Good morning dear readers! Thank God it's Friday and I believe you've already drafted plans for the weekend. Guess you are a bit disappointed that Arsenal's Premier League game wouldn't be in your weekend schedule as it will come up at a later date which is on Monday night. Just stay calm and wait.
What I am about to reveal to you is the current state of the Arsenal team as we prepare to face Hull City few days from now. This update is coming from Arsene Wenger himself. He had little to comment on since many of the injured stars have recovered from their various problems.
At his pre-Hull Press Conference, the Arsenal manager said that he has no injury issues except for that of Mathieu Debuchy who is battling with a hamstring injury which he got in training. When he will come back is still unknown but one thing is for sure - he would not be available for Monday. Every other player [even Diaby] is okay.
The Frenchman expressed delight over the mass availability of players and stressed the importance of having everyone in contention at this point in the season.
"We are at a period of the season where it’s going to be important to have everybody on board and to see everyone fit makes us stronger", Wenger told pressmen.
"We are on a good run, we want to keep it going and the fact that we have plenty of [selection] opportunities is very interesting for me."
It seems this season has been a bit favourable for us on the injury front when compared to the last few seasons. Is it that there has been an improvement in the activities of our medical team? Time will tell.
Oh! I almost forgot we have landed into the month of May. Welcome to a new month and I pray that this month will be by far better than the previous ones. See you soon.
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