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Wednesday
17Mar2010

What the papers say: Fabregas eyes Hammers comeback

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The Daily Mirror - Arsenal given Fab fitness boost - Exclusive
Cesc Fabregas is ready to hand Arsenal’s Premier League title charge a huge fitness boost. The Gunners captain returned to full training yesterday after a hamstring injury and is set to face West Ham on Saturday.

The Daily Mail - Arsenal target Felipe Melo sees Juventus career thrown into doubt after spat with supporters
Juventus are tempted to cut their losses on Felipe Melo and offload the £21million flop to Arsenal. Arsene Wenger is still keen on the Brazil midfielder, despite missing out when Melo left Fiorentina for Juve last summer.

The Guardian - Arsène Wenger targets Ajax's Danish youngster Christian Eriksen
Arsène Wenger has identified the 18-year-old Ajax attacking midfielder Christian Eriksen as an Arsenal star of the future, although the manager may have to bide his time before he can conclude a deal for the Dane.

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Tuesday
16Mar2010

What the papers say: Sol defers Pompey claim to help save club

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The Sun - Sol: It's Gunner be tough
SOL CAMPBELL has warned Arsenal's youngsters not to expect an easy ride as they battle to land the Premier League title.

The Daily Mirror - Campbell wins legal battle with Portsmouth
Sol Campbell has won his £1.7million legal action against Portsmouth. But the former Pompey captain has agreed that the unpaid wage bill will not have to be settled until the crisis club finds a new buyer.

The Daily Mail - Arsenal defender Sol Campbell ends his £1.5m court case against ailing PortsmouthSol Campbell has agreed to end a £1.5m court case against Portsmouth after the crisis club admitted they do owe him the money.

The Times - Sol Campbell wins first stage in court fight with Portsmouth
Sol Campbell has won the first stage of his fight against Portsmouth for almost £2 million in unpaid wages and image rights.

The Guardian - Sol Campbell to defer claim for unpaid wages from Portsmouth
Sol Campbell has promised not to pursue Portsmouth through the courts for £1.7m in unpaid wages and image rights payments until a buyer has been found for the stricken club.

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Monday
15Mar2010

What the papers say: Fergie looking over his shoulder at Arsenal threat

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The Sun - It’s Gunner be tough for us
ALEX FERGUSON believes Arsenal will be a bigger challenge to their title aspirations than Chelsea.

The Daily Mirror - Wenger takes heart from late winner
Arsene Wenger believes Arsenal's last-gasp 2-1 victory at 10-man Hull could go a long way to delivering a first Barclays Premier League title since 2004.

The Daily Mail - It's one in the eye for City and one in the eye for Nicklas Bendtner
Some teams have a look about them that suggests they may be champions. Others look ready for a survival fight they believe can be won. So both Arsenal and Hull can afford to take something from their tense meeting at a fevered KC Stadium.

The Daily Express - THE EYES HAVE IT AS ARSENAL NICK LATE POINTS AGAIN
A BROAD grin spreads across the face of Arsene Wenger when it is put to him that the sort of late goal Nicklas Bendtner scored to clinch the points used to be the preserve of Manchester United.

The Daily Star - ARSENAL SCORE IN THE NIC OF TIME
NICKLAS Bendtner struck in stoppage time as Arsenal beat 10-man Hull to keep pace with Chelsea at the top.

The Times - Ferguson: I fear Arsenal in title race
Sir Alex Ferguson believes Arsenal pose the greatest threat to Manchester United’s hopes of a record fourth successive Premier League title.

The Daily Telegraph - Nicklas Bendtner's late goal increases Arsenal's belief they can win Premier League
Nicklas Bendtner's 93rd-minute winner, coming just two weeks after a similar victory against Stoke City, proved that there is an increasing sense that Arsenal really are ready to deliver on their vast potential.

The Guardian - Alex Ferguson says Arsenal may be biggest threat to Manchester United
Sir Alex Ferguson has spoken of his belief that Arsenal, not Chelsea, might pose the greater challenge to Manchester United's aspirations of winning the "tightest title race ever" and being crowned champions for a record fourth successive time.

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