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.

Premier League Live Streaming

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Emirates club already has answer to their problems.

Arsenal v Bolton Live Streaming

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Former Gunners legend trying his luck where Eastern Europe meets Western Asia.

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Emirates legend blasts current manager.

Vote Now in the 2010/11 COS Awards: Make Your Voice Heard!

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New Emirates star has lofty ambitions following arrival from the Valley.

Vote Now in the 2010/11 COS Awards: Make Your Voice Heard!

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The results are in and now COS can unveil the greatest players to have graced the Highbury and Emirates turf during the Arsene Wenger era.

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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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Gary Neville retiring from Old Trafford does not only herald the end of the famous Manchester United youth team of the 1990′s but also the end of the one-club man. Increasingly players, such as Fernando Torres, declare their ‘love’ for the club (Liverp0ol) before moving to their arch-rivals (Chelsea).

COS takes a look at the dying breed of players who remain loyal to their clubs:

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It took a while but the vacancy has now been filled!

Celtic have confirmed Tony Mowbray as their new manager after a deal was concluded with West Brom.
Mowbray arrives from the club relegated from the Premier League in England along with assistant Mark Venus and first-team coach Peter Grant.
Present Celtic coach Neil Lennon will remain as part of the Scottish Premier League club’s management team.
Mowbray, who becomes the 16th manager of Celtic, will speak at a media conference at 1000 BST on Wednesday.
The Glasgow club at the weekend agreed to pay the £2m in compensation demanded by West Brom, with a Celtic source insisting that it would not reduce money available for new players.(BBC Sport)

Right man for the job? Or simply number seven on the club’s wishlist? Tony Mowbray did well to get his West Bromwich Albion side promoted to the Premier League and at least it can be said that his sides do play good football, but would he have been considered as ‘good enough’ for the post if he didn’t have links to the club from his playing career at Parkhead? I am not so sure! For freshness and on current managerial form Roberto Martinez would have been a better bet but at least Tony Adams was not considered! Have Messrs Reid, Lawell and Desmond opted for familiarity over invention?

First Harry Redknapp, then Tony Adams. Portsmouth are searching for the third manager of the season, but will there be an announcement today? [Read the rest of this entry »]

Tony Adams has once again failed as a football manager, with the Pompey board calling time on his three-month stint at Fratton Park. Many supporters continued to back the former Arsenal defender, especially after the team came so close to beating Liverpool on Saturday. However, a failure to win since November has made the powers-that-be understandably twitchy. [Read the rest of this entry »]

While the Pompey board have made all the right noises about backing Tony Adams, it’s almost inconceivable that they haven’t considered alternatives to the rookie manager. After all, the team are without a win since November and the former Wycombe gaffer seems clueless how to stop the current run of defeats which is threatening their Premier League status. [Read the rest of this entry »]

After landing the FA Cup under Harry Redknapp last season, the current campaign has been a bit of come-down for Pompey fans. OK, so another piece of silverware might have been too much to expect, although another solid Premier League placing and a decent run in the UEFA Cup would have been the quite reasonable expectation carried by many supporters. Neither have happened as Portsmouth slide down the league at a rate of knots, although there appears to be no managerial change in the offing at the moment. [Read the rest of this entry »]

Tony Adams has already had an ill-fated managerial reign at Wycombe, and it appears to be a case of history repeating at Fratton Park. After a humiliating exit at the hands of Swansea in the FA Cup, Portsmouth have continued their slide down the Premier League thanks to defeats against Aston Villa and Fulham. Will the board now step in and try and stop the rot with a new face? [Read the rest of this entry »]

This source suggests that Redknapp is closing in on this hotshot international.
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