Arsenal yesterday have secured a place in the champion league football after beating west Brom 3-2 at the hawthorns meaning they are above Tottenham.

The manager wanger did not make any statements but has said he will have talks with the player next week. Van persie said: “We will have a chat next week and we will go from there.”

New England head coach Roy Hodgson paid tribute to West Brom’s fans after the final whistle as his reign at the Hawthorns came to an end.

Hodgson said: “This is a fantastic football club with a great tradition and even in the rough times, I felt the fans were behind us.

“You deserve another year in the Premier League and I would like to thank all the staff and players for their support during this past 15 months.”

Djibril Cisse Lazio Lazio – QPR
Louis Saha Everton – Tottenham
Theirry Henry New York Red Bulls – arsenal
Robbie Keane LA Galaxy – Aston Villa
Nikica Jelavic Rangers – Everton
Darron Gibson Manchester United – Everton
Landon Donovan LA Galaxy – Everton
Kevin De Bruyne Genk – Chelsea
Gary Cahill Bolton – Chelsea
David Pizarro Roma – Manchester City
Paul Scholes Free agent – Manchester United
Papiss Demba Cisse Frieburg – Newcastle
Bobby Zamora Fulham – QPR
Federico Macheda Manchester United – QPR
Taye Taiwo AC Milan – QPR
Wayne Bridge Manchester City – Sunderland
Sotirios Kyrgiakos Wolfsburg – Sunderland
Yago Falque Juventus – Tottenham
Emmanuel Frimpong Arsenal – Wolves
Sebastien Bassong Tottenham – Wolves

this half term Tottenham Hotspurs are offering a soccer school for children aged 13-17 so don’t let your child miss out on this fantastic opportunity to learn all the basics from the best.

Not only are they giving your child the opportunity to learn new skills within the football game they are giving them the opportunity to meet a few of the players including Bale, Modric and Defoe.

They are offering this fantastic opportunity at littlest of £25 so if your interested and want to get your child involved go onto the tottenham website for more information.

Make sure you don’t send all too young kids to competetive football school. They should have fun when playing, allowing them to be kids.

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The old set-up of Give Us Back Our Game was pleased to report another significant milestone in the short life of Give Us Back Our Game.

They were included in the FA’s working party on Mini Soccer. The other people on the working party include County FA’s, Leagues, EFSA and the FA The findings of the party will be presented at both the National Game Conference and the Football Development committee at the FA later this year.

We have only been able to get this far because of your tremendous support. We have already had a lot of feedback on mini soccer, and welcome more of your experiences both good and bad.

Thank you for your support, says the old management of the site!