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Following the weekend’s joyous and much needed victory over North London arch-rivals Tottenham Hotspur, the short-term feel good factor at the Emirates could be set to be cranked up another level. Arsenal are reportedly set to make their talismanic captain Robin Van Persie their highest paid player in history by offering him a £4 million signing-on fee and a deal supposedly worth well over £100,000 a week.

Usually famed for their cut-price wage structure, Arsenal are ready to make an exception for their indispensable striker, following the announcement of half-year profits amounting to an extra £49.5 million in the Gunners kitty. Whilst Van Persie’s desires like all the Arsenal players surround winning trophies, it is all but certain that the club will go trophy less again this campaign, and the Dutchman will want assurances over the clubs long-term vision before any such deal is concluded.

But we ask ourselves, following the summer departures of similarly influential pair Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri, just why wasn’t a comparable ‘break the bank’ deal struck to try and hold on to the hugely talented double-act? Let us delve deeper into just why Van Persie is worth so much more.

As every Arsenal fan knows now for the umpteenth time, their season has not been for the faint hearted. Where do we begin? Perhaps the 8-2 defeat to Manchester United, the 7-1 triumph over Blackburn, the 4-0 humbling in Milan, or the 5-2 victory over Spurs? In a crazy campaign, Arsenal have entertained more neutrals than most with their inconsistencies in performance. But in their captain, they have recognised at least some reliability and steadiness.

The fact of the matter simply is that Arsenal need Van Persie now more than ever but does Van Persie need Arsenal? With more ‘Wenger out’ populaces than ever before during the Frenchman’s tenure, Arsenal’s season has been lacklustre and unpredictable and the Dutchman’s class and goal scoring exploits have really stood out and illuminated the need to keep him in North London.

With Jack Wilshere out of the campaign thus far, Gunners who can hold their heads up high at steady seasons include a handful of pros with the goalkeeper Szczesny improving game by game and Thomas Vermaelen providing reliability and some assurances amidst a leaky defence. The key performers last term in Fabregas and Nasri were two additional forces which weren’t replaced sufficiently. Yes, Arteta has arrived and achieved a 6/10 season so far and Oxlade-Chamberlain reflects a new hope on the flanks but Arsenal’s sole player of world-class capabilities is that man; Van-Persie.

Injury has hampered much of the 28-year-olds career over recent seasons but his presence away from the side-lines and adopted role as captain has really brought the best out of a new leader and guider amongst his younger associates.

Whilst Wilshere, Fabregas, Nasri and Van Persie made the Gunners tick last season, Van Persie alone has bared the burden of four men’s exploits on his shoulders this term.

It is much more understandable that the Gunners are willing to part with £100,000 a week now rather than last summer to keep messrs Fabregas and Nasri. Fabregas was always going to re-join Barcelona at some point in his career and being his boyhood club, a boosted pay packet would have had less impact on his decisions stay in the Premier League.

In Nasri, the Gunners had a standout performer in the 2010/11 campaign but £100,000+ may have been a little premature for a player still learning the English game and with no long-term assurances over his form.

Van Persie however is in his ninth season at Arsenal and whilst remaining loyal, has been an integral disciple of Arsene Wenger since the days at Highbury. Many Gunners fans have felt for a long time now that a prolific scoring spell was on the cards if injury was avoidable.

In a footballing world, growingly controlled by money, many fans wouldn’t begrudge Van Persie his pay boost based on his individual influence imposed on a shaky Gunners outfit this term.

Amidst jibes of ‘one man team’ and ‘one man band’, Arsenal fans know their season could have been so much worse without the Dutchman’s 23 league goals and it is clear for all to see that right now, he is more important to his team than Fabregas and Nasri ever were.

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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger wins manager of the month

Arsene Wenger thought it was a case of mistaken identity when he was named Premier League manager of the month.

Wenger's Arsenal side suffered a heavy Champions League defeat by AC Milan and crashed out of the FA Cup, but were unbeaten in the league in February.

"If you had read the newspapers in the last two weeks, you must say there is a mistake. I thought they were speaking to somebody else behind me," he said.

"It was a complete shock to me. I couldn't understand that at all."

But the manager of the month award is also based purely on league form - and Arsenal picked up 10 points from their four matches.

They drew with Bolton but followed that with wins over Blackburn, Sunderland , their FA Cup conquerors, and last weekend's astonishing 5-2 North London derby victory over Tottenham Hotspur to climb into the top four.

Having presided over one of the most testing periods of his 15-season reign, Wenger's 12th manager of the month award did allow him to jocularly delve into a bit of light-hearted self-analysis.

And, having enjoyed a surprise triumph of his own, the Frenchman is now hopeful that victory against Carling Cup winners Liverpool at Anfield on Saturday lunchtime can boost chances of an unlikely turnaround against Milan in next week's second leg.

"We know that in the Champions League we have a massive score against us," he said. "But, if we get a good result at Liverpool I think we have a chance.

"For us it's important to confirm the game we played against Tottenham at Liverpool and then we can focus completely on the Champions League and have a real go.

"What we did in Milan was just not what we do usually in the Champions League and I am sure we'll see a different Arsenal on Tuesday.

"In the Champions League at home we can score goals, we know that. For us now it's important for us to go with big belief into the Milan game."

bbc.co.uk



Arsenal beat off Premier League rivals to sign Hatters starlet Dawkins



PREMIER League giants Arsenal have signed 16-year-old Hatters starlet Tarum Dawkins for a significant fee.

Having sold brothers Rio, Cole and Jay Dasilva to Chelsea a month ago Dawkins has moved to the Gunners after protracted negotiations.

No less than 14 Premier League clubs and one club in the Scottish Premier League were after his signature but he opted to join the North London giants close to his home in Kilburn.

Dawkins had been playing in the Chiltern Youth League and the young midfielder had developed hugely during his three years with the Hatters.

Head of Youth Gregg Broughton told the club’s official website: “This deal has been a lot more drawn out than others completed by the club in the last two years, and this reflects the level of interest show in Tarum.

“Immediately after our loss in the play-offs last season we were told that Tarum felt his future lay away from Kenilworth Road, and now after nine months of negotiations, we are delighted that Tarum has found a club that he feels can help him fulfil his dream of playing at the highest level.

“He is very quick both with and without the football, can play off both feet and therefore he will fit in very well with Arsenal’s style of play.

“Playing on either wing he is capable of beating full-backs on both the inside and outside making him very difficult to play against.

“Tarum initially started in our Performance Centre at Crawley Green and, after impressing in this environment he was promoted to the Centre of Excellence as an U13.

“Last season he regularly played up a year in the U16s where he was regularly monitored by the England scouts and most of the Premier League clubs.

“Despite the club’s current non-league status, we continue to produce players with Premier League pedigree.

“Whilst we have now sold a number of elite players, it must be recognised that these youngsters have joined some of the biggest clubs in Europe.

“We still retain a large number of excellent young footballers across all of the age groups, as is demonstrated by the six recent first team debuts.

“Luton Town is still recognised as one of the foremost breeding grounds for identifying and developing Premier League players in the country.

“We never like to lose talented players from the club, but after sitting down with Tarum and his family last month we recognised that he was desperate to join Arsenal, and as I have said before, if players are unsettled and wish to look elsewhere, and the deal is right for all parties, then it is the most sensible way to progress.

“We would like to thank Arsenal for the professional manner in which they have conducted themselves and wish Tarum the very best for his ongoing career.”

lutontoday.co.uk

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