Adebayor wants to join Spurs. He is going to put up a fight against  the Man City manager so that he can be loaned out to the spuds in January. Just when he couldnt get any worse… According to the Mirror he is DESPERATE to join them, and Harry Redknapp will only pay 1/2 of his wages so that he fits into the wage bill. If he does move there i cant wait for the abuse he will get, but lets hope he gets hit by a bus on his route to shite hart lane.

The Anderlecht ‘teen sensation’ Lukaka’ is now being tracked by Madrid, Chelsea, Spuds and Arsenal and with  two of them teams having all the money in the world it seems Arsenal have little chance of getting him. Zaragoza are also interested in loaning out Vela in January, ruling out a transfer due to financial difficulty.

Denilson believes that we can in every trophy because the teams gets better and better each year, with added experience. He believes that we can win the big games that we lost last season, which i assume is the Chelsea’s and the Man U’s. It seems that he is saying the Carling Cup is a stepping stone to over trophies so lets hope hes right.

Roy Keane believes Arsenal will be delighted with the draw against Ipswich, and that West Ham and Birmingham will also be glad not to have been drawn against us. He says it was the toughest draw his team could have got but is looking forward to it when it comes. Arsenal really have no excuse not to beat Ipswich over two games, especially as Roy Keane is the opposition manager. If we dont beat them we are not good enough to win it but im sure Wenger will spur his players on just to piss off Roy Keane. However im sure we’ll get loads of injuries from these games…

Emmanuel Adebayor has left us, it is now time to look foward to life without him at The Emirates. I was never the biggest fan of Adebayor. Yes he did get us many goals but at times it seemed like he needed 10 opportunities before he could convert one. But one goal that I will never forget from Adebayor was his brilliant strike in the Champions League against Villarreal. If only he could have produced more moments like that for us, I am sure the fans would not have turned against him.

I have heard many people saying that Arsenal is going to struggle this season without Adebayor. I actually do not agree with them. We have let go of a player who was turning out to be the focal point in the team. In the past Arsenal has never relied on just one player and it was starting to look like that with Adebayor. We will survive without him and maybe even do better in his absence. From a business perspective, selling Adebayor was a great piece of business. we bought him for £3m in 2006 from Monaco and now have sold him for £25m.

The question now is, “Who will replace Adebayor?” Arsene Wenger has not gone out yet to buy a replacement but I am sure it is only a matter of time before he does so as I can not see him relying on the injury prone Van Persie and Bendtner (who has just quashed reports that he is set to leave Arsenal). We need an out and out striker who knows how to get the ball into the back of the net. There is talk of us buying Chamakh or even Klaas-Jan Huntelaar. Only time will tell what Arsene decides to do. I believe come what may, the future looks good for us Gooners with Adebayor having gone. What do you think of life after Sheyi Emmanuel Adebayor?