David Barry Dein MBE (born 7 September 1943) is a British businessman, known for being a former co-owner and vice-chairman of Arsenal Football Club, and founding the Premier League.[1] (wikipedia)
We all want to win the World Cup and I get very dismayed that there are elements that try to militate against that. I think it is important the whole nation should start to get behind the England team so we can do our best and bring some pride to the nation.
They don't come more glamorous than that. Our boys are looking good, we'll be up for it. This is another big stepping stone for the club.
Thierry knows that we want him to stay, the fans want him to stay.
He has written his own part in Arsenal's history,
That'll be up to him entirely, certainly no pressure from the board,
They are one of the great teams of Europe.
Never underestimate a club like Real Madrid because they have got such power and depth.
He will be very welcome, and he will get a great reception, why not? He deserves it because of the fact he was one of our great players, a very special player, a colossus, a giant of a man in every sense of the word.
None of these games are easy. All the other teams are hard and want to win. Nothing is easy in this draw, but it is our ambition to prove we are one of the best clubs in Europe - and we have yet to get past the quarter-finals, so we have something to prove.
We do our best to keep our prices as low as we can. It is not easy. This is the most successful league in the world and it is up to the clubs to ensure it is kept that way. The best players command the best salaries.
