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Wenger "not a fan" of Van Persie's placenta cure

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is not a fan of alternative medicine - but accepts whatever makes a player comfortable can only help the healing process. (ESPN England)

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger happy to let Robin van Persie try placenta treatment

Arsene Wenger says he gave Robin van Persie permission to undergo a 'placenta cure' on his injured ankle. (The Telegraph)

Eduardo signs long-term deal with Arsenal

LONDON, Nov 18 (Reuters) - Croatia striker Eduardo has signed a new long-term contract with Arsenal, the Premier League club said on Wednesday. (Reuters)

Duisburg up against Arsenal in last eight

European titleholders FCR 2001 Duisburg will take on Arsenal LFC in the March quarter-finals while Montpellier Hérault SC will meet Umeå IK after the draw for the rest of the competition was made. (UEFA)

Sunderland v Arsenal - Follow LIVE text commentary

Sunderland v Arsenal Follow every kick as Sunderland take on Arsenal at Stadium of Light in the Premier League on 21-Nov-2009, kick off time 15:00 ... (Football.co.uk)

Arsenal fullback Gibbs suffers foot injury

LONDON, Nov 18 (Reuters) - Arsenal left back Kieran Gibbs was taken to hospital for an x-ray after hobbling off with a foot injury in the 21st minute of England's goalless European under-21 Championship qualifier in Lithuania on Tuesday. (Reuters)

European Leagues preview

Under-pressure sides Liverpool and Bayern Munich face huge tests at home, while Arsenal, Barcelona and Inter Milan have away examinations to pass. (FIFA)

Arsenal confirm Van Persie out for six weeks

LONDON, Nov 16 (Reuters) - Dutch striker Robin van Persie will be out for six weeks after damaging right ankle ligaments, Premier League Arsenal confirmed on Monday. (Reuters)

Wenger boosted by injury news

Injuries to Arsenal pair Robin van Persie and Kieran Gibbs are not as severe as first feared. (PremierLeague.com)

Wenger: Arsenal can cope with Van Persie blow

Arsene Wenger is confident that Arsenal will cope with the enforced absence of Robin van Persie and has spoken of his "relief" that the striker was not sidelined for considerably longer than six weeks. (ESPN England)

Wenger: Arsenal injuries could be worse

• Van Persie out for 'six weeks' with ankle-ligament damage
• Gibbs may return for Tuesday's game with Standard Liege

Arsenal's manager Arsène Wenger has expressed his relief that Robin van Persie and Kieran Gibbs were not as seriously injured as feared during the international break.

The los... (The Guardian)

French antics upset Wenger

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger admitted his fellow countrymen can take no pride in the way they qualified for the World Cup. (4 the Game)

TEAMtalk Predicts: Sunderland v Arsenal

We're going head-to-head with fans to guess the outcome of a Premier League game every week this season and next up is Sunderland v Arsenal. (Team Talk)

Wenger positive despite Van Persie blow

Arsene Wenger maintains Arsenal have the strength to cope without injured frontman Robin van Persie. (Metro)

Teams that have done a Wimbledon

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"German side TSG Hoffenheim and Italian side Como have played in the top five tiers of their respective national league systems in this decade alon... (The Guardian)

Gibbs to be ready for November Chelsea clash

Arsenal have confirmed Kieran Gibbs' foot injury is not as bad as first feared - and he could now be fit to face Chelsea later this month. (ESPN England)

Andy Townsends Boot Room- Boy wonder Robin a hard act to follow

While a lot of the attention this week has been about the novel methods used to treat Robin van Persie's ankle, the effect of his injury will really be felt when Arsenal head north for a tricky game with Sunderland on Saturday... (Football.co.uk)

Draws stand in way of City's aspirations

Today's game at Anfield offers Mark Hughes's team the ideal opportunity to break a run of stalemates

If Mark Hughes has learned one thing in the last month, it is exactly what Rafael Benítez and Liverpool learned last season: draws can drag you down. Five draws, which is what Manchester City have ... (The Guardian)

Eduardo pens long-term contract with Arsenal

Arsenal striker Eduardo has signed a new long-term contract at the club. (ESPN England)

Placenta doctor goes to ground after work on Arsenal star Robin van Persie

Mariana Kovacevic, the forty-something housewife who uses placenta to treat Premier League footballers, is to be investigated by Belgrade health officials. (Daily Mail)