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Get real, Spurs - you only did half a job on Arsenal

Yes, Tottenham deserved to win, not just in the clash at White Hart Lane but over the two legs. But face the facts, fans - you only beat a half-strength Gunners side. Posted January 25, 2008 by nanda nalluri

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A neutral's view: Wenger's system will win Arsenal the title

No Thierry Henry, so what? Sportingo's Mark Rivlin has already seen enough this season to convince him the Gunners have the edge over Manchester United, Chelsea and Liverpool. Posted September 03, 2007 by Mark Rivlin

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RVP and Cesc Fabregas can lead Arsenal's young guns to Premiership glory

Manchester United, Chelsea and Liverpool may be in for a surprise as Arsene Wenger's youngsters come of age. Posted August 07, 2007 by Orion Assante

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Maria Sharapova's maturity at 20 puts Serena Williams to shame

The Russian is the embodiment of the true sporting spirit in accepting defeat graciously and being honest with the press and fans. Contrast this with the likes of Serena Williams after a defeat. Posted November 16, 2007 by Louise McNamara

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Arsenal's world-class youth system shows no signs of slowing down

Arsene Wenger has established probably the finest youth policy in the Premier League ahead of Manchester United, Manchester City and Middlesbrough. Posted October 04, 2007 by sean oakes

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Serena Williams is a winner; tennis the loser

The great American's eighth Grand Slam proves she is fitter than we thought. But does it also reveal that the WTA is in worse shape than we imagined? Posted January 27, 2007 by Boyce Adams

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Who's Queen Bee of women's tennis - Justine Henin or Serena Williams?

By far the hottest rivalry in women’s tennis, the American and the Belgian continue their quest for domination. Drama, courage and pure brilliance are just three of many factors that have excelled the rivalry to new heights. Posted October 09, 2007 by Aasim Shaffi

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Arsenal, Chelsea - and the British game that Manchester United strive to protect

The Gunners thrashed Blackburn with one Englishman in their team - and Chelsea rarely field more than three. Why can't they do it the Manchester United way and link the best of British with the cream of continental talent? Posted December 26, 2006 by Donna Gee

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Three of these Arsenal kids are just not good enough!

The FA Cup humiliation at Manchester United will have confirmed to Arsene Wenger that Justin Hoyte, Armand Traore and Nicklas Bendtner don't have the etiquette to eat at the top table. The Arsenal boss should send them off to finishing schools. Posted February 17, 2008 by Joe Baker

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Serena Williams' toughest opponent is her own mental state

The world's most dominant player for several years can blow any opponent off court with her power game, but she's being let down by her own mental frailties. Posted October 19, 2007 by J.R. Williams

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