of Highbury and the Emirates.

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An increasing phenomenon in the Premier League is for chairman, owners and other directors to sign players for the team rather than the actual manager. While some clubs have the two parties working in harmony (Arsenal for example), there are many others where the gaffer is given a player that they may or may not have particularly wanted. [Read the rest of this entry »]

One would imagine that Mark Hughes will wake up this morning feeling pretty happy. The Welshman saw his side scrape through to the UEFA Cup group stages last night after a late equaliser and a successful penalty shoot-out against Midtjylland, meaning that he’ll be able to offer his latest acquisition the chance to play in Europe this season. [Read the rest of this entry »]

Only The Sun could bring us an ex-Arsenal legend sticking his oar in over the Berbatov to Man Utd saga, claiming that the Spurs striker could be the new Cantona if he joined the Old Trafford outfit. [Read the rest of this entry »]

Here’s something to cheer everyone up. The goon that is Ian Wright has officially left the BBC, leaving us (relatively) free of inane comments during televised England and FA Cup matches. To be fair, he stuck it out for a number of years with little to no talent, struggling to put a coherent sentence together and banging on about his son, Shaun Wright-Phillips. The Daily Telegraph confirm this excellent news – now they just need to ship Lineker out.

“Times are changing,” said Wright. “I don’t know how long young people are going to want to sit down and watch that same old ‘jacket, shirt and tie’ format.”

“Fans want people who are dressed like them. They’ve got no one to relate to on TV and that’s why I’ve said to them I don’t want to do the England games any more.

“I feel like I’m just there as a comedy jester to break the ice with Alan Shearer and Alan Hansen who just do run-of-the-mill things. I can’t do that anymore. People want something different.”

Wright is now going to present Gladiators on Sky One, the very bastion of credibility. John Fashanu had the awooga shout, what will Ian Wright’s trademark be? Perhaps most viewers would prefer it if he said very little at all.

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