I've got Sol but I'm not a soldier

So we have Sol back and I must say that I am very happy to see him back even if he isn’t the player he used to be.

Many people think that our fall from glory's grace began when Vieira left us, but actually it all started when big Sol decided it was time to move on.

Now I know some of you will be saying that I am an idiot and maybe I am but hear me out on this it's merely an opinion.

Yes our last trophy was the 2005 FA cup Vieira's last game for the club, but it wasn’t just his penalty kick that won us that game it was our stubborn defending marshaled by Sol Campbell himself.

The following year saw us reach the champions league final with the best defensive record in history surpassing the masters in defending AC Milan. In this final we were the better team and our forwards looked they could score at any moment, but it was Sol who rose to occasion to score a wonderful headed goal into the back of the net.

Big games ask for big players and boy was he a big player, and I am so glad to have him back.

So welcome back Sol u are truly a legend.

Philip Senderos

Big Phil was to be our defensive rock for many years to come, but unfortunately for him and us he lost the confidence to play at the highest of levels, and it is reported that he will be moving to Everton. I personally think he should stay; players need games to become the best and if no one can say that he didn’t learn a thing or two on loan to Milan. So I hope he stays with us the more cover the better and Galas isn’t going to be this good forever.

Fran Marida

I think this boy should be more patient, his is playing regularly in the side of course that is due to the lack of first team players in the squad at the moment, but I think if he is getting chances to impress then he should impress not want to move to another club. We will see what happens over the next few weeks and how they progress.

The Business End

The Arsenal Boys sit comfortably in third place only three points behind Chelsea and two points behind United with a game in hand, and I have a feeling deep down that when we play Bolton for the second time in a week and beat them home and away that we will be top of the league. With the like of Fabre gas, B52, and Walcott back and possibly Clichy we actually just might be able to stay top.

Till next time Emirates Gooners.

Keep it real, keep it loud, and keep it Arsenal!

Joseph Joshua