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Arsenal vs Newcastle_United

Highbury. Tuesday 18th December 2001

FA Carling Premiership


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  • Arsenal team news
    Pires picked up a calf injury at West Ham on Sunday and is expected to be out for 3 weeks. But he could be ok, and so could Ray. See this newsreel story for more.

    Adams is due to make a reserve team comeback the night before this match. Dixon, Jeffers, Seaman, and Wright are all still out.

  • Newcastle_United team news
    Laurent Robert returns after missing the win over Blackburn through injury. Craig Bellamy is also back having been suspended from that game.

    Injury absences are Warren Barton (knee), Rob Lee (groin), Clarence Acuna (hamstring), and Christian Basseds (also hamstring). Arsenal fan Carl Cort has been out for a while.

    Newcastle have the weight of their london record hanging over them (no win in the capital for some surprisingly long period of time). But this may be overshadowed in their minds by the desire to avenge their 5-0 thrashing last season.

    A win for either side (actualoly it has to be a 2 goal win for United) will put them top of the table (although having played 1 more game than Liverpool),

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Useful links for armchair fans Useful links for swivel-chair fans
  • Arsenal Live. getting commentary on your computer, IRC, Real Audio, etc.
  • Note also that often there will be an audio feed available from the opposition's website (most probably their official site).
Useful links for travelling fans
  • ArseWeb's highbury pages, including ticket info, getting to the ground, etc.
  • AwayFans.co.uk. Stadium reviews and info. Maps, traffic reports, pub lists, info on disabled/wheelchair provisions, etc. Conference teams as well as Premiership and Nationwide.
  • London football Arsenal page from a site focussing on info for fans from abroad wanting to get to matches (tickets, travel, accomodation, etc).
  • From the Terrace. Each team's section includes a page on their ground, with directions. Premiership, Nationwide, and Scottish.
  • AwayGuide.net. Directions, maps, pub guides. All Premiership and Nationwide league teams.
  • Football Ground Guide. Lovely site, loads of info, pics, diagrams, etc
  • Football Grounds of England. With capacities, record gates, and pictures.
  • Football Grounds frenzy. Wonderful photos of football grounds, with a little info too. Everything apart from glitzy new grounds, and no Premiership ones. Might be handy for Cup games, and certainly nice to look at!
  • FanZone. Information for travelling sports fans. directions, car parks, eateries, pubs, blah-de-blah....
  • Our own Highbury pages for useful info for Arsenal's home games.

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