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Arsenal Asia Tour 2011

BLOG_MY — Fri, 08 Jul 2011 10:38:48 GMT

A sparkling 125 year legacy.
Powered by one of the European greats.
Glory awaits this season.
Watch this space for Inside Access to the Gunners.

Are you a Gunner through and through? Do you bleed red for Arsenal?

nikesingpore — Wed, 22 Jun 2011 06:18:25 GMT

We’re looking for a football fanatic who’s a Gunner all the way. If you’re that person, we’d like to speak to you.

The Gunners will be playing the Malaysia National Team on 13 July 2011, and we will be bringing one hardcore Arsenal fan to KL to go behind the scenes and watch the match.

Think that person should be you? Then register and tell us why.

Make it happen and you could be mixing it with the Arsenal stars like a true Gunner!

Visit this link to register http://go.nike.com/8518epr

Registration is free of charge and will be closed on 30 June 2011.

Arsenal vs Barcelona

nikesingpore — Thu, 17 Feb 2011 06:41:57 GMT

A fightback built on composure.
Camp Nou awaits.

Arsenal 2010/2011 Club Kits

BLOG_MY — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 12:09:43 GMT

The new Arsenal away kit has arrived. This eye-catching yellow shirt was inspired by the strip worn by the 1989 league-winners. The new kits are made entirely from recycled polyester, with each shirt directly produced from up to eight plastic water bottles.

Get your shirt: http://go.nike.com/ArsenalAway

London Pride

BLOG_MY — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 04:13:25 GMT

Two teams.

5 miles.

In a week of colossal derby matches, Arsenal make the short away trip to their local rivals.

The Gunners have the Premier League title in their sights.

First, they’ve got to take care of business a little closer to home.

Master Tacticians

BLOG_MY — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 08:32:17 GMT

After a classic European match of goals, suspensions and controversy, Arsene Wenger and Pep Guardiola face the prospect of guiding their teams through an equally explosive second leg.

Pep had Barcelona and Zlatan Ibrahimovic dominating the first leg until Wenger's introduction of Theo Walcott changed the game and swung it back into the Gunners' favour.

With a semi-final place at stake, and without some of the world's finest attacking players, both managers will pit all of their experience and expertise against each other in the biggest clash of the season.

Will they stay true to their attacking ethos?

How would you respond?

Have your say on the Nike Football Facebook page.

In A Game Of Stars

BLOG_MY — Fri, 02 Apr 2010 07:36:01 GMT

Zlatan is the star of the newest Nike Soccer video--a title he intends to keep tonight, in the week's most anticipated battle.

Wearing the brand new Mercurial Vapor Superfly II against Arsenal, Ibrahimovic will be shooting for goals in hopes of sending Barcelona to the top.

Can the stalwart striker rise up in a match full of stars?

Bendtner’s Bombshell

BLOG_MY — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 03:08:35 GMT

On a tricky away day, Arsenal’s determination and strength of character earned them a crucial three points.

Against a side battling for survival, Andrey Arshavin’s jinking run and finish looked to be the games’ telling moment but it was Nicklas Bendtner’s injury time winner that broke home fans’ hearts and keeps the Gunners in touch at the top of the Premier League.

Theo's Perfect Timing

BLOG_MY — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 11:14:32 GMT

Written off twice already this season, Arsenal are showing the fortitude and resolve it takes to win the title.

Cesc Fabregas' wonderfully worked one-two put them 1-0 up before Theo Walcott's darting run and composed finish, and Andrei Arshavin's near-post piledriver capped a dominant performance for the Gunners.

Two points separate first from third at the top of the Premier League. Arsenal are more than just contenders.

Should Walcott go to South Africa with England?

Have your say on the Nike Football Facebook page.

Pressure Spot

BLOG_MY — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 03:29:39 GMT

In a match marred by bad blood and passion, Arsenal needed to show resolve.

A horrific injury threatened to distract the focus on the pitch but as the match reached its conclusion, Nicklas Bendtner earned Arsenal a late lifeline.

A 90th minute penalty always carries pressure but when it’s a potential match winner, with emotions running high, it needs mental strength to take responsibility.

And for the second week running, Cesc Fabregas stepped up to lead by example, scoring from the spot; for his injured teammate; for the win.

Captain's Example

nikesingpore — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 02:51:45 GMT

Driving force; inspiration; captain fantastic: Cesc Fabregas is many things to Arsenal football club.

Perhaps the finest exponent of Arsene Wenger's nurturing approach to the beautiful game, Cesc returned to inspire Arsenal to a hard-fought victory that put the Gunners on the verge of the Premier League summit.

After scoring the game's opener, and masterminding the second, the influential Spaniard struck his 10th league goal of an already impressive season.

A convincing win on Wednesday night will see Arsenal top the table; a befitting throne for the Premier League's new king.

Cesc's on course for his best scoring season. Can he break the 15 goal barrier?

Have your say on the Nike Football Facebook page

The kids are alright

nikesingpore — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 09:58:54 GMT

Written off for the title, decimated by injuries, and reeling from high profile summer exits, Arsenal's faith in its wealth of young talent has been sorely tested this season.

Guided by Arsene Wenger's devotion to playing the beautiful game, the new generation vindicated their manager's unwavering football philosophy by stepping up when it mattered.

Carlos Vela has shown flashes of the creative genius under Eduardo's tutelage, Jack Wilshere's eased into his attacking pre-season form, and Alex Song's emergence as a midfield enforcer has been instrumental in the club's renewed assault on the Premiership.

Unbeaten in their last five games, boasting four convincing wins from four in the Premiership, and fighting on three fronts for silverware, Arsenal's youngsters had to come of age quickly. They have.

Can Wenger's young guns deliver silverware this season? Have your say on the Nike Football Facebook Page

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Denilson finishes in style

BLOG_TH — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 03:55:52 GMT

When you need one more result to qualify for the knockout stages of Europe’s elite club competition, any kind of goal will do.

But Denilson does it in style. As the first half drew to a close, the Arsenal striker received the ball, looked up and hit a sizzling 35-yard strike to double his team’s lead.

Arsenal march on.

Bitter rivals, sweet victory

BLOG_TH — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 03:51:00 GMT

Cesc stands in the centre circle. His first North London derby as captain. His team 1-0 up. Time to kill the game.

The match re-starts. Cesc bursts out of the traps. Steals the ball, dances past one player, two, three. Then, with the goal at his mercy, calmly strokes the ball home.

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