Sentences with phrase «gunners out of action»

Not including Abou Diaby, there are now just four first team Gunners out of action; with Mesut Ozil, David Ospina, Laurent Koscielny and Mathieu Debuchy remaining on the Arsenal injury list.

And to be fair, there were not many Gunners out of action for us to worry about.

Not exact matches

Even assuming that Chelsea's three strikers are out of action though, it does not mean that the Gunners will have an easy task on Sunday as it will make Mourinho even more negative than usual and that means a massive blue bus and plenty of gamesmanship is heading to north London.

Although initially ruled out of action until 2015, the Gunners star has made excellent progress in his recovery, and will return to action far earlier than that first diagnosis suggested.

You can see the table of EPL clubs and the number of players each has missing with various illness and injury issues on physioroom.com and while the Gunners may not be right at the top for a change, we are at number five with seven players out of action.

The Arsenal and Germany international star Mesut Ozil has been out of action now for 10 weeks, ever since he heard that crack while the Gunners were playing Chelsea at Stamford Bridge and it turned out to be a much bigger problem than anyone first thought (surprise, surprise).

A few of the Gunners were in action, with Jack Wilshere, Oxlade - Chamberlain, Chambers and our new signing Danny Welbeck all getting a run out for England.

The Gunners are in real danger of missing out on the Champions League for the first time under Wenger and it could be one of his final courses of action for the club.

Arsenal will surely be desperate to keep him though, as having overcome his injury setbacks to prove his worth this season, albeit he has just suffered an issue which ruled him out of action for England over the international break, it seems like a sensible decision to prolong his stint with the Gunners.

The centre back explained to Arsenal Player that as well as knowing that being out of action is leaving his team mates and manager with a problem to deal with, especially when the Gunners have had so many out of action at the same time, it was really tough on a personal level.

Arsenal fans are already well aware of how important the Chilean international star is to Arsenal and any chance we have of winning a trophy and more importantly the title of Premier League champions, as we have seen how much the Gunners suffer when the fantastic forward is out of action or struggling for form.

The defender has been out of action since picking up a hamstring injury on December 12, and his absence was immediately followed by two defeats, something that the German defender is yet to taste in a Gunners shirt.

But the same thing can be said of all our major rivals for the Premier League title and that leaves the Gunners yet again with more of our players out of action than the others.

The France inter4national has been out of action for a couple of months, but it should not take too long before he is fit again, so there is a chance that he could be ready to play for the Gunners again after the international break.

After seeing Alexis get substituted towards the end of the Gunners fantastic win over Man United on Sunday, it looked like our star man would be out of action for some time, but as usual our star man bounced back in style.

I don't suppose it would stop Arsene Wenger and his backroom staff at Arsenal from working towards getting the rest of the summer transfer action sorted out or at least in place, but I am starting to get a little concerned about the fact that there is little sign so far of the Gunners clearing out the dead wood from the current squad.

The Arsenal winger Henrik Mhkitaryan is definitely out of action for the next few weeks, and his absence will give Arsene Wenger a headache on who to play in his place for the Gunners League games, but who could replace him out n the wing?

We are still waiting on the fitness of Abou Diaby and Serge Gnabry, who have just a single appearance between them this season but according to physioroom.com three other Gunners currently out of action could all be available to face Man City at the Etihad stadium on Sunday.

When you compare their problems to those facing Arsene Wenger, however, with important Gunners like Cazorla and Bellerin out of action, then it is the visitors rather than us who have been helped by injuries.

Just when we get our first choice central defender Laurent Koscielny back in the Gunners line - up, there is a chance that both of our front line left backs will be out of action after picking up knocks in the same match.

The Gunners have been dealt a big blow by the news that Danny Welbeck will be out of action for up to nine months and Wenger is now willing to step up his interest for a centre - forward.