1000 Games Strong: Who Has Been Arsene Wenger's Best Ever Signing?

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger celebrates his 1000^th game in charge of the Gunners this Saturday in a Premier league tie against title rivals Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. 

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A Closer Look At Nicolas Anelka

If you find yourself stumped on a football question in a pub quiz, the answer could well be Nicolas Anelka. One of the game’s most successful journeymen, let us take a look back at the Frenchman’s career. The list of top European clubs the striker has played for is almost endless: PSG, Arsenal, Real Madrid, Liverpool, Manchester City, Fenerbahce, Chelsea, Juventus and Bolton. Okay, maybe not Bolton, although he did lead the Trotters into the UEFA Cup for only the second time in the club’s history.

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The Transfer Window so far – West Brom

What they needed?

This was always going to be a difficult window for West Bromich Albion as they bid to follow last season’s remarkable efforts. Not only that, but Steve Clarke’s resources have been severely dented by Romelu Lukaku’s return to Chelsea – replacing his goals on their budget was always going to prove a mission impossible.

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Nicolas Anelka linked with Premier League return, but will he fit into potential side?

It was reported today in the daily mail that veteran French striker Nicolas Anelka could be making a return to the Premiership with West Brom. If this is a move that does come to fruition The Baggies would be Anelka’s sixth different Premier League club. At the age of 34 he may have lost a yard or two of pace but his technical ability would surely allow him to contribute to any team in the Premier League.

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Drogba's change

Didier Drogba, what can I say, he is a very experienced striker no matter what team he is playing for, let us explore the change the Ivorian international has gone through.

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Managerial Journeymen

We’ve all heard of journeyman footballers.

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The Andre Villas Boas renovation hits Spurs

As if undeterred from his experiences at Chelsea where his attempts at radical change without waiting for the commodity of father time to have his say were stubbornly rebuffed by his playing staff with such determination that his future fell before them, Andre Villas-Boas is willing to go down the same route at Spurs in a desperate attempt to stamp his own identity on his new squad.

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China – The new playground for Premier League stars?

Football in China is generally a culture shock for star players who are, it has to be assumed, lured primarily by the generous wages. One of the fundamental differences that the foreign players have to get to grips with is the fact that the season normally starts in late February and ends in December.

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Ten players that decided to manage as well

Chinese football has been the graveyard for ageing players' careers in recent years, with former greats moving to the Orient for one final pay cheque.

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Alex and Anelka seek Stamford escape

Today’s win against Newcastle United was massive for Chelsea manager Andre Villas-Boas.

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