Stoke City 1-3 Arsenal-可怜的拉姆塞，可怕的维尔玛伦

Arsenal moved within three points of leaders Chelsea with a sensational 3-1 comeback at Stoke on Saturday.

However in the process Aaron Ramsey picked up a nasty-looking injury.

The visitors began the afternoon in familiar fashion. Rory Delap fired across a ninth-minute throw-in and Danny Pugh steered home a header at the far post.

It was the third successive time they had conceded via the Irishman’s unique talents in the early stages at the Britannia Stadium.

This time, however, Arsenal’s response was magnificent. They fought their way back into the game and then imposed their football.

Nicklas Bendtner guided home a header to equalise just after the half-hour. The visitors continued to dominate for the remainder of the half and the start of the second.

They seemed set to take over when in the 65th minute Ryan Shawcross flew into a tackle with Ramsey. The Welshman was stretchered off, the Englishman sent off.

Wenger later described the injury as a “bad fracture’. The whole situation was worryingly reminiscent of Eduardo’s injury at Birmingham two seasons ago.

The incident threatened to stifle Arsenal’s revival. They came into the game with a chance of making up significant ground following Manchester City’s win at Stamford Bridge earlier in the day.

In the final minute, Pugh handled Alex Song’s through-ball and Fabregas kept a cool head to slot home the penalty. In injury time, Thomas Vermaelen stumbled home a third from a few feet out.

It was the cue for intense, emotional celebrations from visiting fans.

Arsenal won three key points this afternoon but, at the same time, they have lost an important talent in their increasingly realistic title bid.

By kick-off, Chelsea’s defeat at home to Manchester City had been fully digested. The Stamford Bridge encounter was a lunchtime affair while this one began in the early evening.  The sound of opportunity knocking must have reached the Arsenal dressing room in the intervening time.

However, in a footballing sense, the Britannia Stadium is arguably the most inhospitable environment you could find in the Premier League.

Arsenal had been well-beaten twice on this ground in the past 14 months. Another defeat, especially in such opportunistic circumstances, would severely dent their title hopes. But of course, victory would do exactly the opposite.

With William Gallas (calf) still out, Wenger swapped Mikael Silvestre for Sol Campbell at centre half. Bacary Sagna returned at right back so Emmanuel Eboue moved forward. Theo Walcott dropped to the bench.

Each of Arsenal’s recent defeats had been set up by early goals from Delap throw-ins. The issue had been much-discussed in the build-up to this game but, despite that, Arsenal were caught out in replica fashion after only nine minutes.

This time, the Irishman’s Exocet was nodded on by Shawcross at the near post and Pugh arrived unmarked at the far post to steer home a stooping header.

It was an all too familiar tale.

Chances were scarce in the following 15 minutes, every Delap throw-in was greeted with cheers by the home crowd and trepidation by the Arsenal defence. However from then on they always muddled the ball out and kept Stoke to one blocked effort from Ricardo Fuller
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Arsenal seemed intimidated and needed time to gather themselves.

In the 25th minute, Fabregas tried his luck from range and a hesitant Thomas Sorensen batted the ball around his right-hand post. A couple of corners later the Spaniard nearly floated an effort towards the top corner with the keeper worried.

It seemed that Arsenal had finally found their feet and, more importantly, their passing game. But that had only come about by matching Stoke’s strength.

Gael Clichy and Vermaelen had physically rolled up their sleeves on a bitterly cold Staffordshire night. The rest of the team had done the same thing mentally.

The visitors began to pepper the Stoke penalty area. The home side coped with most of them but the persistent pressure gradually drew them into their shell.

An exquisite Arsenal goal only helped that process.

Fabregas floated in a cross from the right flank for Bendtner, who kept both his balance and his wits about him to guide a gorgeous header back past Sorensen.

The visitors were vibrant. Eboue, Ramsey and Fabregas continued to play purposeful patterns just outside the home penalty. Only a stray Stoke leg or, in fairness, well-timed tackle prevented Arsenal taking their lead.

Fabregas fired a free-kick into the wall five minutes before half time. It was a poor return for all their dominance after the equaliser but it was more than Stoke had mounted.

When the half-time whistle blew, Arsenal were in the ascendancy.

The trend continued after the break with Ramsey having a half-shout for a penalty in the opening minutes when he tumbled under challenge from Abdoulaye Faye.

As the hour approached, Arsenal were still pinning Stoke back into their own area.

In the 58th minute, Eboue fired in a rocked-fuelled effort from 25 yards and, yet again, Sorensen was somewhat unconvincing as he tipped the ball over the bar.

A couple of minutes later Song was booked. It was his 10th domestic caution of the season and means he will miss two games.

But much, much, much worse was to come.

In the 65th minute, Ramsey and Shawcross flew into a challenge. The Welshman was left crumpled in a heap and received immediate medical attention. The Stoke defender was shown a straight red card. The Arsenal players were distraught, particularly Vermaelen. It was a horrid echo of Eduardo’s broken leg at Birmingham two seasons ago.

Rosicky replaced Ramsey and the game got underway again. However the atmosphere was flat.
Wenger brought on Walcott and Eduardo. The latter should have scored with three minutes left. Song scooped a pass forward and the Croatian lashed a shot wide from eight yards out. Given Ramsey’s injury, the goal would have been ironic and important in equal measure.

However Arsenal were now beating on Stoke’s back door. They got their chance to break through with 50 seconds of normal time remaining. Bendtner tried to clip the ball through but it hit Pugh’s outstretched hand.

Fabregas had missed against Stoke in the match against Emirates Stadium. This time he fired low to Sorensen’s left. The keeper guessed rightly but the ball found the corner. It was the Spaniard’s 16th goal of the campaign.

The captain raced to the away fans and roared his celebration. They responded in kind.

A couple of minutes later, there was a repeat performance when Sorensen spilled a shot and Fabregas turned the ball back for Vermaelen to, almost unknowingly, stab the ball home from close range.

This was a magnificent, potentially, season-changing win. But it had come at a heavy price.

斯托克城虽然开局由皮尤先下一城，但随后阿森纳由本特纳、法布雷加斯以及维尔玛伦破门上演大逆转，但小将拉姆塞在下半时受重伤离场为本场比赛蒙上阴影。阿森纳打破了长达28年的斯托克城客场不胜魔咒。

此前进行的比赛中，榜首球队切尔西2比4主场不敌曼城，这给了阿森纳很好的追分机会，但这也并非易事。虽然阿森纳和斯托克城的联赛排名分别为第 3和第12位，差距悬殊，但斯托克城在进入2010年后保持不败，主场更是5胜2平，而且2场平局的对手还是曼城和利物浦。此外阿森纳过往两次做客斯托克 城均告失利。此战阿森纳中卫加拉无法出场，取而代之的是老将坎贝尔。

第三个了，第三个了，威尔士人在与斯托克城的比赛中遭受到瑞恩·肖克罗斯的凶狠铲断，胫骨和腓骨随即断裂。这也不禁让人们想起了爱德华多那次惨烈的断腿事件，差不多就是两年之前（2008年2月23日）。

那次悲剧重创了阿森纳的争冠前景，最终我们仅获得了联赛的第三名。上周六，温格的球队赢下了这场至关重要的比赛，现在他们已经非常接近榜首的切尔西了。阿森纳主帅希望他的球队乘胜追击——不再重蹈2008年的那次覆辙。

冠军争夺会一直咬得很紧，直到赛季最后一刻，但我们队的精神意志非常强大，我们是一个坚固的整体。所以，这能给我们更多战斗下去的理由，同时也是为了他（拉姆塞）！

本特纳，继续！法布雷加斯，继续！万能的神——维尔玛伦，请继续！

Arsenal 2-0 Sunderland-阿森纳重新启动

Before kick-off against Sunderland, Arsenal needed a win and Nicklas Bendtner needed a goal.

Both got what they wanted this afternoon.

The Dane slotted home the all-important opener in the 27th minute following fine work from Emmanuel Eboue. It was only his second Premier League goal of an injury-hit campaign and provided the platform for his team to get over that midweek disappointment in Portugal.

This was a simple, straightforward victory. Sunderland had a couple of clear-cut chances but they should have been buried by an Arsenal side in full flow. However the tension remained until Cesc Fabregas scored a penalty in injury time.

Still no matter. With Manchester United losing at Everton, Wenger’s team are now two points adrift of the second-placed side. They are still six shy of leaders Chelsea, who won comfortably at Wolves.

But Arsenal will not be shaken off in the title race just yet.

Wenger performed major surgery on the side beaten 2-1 at Porto on Wednesday. The dangers of Champions League lethargy had been clearly demonstrated at Goodison Park half-hour earlier, and the Frenchman clearly wanted to freshen his team.

OK the return of Manuel Almunia (finger) and Alex Song (knee) from injuries meant Lukas Fabianski and Denilson dropped to the bench. In addition Abou Diaby, who had collected a knee problem in Porto, was replaced by Aaron Ramsey. But Tomas Rosicky, Bacary Sagna and Sol Campbell were rested in favour of Theo Walcott, Emmanuel Eboue and Mikael Silvestre.

If Wenger’s squad was as thin as many suggested then we would find out this afternoon.

In truth, the first half was barely a test. Arsenal ended it leading by just one goal but their domination was almost total. They started at a bracing pace and, barring one major chance, never looked like loosening their grip.

The one-way traffic began in the fourth minute when Fabregas carved a pass into the path of Walcott. He was in a foot race with George McCartney. No contest. The Arsenal winger sprinted himself a yard clear and fired inches past the far post.

Shortly afterwards Samir Nasri raced down the left and his cross so nearly found the climbing Bendtner. Then, from a short corner, the Frenchman’s angled drive hit McCartney and bounced narrowly wide.

Arsenal’s pace, both individually and collectively, was troubling Sunderland. In the 15th minute Walcott chased down and then muscled off McCartney but with little help available could only fire straight at Craig Gordon. Bendtner flashed the rebound inches wide of the far post.

The Dane was now fully recovered from his groin injury and starting to provide the muscular presence the team required. However, on a personal front, Bendtner needed the confidence of a goal.

That should have come in the 17th minute when a flowing move down the right ended with Fabregas tapping a simple pass to the unmarked striker. He took a touch and let fly. However McCartney slid in to deflect the ball high on the bar.

Silvestre booted the ball clear after Fraser Campbell’s half-blocked shot ran loose in the area. However Arsenal were utterly in control of this game and attacking at will.

Sunderland’s defence lacked nothing in terms of commitment but their organisation this afternoon was awful. It was little wonder they had spiralled down the table in recent months.

You thought they could not last for long… and they didn’t.

In the 27th minute, Eboue, who had enjoyed a sparkling start at right back, darted between McCartney and Darren Bent then divided the same pair with a low cross to the far post. The unmarked Bendtner tapped home with simplicity and then, quite rightly, he ran straight to Eboue to celebrate.

Arsenal looked to capitalise on Sunderland’s troubles and continued to pour forward. It nearly cost them a goal in the 39th minute when Kieran Richardson’s pass split the Arsenal defence and Jones went one-on-one with Almunia. The Trinidad international waited until he could see the whites of the keeper’s eyes but failed to hold his nerve. He dragged his effort horribly wide.

Just before the whistle, Walcott, who was enjoying a fine first half, nearly found Bendtner but the sprawling Gordon intervened.

The only nagging concern from the first half was the slender lead Arsenal’s comprehensive display had produced. After the restart, Wenger’s side tried to remedy that with some urgency.

Fabregas drifted a free-kick through the area, past the diving Vermaelen and, unfortunately for Arsenal, just beyond the far post. Walcott then saw a low shot turned around the same upright by Gordon.

Just past the hour, Walcott was brought down just outside the area and Vermaelen’s free-kick was punched clear by Gordon.

Arsenal’s were still threatening a second but there remained a certain vulnerability to long balls over the top. In the 63rd minute Gordon’s clearance was nodded on by Jones for Bent. Silvestre tailed the Englishman and Almunia stood up well to block his shot from point-blank range. Sunderland claimed Bent had been hauled back.

Still, it was a crucial save and, if it were needed, hammered home once again the needed for a second.

Shortly afterwards, the inventive Eboue reached the byline and cut the ball back for Ramsey. The Welshman’s powerful drive was deflected for a corner. In the minutes that followed, Nasri saw a shot saved and another effort fly wide.

With 15 minutes to go Sunderland might have got on level terms. Jones won the ball just outside the area and his cross was miskicked by Bent eight yards out. The Englishman was flagged offside but he had not known that at the time.

In the dying seconds, Vermaelen was somehow adjudged to have fouled Jones and, from a dangerous position, substitute Bolo Zenden fired his free-kick against the wall.

Injury time was looking like being fast and intense before Campbell fouled Fabregas on the right of the area. The captain slotted home his 15th goal of the campaign from the spot.

At last, Arsenal could breathe easily.

在经历了冠军杯的小失意后，阿森纳赢下了桑德兰，距曼联只有2分，重新回到了竞争冠军的行列中。

Arsenal could breathe easily？不，追赶地越近，就越容易闻到对手的屁！

本特纳终于攻入了本赛季少有的前锋进球，法布雷加斯依然状态满满。

两队此前交手136次，阿森纳51胜36平49负，稍稍占据优势。两队本赛季首次交手，在光明球场凭借本特的进球桑德兰击败了阿森纳。本场比赛阿森纳也是排出了近期安排的最强阵容，法布雷加斯在中场领衔，阿穆尼亚重返首发阵容，取代在欧冠比赛中发挥失常的法比安斯基。

行了吧，小法比还是在预备队里好好锻炼去吧。

追赶的步伐总是艰苦的，但愿这一次能够有好运气！

FC Porto 2-1 Arsenal-坎贝尔冠军杯归来，阿森纳重新出错多多！

Arsenal went down 2-1 at Porto in controversial fashion on Wednesday night.

They trailed after just 11 minutes of this Champions League Knockout Round first leg when keeper Lukasz Fabianski fumbled Silvestre Valera’s cross over his own line.

However they got back on level terms almost immediately when Sol Campbell, playing his first Champions League game since the 2006 Final, nodded in from close range.

It had been an open, nerve-jangling first half but the visitors seemed set to take over after the break. They would probably have led if Tomas Rosicky’s strong claims for a penalty had been heard.

In the end the result swung on the events of the 51st minute. That is when Fabianski was ruled to have picked up Campbell’s back pass and Falcao scored from a quickly-taken free-kick. Arsenal, and particularly Arsène Wenger, complained loudly that the referee should not have allowed play to restart that swiftly.

Right or wrong, that decision will be the lasting memory of this game.

Of course, Wenger’s side can all but erase it if they secure safe passage to the last eight with a stereotypical “1-0 to the Arsenal”.

That is all they have to do.

Their fate will be in their own hands on March 9 even if it did not always seem that way this evening.

Wenger’s team selection had been hemmed in by a run of injuries in the build up to this game. From the team that had won 1-0 against Liverpool a week earlier, Manuel Almunia (finger), William Gallas (calf), Andrey Arshavin (hamstring) and Alex Song (knee) all dropped out.

Meanwhile a lingering hamstring problem meant Eduardo did not make his anticipated return.

The upshot of all this was that Campbell made only his second start since return to the Club. Fabianski and Denilson return to their familiar roles while Samir Nasri and Tomas Rosicky flanked the spearhead striker, Nicklas Bendtner.

Arsenal arrived with troubled memories of Estadio do Dragao. In 2006 they had limped through their group with a goalless draw on Matchday Six. Last season, they had been beaten 2-0 in a meaningless rubber.

Since then Porto had continued their policy of summer sales. Their team this evening had important differences but then, given their injuries, Arsenal were much-changed too.
In the circumstances, everyone expected a cautious, cagey affair.

Everyone was wrong.

In the opening exchanges, Arsenal might have conceded twice. They recovered slightly then did go behind in the 11th minute.

It started in the third minute. Falcao motored past Campbell on the left but the Englishman recovered to slide the ball from under the Columbian’s feet as he was about to shoot.

It fell to Ruben Michel just outside the area. He got away a fierce shot but by that time Thomas Vermaelen had recovered his position. The Belgian made a crucial block.

Worse was to come. Seconds later Valera stormed down the right and his deflected cross fell to Hulk, who dragged a shot inches past the far post.

Arsenal were away from home, understrength and under pressure. They needed a release.

Nasri did his best to provide it. In the fifth minute he cut through the Porto defence and fed Fabregas eight yards out only for Bruno Alves to prod the ball behind at the vital moment. Seconds later the Frenchman toe-poked an effort forward but Helton held on.

It seemed that Arsenal had come through unscathed after an early assault.

However they then conceded a self-inflicted goal.

Once again Valera attacked down the Porto right. The 23-year-old skipped past his marker and, once again, had time to pick out his target.

Fabianski moved out to anticipate a ball into the heart of the area. But, intended or not, Valera’s cross was fired directly across the goal just two yards out. It meant Fabianski had to dive back from where he had just come and attempt to shovel the ball away. Unfortunately the Polish international could only fumble the ball over the line. A horrible-looking goal to concede.

In fairness, Arsenal’s recovered almost immediately.

Bendtner whistled a deflected shot inches wide of the angle in the 16th minute. Fabregas raced over to take the corner. The captain was clearly in an urgent mood this evening.

His kick was flicked on by Vermaelen to Rosicky at the far post. The Czech midfielder nodded the ball back into the danger area and Campbell headed home from three yards out.

It was an enormous goal. Away goals in Europe always are but this one settled Arsenal after the shakiest of starts.

Rosicky’s rasping cross-shot forced Helton into a full-length save a couple of minutes later. Clearly the visitors now fancied the job.

Fabianski redeemed himself somewhat by pawing away a shot from Micael and then clutching a high, hanging free-kick in the midst of a crowded area.

The liberty of opening half-hour had now been shackled. It was still a decent, attacking game but the opening stages had been reminiscent of the last 10 minutes of an FA Cup replay not the start of a crucial two-legged Champions League tie.

In the 35th minute, Fabregas floated over a free-kick and Bendtner’s back header forced the backtracking Helton to tip the ball over the bar. It had been a hell of a half but Arsenal finished it in the ascendancy.

The second period started the same way, Bendtner hacked over the bar and then Rosicky had strong claims for a penalty after Varela chopped him down on the right of the area.

But once again Arsenal undid their own good work. In the 51st minute, Fabianski was adjudged to have picked up a backpass from Campbell and Porto were awarded a free-kick just inside the area. The referee demanded the keeper return the ball immediately and, with Arsenal undermanned and ill-prepared, the kick was squared to Falcao who gleefully tapped home.

It was a highly controversial goal. The key was whether the referee had indicated the kick could be taken quickly. Wenger certainly felt that had not happened and the manager was ticked off by the official before play restarted.

Arsenal were on their uppers again. Hulk and then Raul Meireles forced fine low saves from Fabianski.

But they had steadied themselves somewhat by the time Theo Walcott replaced Rosicky in the 68th minute.

Arsenal were now finding space on the flanks and asking questions of the Porto defence.  But buoyed by a belligerent crowd, the home side stood firm.

Eboue replaced Nasri for the final stages and in the last minute his cross so nearly found the unmarked Fabregas five yards.

That was that type of night for Arsenal. The little things did not quite go for them.

And, of course, one very, very big moment had gone utterly against them.

这是法比安垃圾（法比安斯基）为数不多的比赛之一，也是糊里八涂的比赛之一。

本场比赛法比安斯基先是将对手传中球挡进自家球门，随后还莫名其妙接回传球违例，导致阿森纳客场输球，坎贝尔打进了阿森纳扳平比分的一球。

在看到法比安斯基把对手的传中捧如自家大门的时候，我突然在想难道雷纳的灵魂附在了他体上？

然后就是莫名其妙地接住了坎贝尔的回传球，黑哥重新回来，小老弟就是这么送上大礼的！

巨龙球场，坎贝尔帮助阿森纳拿到了一个宝贵的客场进球，可是不好的预感袭来，上一次坎贝尔进球是在冠军杯上对阵巴塞罗那，这一场后黑坎的表情和当年是多么的相似！

如果阿森纳次回合不能在主场翻盘的话，法比安垃圾就是最大的罪人！

Arsenal 1-0 Liverpool-咦？利物浦！

Despite rumours to the contrary, there is life in Arsenal’s Premier League season.

Defeats to Manchester United and Chelsea in eight days left Arsène Wenger’s side playing catch-up before a crucial game with in-form Liverpool this evening.

While never at their best, a resilient Arsenal rolled up their sleeves and responded with a rejuvenating win.

The only goal came 18 minutes from time when Tomas Rosicky’s inviting cross was RSVP’d by Abou Diaby’s header at the far post.

By way of celebration, half the Arsenal side piled on top of the Frenchman.

It was relief to the power of 10.

This was Wenger’s 300th Premier League win and the 450th of his Arsenal career. But the only stat to manager cares less about is the distance between his team and top spot.

Chelsea’s defeat at Everton and Manchester United’s draw at Aston Villa mean that gap is down to six points. Meanwhile Arsenal have now opened an eight-point divide between themselves and Liverpool in fourth.

This result can not make up for the disappointments of the past two Sundays but it does suggest Wenger’s optimism has credence.

It seems we have a three-horse title race once again.

Wenger made a couple of changes from the side beaten at Stamford Bridge on Sunday. Bendtner started his first game since limping off against Tottenham on October 31. The Dane was the focal point of the attack so Andrey Arshavin dropped to the left flank. Meanwhile Emmanuel Eboue was back in the starting XI for the first time since December 19. The Ivorian had come off the bench in the defeats against Manchester United and Chelsea. Before that, he had been in Ghana for the Africa Cup of Nations. As a result of those inclusions, Theo Walcott and Bacary Sagna dropped to the bench.

In the early stages, the atmosphere off the pitch was indicative of results on it. The travelling fans were in full voice, the home supporters were relatively muted. Arsenal’s season had been shaken by those two successive defeats while Liverpool were unbeaten in their last seven Premier League games.

Neither side could afford defeat and  that anxiety affected the opening quarter.

The opening minutes were lively enough however with the two sides exchanging half-chances from right wing free-kicks. First Steven Gerrard’s ball ricocheted off Bacary Sagna and Manuel Almunia had to make a flying interception then, at the other end, William Gallas nodded over from a fine delivery from Cesc Fabregas.

After that the game fell into a malaise. Arsenal had enough of the ball but perhaps there was a nagging fear of conceding on the break as they had against Chelsea and Manchester United. Certainly they were more reticent to go forward.

The chance that broke down the mental barrier came in the 20th minute. The stumbling Arshavin sent Bendtner clear on the right of the area. The Dane had a glimpse of goal but slashed his shot over the bar. Soon afterwards Nasri saw a goal-bound effort charged down for Pepe Reina flapped at a cross and Arshavin blazed over.

At the other end, Maxi Rodriguez latched on to a loose ball on the edge of the area and cracked his effort high.

The flurry of chances did not last. It did not help that Wenger was forced to make a change just after the half-hour. Nasri had gone to ground for no reason early on and immediately Rosicky was sent out to warm up. Eventually the French midfielder acceded to his injury.

To be honest, that was about it for the opening half. Arsenal were far from fluent and, on a freezing North London night, the first 45 minutes never got above lukewarm.

However the opening seconds of the second period would promise much more. In fact the first 15 minutes were pretty much end-to-end.

Arshavin reached the byline early on but blasted his shot high into the sidenetting. Lucas Leiva nearly found an immediate response however his fierce shot flew inches over the bar.

The chances were starting to come now yet nerves still seemed to be affecting both sides this evening. David N’gog raced clear on to Gerrard’s chip through. The Frenchman had a yard on Clichy and Gallas but the latter produced a wonderfully-timed challenge to slid the ball away at the crucial moment. Such interventions are fast becoming a trademark this season for Gallas.

Seconds later, Rosicky went clear on the left for an instant but his touch was too heavy and, just before the hour, the galloping Bendtner tried to steer home a shot only for Reina to block with his legs.

All of a sudden it seemed a game of football seemed to have broken out.

Bendtner went down under Daniel Agger’s challenge but referee Howard Webb booked the Dane for simulation. A couple of minutes later the striker laid the ball back for Rosicky to crack a drive inches over the bar.

This game was now an entirely different animal. The tension of the first half remained but invention had been added. Neither side were functioning at their best but Arsenal had the edge.

Walcott substituted Arshavin with 23 minutes left. Wenger had now replaced two of his front men and the only one remaining who was struggling for fitness.

It seemed that Bendtner would have to soldier on this evening.

And he did.

In the 72nd minute, the 22-year-old found himself surrounded and under pressure in the area but retained the presence of mind to feed a clever ball to Rosicky on the right. The Czech midfielder had time to pick his target. His chose Diaby at the far post. The Frenchman eluded his marker to power home a header. It was his seventh goal of the season and undoubtedly the most important.

In the wake of the goal, Liverpool finally threw off their shackles. They piled forward but there were only two heart-in-mouth moments before injury time – when Gerrard went down in the box and when substitute Ryan Babel slipped his marker before firing goalwards from 25 yards.

It was a dipping, swerving, curling effort but Almunia touched it on to the bar. A pivotal save.

The second half had been dramatic enough but there was one more twist.

In the dying embers of injury time Gerrard somehow won at free-kick five yards outside the area. Fabregas was booked for protesting the decision and then the Englishman’s effort hit the Spaniard’s outstretched hand as he jumped in the wall.

Liverpool complained when the whistle blew seconds later but no one could dispute the character of this victory tonight.

利物浦的运气不好，阿森纳的运气也不好，但相比之下，利物浦因为有了贝尼特斯而运气更不好！这就是为什么本场比赛阿森纳拿到了三分，而利物浦只有垂头丧气回家的原因。

利物浦这个赛季倒霉透顶了，不知不觉当中利物浦已经落后了很多，曾经身前追赶的身影现在已经落到后面不知所踪，阿森纳能够在利物浦身上扭转连败的局面是再合适不过了。

还有好消息传来，切尔西输球了，曼联也放慢了步伐，传统四强当中只有阿森纳一支球队取得了胜利，感谢利物浦！

迪亚比的头球，来的正好；利物浦，来的正好！

Chelsea 2-0 Arsenal-德罗巴-得了吧阿森纳

Arsenal have it all to do in the title race.

Sunday’s 2-0 defeat in West London leaves Arsène Wenger’s side nine points adrift of the Stamford Bridge outfit with just 13 games left to play.

The Chelsea goals this afternoon came, as ever, from Didier Drogba. The Ivorian touched home John Terry’s header as early as the eighth minute. Arsenal had significant pressure after that but, as against Manchester United seven days earlier, they conceded a crucial second on the break.

In the 23rd minute, Frank Lampard’s ball found the galloping Drogba, who cut inside and thrashed a shot past Manuel Almunia. It was his 12th goal in his last 10 games against Arsenal.

At the time, it was hard on the visitors territorially but, this afternoon, a ruthless Chelsea punished Arsenal whenever they had the opportunity and, in Drogba, they have one of the best strikers in Europe.

Only the bar denied him a hat-trick when he fired in a free-kick 10 minutes from time.

Despite this result, no-one should discount Arsenal’s aspirations just yet. That happened last time they lost to Chelsea at the end of November. But the assumption was entirely wrong.

This has been a rollercoaster of title race. Expect more ups and down before May.

Wenger’s side showed two important changes from the one well beaten by Manchester United a week ago.

Fit-again Abou Diaby replaced Denilson in central midfield while Theo Walcott began on the right of the attacking trio instead of Tomas Rosicky. It was only the fourth Premier League start of the season for the England international.

Apart from Michael Essien and Jose Bosingwa, Chelsea had all their major names available.

This was a huge afternoon for Arsenal. Despite the hype, their awesome foursome of fixtures did not have to define their season – but unfortunately it seemed that it might.

The goalless draw at Villa 10 days ago had been worthy enough but the 3-1 defeat to Manchester United last Sunday had been comprehensive. It poured pressure on today, the hardest fixture of the quartet. With ever-improving Liverpool due at Emirates Stadium, Arsenal certainly needed a massive improvement from their display seven days earlier.

In fairness, they started well enough. As early as the fourth minute Bacary Sagna clipped a cross to Fabregas in the D. He fed Nasri and the Frenchman fired wide from the left of the area.

Until their opening goal, Chelsea had only caused Arsenal minor scares. But the strike would prove to be a telling moment.

Gael Clichy bumped Anelka on the right and Drogba fired in the free kick. Walcott nodded it behind for a corner that Florent Malouda floated to Terry. The Chelsea captain rose highest and powered a header toward the far post where Drogba touched home.

Despite the goal, the visitors went on to enjoy the lion’s share of possession and territory. They won a succession of corners and, in the 16^th minute, should have equalised. Fabregas found space on the right and floated an angled pass to Arshavin. The Russian met the ball with a powerful, sidefoot volley from eight yards. It was too close to Cech, who kicked the ball away.

Arsenal were playing well. Their tails were up and they fancied the job.

Then they got caught on the break.

Lampard carried the ball clear from another Arsenal attack. Drogba latched on to his pass and roared up the right. He cut inside Clichy and Vermaelen before thumping home from eight yards out. It was a great finish but, on the balance of play, it was a stolen goal.

In response, Fabregas fired wide after another promising move but by now Chelsea’s cushion was making them more expansive. Ashley Cole burst through into the area only to be bundled off the ball by the backtracking Walcott.

Until the break, Arsenal soldiered on but, as ever, Chelsea’s defending was excellent. Throughout the first half, the visitors had got in promising positions but only once had they truly tested Cech.

Wenger’s men had been losing at the interval in this fixture last season but came back to win. They attempted a repeat job straight away when Diaby cracked an effort wide and just before the hour Nasri burst through only to be denied by Ashley Cole on the edge of the area. However, in between, those efforts Drogba set up Malouda to drive narrowly wide.

Once again, Arsenal were cranking up the pressure and penning back Chelsea. Wenger added to that anxiety by withdrawing Walcott and bringing on Nicklas Bendtner. As a result, Arshavin dropped to the left and Nasri went right.

Almost immediately after coming on, the Dane was clipped by Ricardo Carvalho just outside the area. Fabregas fired in a low free-kick that went through the wall but was beaten away by Cech. An excellent save given the keeper would have seen the ball only after it had emerged through a thicket of legs in a crowded area.

Then Wenger threw on Rosicky and Eboue for Diaby and Sagna. But by now Chelsea seemed comfortable with their cushion once more.

Ten minutes from time, Drogba cracked a free-kick against the bar from 25 yards and then Anelka hacked a shot high.

It was an indication that Arsenal’s challenge had wained. At the whistle, the visitors could only lament what might have been had they taken their chances… and Chelsea had been less lethal.

Wenger’s side are not out of the title race but their ascent must now be super steep.

刚刚说到当落寞的枪手遇上正火的曼联，一点悬念都没有，阿森纳完败，便迎来了克星德罗巴的终极宣判。

更加倒霉的特里头球摆渡给德罗巴，一个；德罗巴抛弃队长自己单刀，又一个！

阿森纳在德罗巴身上吃了不少的苦头了，这历史说起来可是悠久。德罗巴整垮的不仅仅是一个森德罗斯，德罗巴整垮了整个阿森纳。

克里希，这个家伙，灵感已经全部丧失掉了，本来以为他能够顺利的在阿森纳左闸坐稳位置，这样下去你离死也远不到哪里去了。赛后居然还敢说先斩利物浦，你凭什么去斩，你先把自己的本职工作做好力求不被人斩已经是不错的了。

这个赛季阿森纳的状态依然起伏不定，除了中场尚属过关之外，锋线完全丧失，卫线也完全丧失，留得中场上不着天下不着地的有劲也难使啊。

黄毛阿穆尼亚真的算不上什么好门将，西班牙不要你，英格兰也不会要你的。

回头看我最近对阿森纳的评价里，砸杀占了90%以上，即便是在顺利的时候也没有看好过他们，这个赛季仍然不能说是阿森纳的复活季。

让我以现在的心情来预测的话，阿森纳本赛季保住前四都悬，甚至我对危机中的利物浦都看好过与阿森纳。

阿森纳怎么了？

Arsenal 1-3 Manchester United-完败的开始-继续无锋

Arsenal suffered a major blow to their title hopes by losing 3-1 to Manchester United at Emirates Stadium on Sunday.

Arsène Wenger’s side were undone in the first half when Manuel Almunia touched home a cross from Nani then Wayne Rooney grabbed another on the break eight minutes from half-time.

Any chance of a revival seemed to be extinguished when Ji-Sung Park sprinted clear and slotted home in the 52nd minute.

Thomas Vermaelen’s strike hinted at some sort of comeback with 10 minutes remaining however Arsenal could muster no more.

This defeat leaves Wenger’s men five points adrift of leaders Chelsea and four behind their conquerors this afternoon. With over a third of the season to go that gap is still very catchable however Arsenal have only taken one point from the opening two fixtures in their ‘awesome foursome’ and that is a concern.

Still Manchester United did not win the title last year because they bested the Big Four. Maybe Arsenal can do the same thing.

A win at Chelsea next Sunday will do much to repair the damage to Wenger’s side this afternoon. Right now it may seem fanciful but it is no more than they got last season.

Defeat, however, may leave an unbridgeable divide between Arsenal and the top two.

The pre-match team-sheet was a matter of major concern for the home supporters. At Villa on Wednesday, Thomas Vermaelen had hobbled off in the first half. In his post-match press conference that night, Wenger had said, best case, it could be nothing to worry about but, worst case, it was a broken leg. It turned out to be the former but his involvement in this game was still a massive doubt. In the end he played and his potential deputy, Sol Campbell, did not make the bench.

There was also a question mark over Alex Song. The midfielder was not injured. The issue was fatigue after the rigours of the Africa Cup of Nations. He too started while Emmanuel Eboue, who had been on duty with the Ivory Coast at the same tournament, was named as a substitute. Aaron Ramsey dropped to the bench to accommodate Song. Samir Nasri, the two-goal hero in this fixture last season, replaced the injured Eduardo.

Of course, Arsenal v Manchester United is not capable of being a mundane affair. Games between the two sides had maybe lost some meaning in title terms over recent years however the importance of this one was undisputable. Arsenal, Manchester United and Chelsea had all led the Premier League in the past 10 days. This was a proper three-horse race and Wenger’s men would be facing the other two in the next eight days.

The pre-match tension around Emirates Stadium suggested that everyone knew it was time to deliver.

Arsenal were the first to show. In the third minute, Wes Brown nodded the ball into the path of the scampering Arshavin on the left. He teased the Manchester United defence before curling a shot beyond the far post.

However the visitors already seemed to have an ominous quality about them today and they would create a couple of dangerous opportunities down the right in the minutes that followed.

In the eighth minute, Darren Fletcher raced forward on the overlap. His low cross went through Vermaelen and was inadvertently cleared by Wayne Rooney with William Gallas in close attendance.

A minute later they would create another chance in an identical position. After escaping Clichy, Nani found himself in acres of space on the right. He had time to look up before cutting the ball back. Once again it was played at pace across the face of goal. Only the intervention of Song stopped Michael Carrick slotting home at the far post.

Arsenal had yet to settle. But just before the quarter-hour, Arshavin was on the end of another lightning attack down the left. Again he cut inside Brown and went for curler towards the far post. It was inches wide.

The Russian was back in the central attacking role and appeared to be relishing it. He was certainly heavily involved. Midway through the half, Fabregas strode through the midfield, shrugged off Paul Scholes and fed Arshavin. Once again he fooled his marker only this time he miscued his effort horribly.

You thought Arsenal were gradually working their way into the game. But, in fact, the visitors would impose themselves once more.

Only a wonderful interception from Gallas prevented Paul Scholes going clear inside the area then Ji-Sung Park’s cross was deflected into the path of Nani on the right of the area but the Portuguese midfielder drove wide.

The 23-year-old was having an eye-catching game and it was no surprise that he was behind the opening goal. He flicked the ball between Clichy and Nasri on the right-hand touchline then danced past Denilson to reach the byline once more. You can only assume that Nani was trying to reach a couple of players at the far post when he clipped the ball high over Almunia. The keeper tried to tip it over but only succeeded in diverting the ball into his own net.

The goal had been coming but Arsenal were still stung. Fabregas saw his drive diverted by a stray leg in a crowded area then Arshavin set up Gallas but his path was blocked. Manchester United pounced on the ball and spread it quickly to Nani on the right. He found Rooney scampering through the midfield and the England striker swept home his 20th Premier League goal of the campaign. Arsenal had been caught by the classic breakaway goal they’d put the patent on in the Wenger era.

The sliding Arshavin rifled a shot past the post shortly afterwards however, five minutes from the break Manchester United should have added a third. Rooney cut the ball back from the left-hand byline and Scholes helped it on to the unmarked Nani just inside the area. His drive was deflected past the far post by Vermaelen.

Song bundled through in injury time and drove a shot past the post. At the break, Arsenal needed an injection of composure, guile and steel.

But there would be no panacea.

In fact, seven minutes after the restart, Park made the home side feel even more sickly. Fletcher lofted the ball over the high line the Arsenal defence were holding and the Korean scampered through. Rooney was racing to join the attack and that drew Clichy’s attention. The Frenchman was left covering both players and so Park toyed with the idea of a pass. However in the end the Manchester United midfielder went for it alone and fired low into the bottom left-hand corner.

It seemed to be the killer goal.

Arsenal did what they could to respond. Fabregas fired inches over and Song stretched Edwin van der Sar. The Cameroon international also cracked an effort just wide.

They were all worthy efforts but were all from distance. You sensed that, with a 3-0 goal advantage, Manchester United were happy to let Arsenal try their luck from that range.

On the hour, Wenger made an attacking substitution – Theo Walcott for Denilson. Ten minutes later, he threw on Bendtner and Eboue for Rosicky and Nasri.

The pattern was now set for the remainder of the game. Arsenal would have ample possession and press forward, Manchester United would soak up everything and take what they could on the break.

Sixteen minutes from they time, that tactic nearly saw them grab a fourth. Rooney went marauding across the halfway line and then sprinted clear as Eboue stumbled. Fortunately for Arsenal he dragged his shot wide.

The game seemed to be limping to a conclusion when Arsenal scored. With 11 minutes left, Fabregas fed a quick free-kick to Nasri on the left. His high, hanging cross was nodded out by Jonny Evans to Vermaelen just outside the area and the Belgian hooked home a shot via the leg of the Irishman.

Suddenly we had a game again. Fabregas floated over a corner and Walcott saw his header booted away by Evans.

Gallas should have set-up a grandstand finish but, in the dying seconds of normal time, he sent a backward header wide when he only had Van der Sar to beat.

However before that, Almunia’s weak clearance nearly handed Nani the goal he deserved then, deep into injury time, Rooney slid a shot inches past the far post.

Emirates Stadium was understandably muted a full time, except for a pocket of travelling fans in the away end.

They had much to celebrate. Meanwhile Arsenal must simply steel themselves for next Sunday.

当落寞的枪手遇上正火的曼联，一点悬念都没有，阿森纳完败，魔鬼赛程头三仗全无胜绩。

纳尼右路得球后，先后晃过克里希、纳斯里以及维尔玛伦，在靠近右门柱时以几乎零角度抽射，阿穆尼亚解围失误，用手一托结果将球带入了自家球门。

太强悍了，这和雷纳被德罗巴耍的那次有啥区别，怎么说雷纳也比阿穆尼亚高一个档次呢。

这还不算完，4分钟不到就又被纳尼传给鲁尼进了第二个，纳尼疯了吗？

这一段时间以来，很多人说纳尼比不上罗纳尔多，比上不足比下还是绰绰有余的，罗纳尔多的巅峰估计还会持续一段时间，被打压了这么久的纳尼终于在一个够级别够分量的对手身上为自己赚到了正名。

想都想不到的是再一次朴智星成了终结者，阿森纳的后防线在这一刻形同了虚设。本来锋线上没人用阿尔沙文越俎代庖就已经够让人耻笑了，引以为豪的后防又出天仙，牛！

维尔玛伦挽回颜面的进球真的挽回颜面了么？温格的冬季进补得到了什么样的结局？

这一年又荒废过去了，废铁难成钢！

好销魂的日本小发明啊

好销魂的日本小发明啊

好销魂的日本小发明啊

好销魂的日本小发明啊

好销魂的日本小发明啊

好销魂的日本小发明啊

好销魂的日本小发明啊

这是闲得吗？

不过除了吃薯片以外可能还有别的用处，就是方便小偷！

小偷哦！

Aston Villa 0-0 Arsenal-大踏步落后

Arsenal began their ‘awesome foursome’ with a goalless draw at Aston Villa on Wednesday night.

In the next fortnight Arsène Wenger’s side take on a quartet of the Premier League’s finest in a spell that could define their title bid.

They opened that run with an attacking, exciting but ultimately even contest this evening. Villa drew a stunning save from Manuel Almunia in the opening minutes and had the more persistent pressure throughout. However the visitors hit the woodwork in each half – via Cesc Fabregas and Tomas Rosicky respectively – and nearly stole all three points at the death. They are now unbeaten in their last 10 Premier League games.

Arsenal had to throw on a rusty Sol Campbell in the first half after Thomas Vermaelen hobbled off. Wenger will also be pleased at the return of Nicklas Bendtner after three months out. But that only happened when Eduardo pulled up injured.

So while there are certain positives and negatives to take in, the mathematics (and Chelsea’s victory) mean Arsenal have dropped the third.

Of course Wenger always knew that the key games in this spell come on Sunday against Manchester United and the following weekend at Stamford Bridge.

It seems that crunch time has now arrived.

Not surprisingly there were wholesale changes to the Arsenal side that had lost to Stoke on Sunday. That was the point of the XI sent out at the Britannia Stadium.

More pertinently, there was just one alteration from the team that had gone top of the table by beating Bolton a week earlier – and even that was enforced. Aaron Ramsey replacing the injured Abou Diaby.

Meanwhile Bendtner was back on the bench. His first involvement of any sort since October 31 following groin trouble.

Villa had swarmed all over Arsenal in the early stages of this fixture last season and were unfortunate to lead by just one goal at the break.

They started in very much the same vein this evening. The home side should have taken the lead within three minutes, Gabriel Agbonlahor escaped in the left-hand channel and drove a low shot towards the far corner. Almunia thrust out an instinctive hand to touch the ball past the upright.

It was arguably the best save the keeper had made this season.

Villa were quicker, sharper and looking more determined. Arsenal were on the back foot. They had pockets of pressure but it took the visitors the best part of half an hour to reach an equilibrium.

In the ninth minute, Rosicky turned the ball back to Eduardo, whose bobbling shot was shepherded out for a corner by Richard Dunne. When it came in Denilson fired wide.

But three minutes later, Vermaelen brought down Emile Heskey and Ashley Young curled a free-kick a foot or so wide.

Both Arsenal centre halves were being overworked. Gallas tangled with Agbonlahor on the edge of the area but referee Lee Probert waved play on. The Frenchman was already looking like a stand out player while Vermealen seemed to be struggling after receiving treatment for a leg injury.

It was no surprise when the Belgian hobbled off in the 34th minute and Campbell came on.

That change came seconds after Ashley Young fooled Clichy on the right and, with numerous options in the centre, lofted a ball to the far post. The onrushing Stewart Downing could only sidefoot a shot high over the bar. A waste.

Villa continued to pepper the Arsenal area for the reminder of the half but the visitors started to dig themselves a foot hold in the game.

On the stroke of half time they nearly stole the lead. Fabregas dribbled across the face of goal and slid an angled shot past Freidel and against the base of the post. The ball bounced out towards Rosicky but Ramsey went for it as well. Eventually the Czech international took control but, by then, the area was crowded and he hacked his effort high over the bar.

It was Arsenal’s best chance of the half but the visitors still needed the break more than the home side.

They returned refreshed.

In the opening seconds, Arshavin and Clichy combined for the Frenchman to send in a low cross but Friedel beat Fabregas to the ball at the near post.

However a couple of minutes later, Villa should have gone ahead. Young’s cross deflected off Gallas and flew over Sagna to Downing at the back post. It seemed the simplest of headers but the former Middlesbrough winger nodded meekly wide. Downing had now enjoyed the two clearest opportunities of the game and had missed them both.

Young’s diving header was another indication that Villa had wrestled control of the game once more.

But just then, on the hour, Arsenal nearly scored. Arshavin fled down the left, outpaced the Villa defence but Friedel blocked his shot. Fabregas picked up the rebound and fed Rosicky. The Czech midfielder saw his drive cannon down off the underside of the bar and bounce away.

Before that chance, Eduardo had pulled up while chasing down a clearance and had indicated he needed to come off. After it, Bendtner replaced him.

Arsenal now seemed to have found some impetus. Fabregas saw a deflected dive drift wide while Ramsey and Arshavin had a couple of promising moves snuffed out at the last.

However this was a difficult game to call. As soon as one side began dominating, the other came back.

The final quarter of the game began with Villa on top. However although they won a flurry of free-kicks and corners the home side could do little with them.

Nasri replaced Rosicky and, almost immediately, saw a long range effort deflect wide.

The game built to a mighty crescendo with Arsenal marginally the better side.

In injury time, a fairy tale was quashed when Campbell pounced onto a loose ball in the area only to see his swivelling shot blocked.

The whistle blew seconds later. This was a decent point certainly, but is it enough?

We’ll find out in the next 10 days.

几天前，阿森纳站在了英超榜首上，尽管身后的切尔西少赛一场，曼联也离得不远，但毕竟是站上了最高点。

几天后，随着足总杯的出局，阿森纳和维拉的一场闷平让阿森纳大踏步地落后了，仍然少赛一场的切尔西领先了2分。

好吧，上次说要没场次比赛收集一条温格语录的，这一次他说：“我的着装并不意味着我们今天要买谁，因为我刚刚参加完董事会的会议。”

看来有两种可能，一种是董事会真的希望温格买人，一种是温格真的希望董事会支持买人。总之，习惯了小本经营的阿森纳在今年的冬天没有任何新人前来报到。

当初让坎贝尔回归说是为了避免维尔玛伦受伤，好吧，黑坎刚回来，维尔玛伦就伤了，而且看样子还不轻，黑坎能做好替补么？

本特纳刚刚回来，就又要走了，酋长球场慢慢就会变成酋长医院了！

Stoke City 3-1 Arsenal-足总杯出局

Arsenal are out of the FA Cup.

Arsène Wenger’s side went down 3-1 in a thunderous Fourth Round tie at Stoke on Sunday.

Both managers were true to their pre-match promises. Arsenal were a mixture of experience and youth while the home side were at full-strength.

Stoke took the lead within 70 seconds when Ricardo Fuller nodded home a trademark Rory Delap throw-in. By half time Arsenal had recovered from the shock and, just before the whistle, equalised through Denilson.

But Stoke were the stronger side in the second half and so it was no surprise to see Wenger make a triple substitution midway through the half. Such boldness had won the Third Round tie at West Ham earlier this month.

Today, however, it did not work. Mamady Sidibe set up Fuller for his second in the 78th minute then, just before the end, Dean Whitehead’s goal killed off any comeback.

Wenger’s team-sheet, especially the bench, had suggested the Frenchman was not prepared to throw away this competition, therefore defeat is a blow.

However, all along, the manager admitted his priorities lay elsewhere.

If Arsenal win the Premier League or Champions League this season then today’s defeat will have been worth conceding.

It was not a case of ‘if’ Wenger would throw in youngsters this afternoon. It was a case of how many.

There were debuts of varying kinds. Jay Emmanuel-Thomas made his first start of any sort after warming the bench for a number of times in recent games. Francis Coquelin began a game outside the Carling Cup for the first time while this was Sol Campbell’s second debut after re-joining the club earlier in the month. Of course the centre back was actually making his 198th appearance for the Club. His last had been at the 2006 Champions League Final.

Armand Traore, Lukasz Fabianski, Mikael Silvestre and Carlos Vela all needed a run. The surprise was the retention of Cesc Fabregas and Denilson in central midfield.

Meanwhile subsitutes Andrey Arshavin, Eduardo, Tomas Rosicky and Aaron Ramsey seemed to represent a sizeable insurance policy.

Stoke were a full strength, literally. Tony Pulis had said he would put out a Premier League team. Arsenal knew what was coming.

The same could be said of the opening goal.

With little over 30 seconds on the clock the home side won a throw in. It was exactly the same position from which the scored in the opening minutes during last season’s League game.

As ever Delap’s throw was long, powerful and flat. Fuller stole in front of the onrushing Fabianski to send a diving header into the top corner of the net. Exactly 70 seconds had elapsed.

Young, away from home and losing, understandably Arsenal went into their shell for a time.

Stoke, however, looked to kick on. They continued to pepper the Arsenal goal with crosses and throw-ins. Only Campbell’s toe-poke prevented Fuller’s cut-back finding Sidibe in the middle of the area.

Gradually the visitors did find their feet but chances were scarce.

Theo Walcott set up Vela to shot but Danny Higginbotham nipped in then Denilson had an effort blocked from long-range.

However no team wrestles control from Stoke without a fight. In the 35th minute, Fuller burst past Silvestre in the area and the Arsenal defender appeared to clip him. Replays suggested the Frenchman had been fortunate. It would be a crucial moment.

Four minutes before the break, Glenn Whelan fouled Vela on the left just outside the area. Fabregas shaped to swing the free-kick to the gaggle of players at the far post. Instead he squared to Denilson on the edge of the area. The Brazilian’s low drive was deflected but it found a way through a crowded area and into the corner of the net. It was his fourth goal of the season.

Arsenal now had the impetus. They forced a flurry of corners late in the half but, despite the pressure, Thomas Sorensen was untroubled.

Level pegging was just about fair at the break.

However the opening minutes of the second half belonged to Stoke. Campbell slid in expertly to cut out Danny Collins’ cross. Then Fabianski brilliantly blocked Fuller’s close-range header from Whelan’s corner.

Sorensen tipped over from Fabregas’ 25-yard drive but it was an oasis in a desert of Stoke pressure. Fuller thumped an effort over the bar as the home side tried to muscle another goal.

It was developing into a good, old-fashioned FA Cup tie. Fittingly it even began raining.

Stoke had the edge but Arsenal were still having their moments. Emmanuel-Thomas nodded Vela through on the left of the area but the Mexican could only hook a shot across the face of goal.

But, straight after that, Sidibe slid a cross toward Matthew Etherington at the far post only for Frances Coquelin to divert the ball out for a corner.

Wenger clearly realised his side were started to lose their way so, midway through the half, he made three changes – Arshavin, Ramsey and Eduardo came on for Walcott, Emmanuel-Thomas and Coquelin.

With 18 minutes left Stoke might have regained the lead but Delap’s chest down was heavy and Silvestre slid in to intercept. The Frenchman got caught for his trouble and needed lengthy treatment.

As they had at West Ham in the Third Round, you sensed the substitutions would change the game. They helped set up Vela but the Mexican was dispossessed six yards out. However replays suggested the ball hit the hand of Danny Collins in the aftermath.

It seemed that Arsenal were about start taking over.

Wrong.

In fact Stoke would take the lead and then kill the game.

With 12 minutes left, Sidibe stormed down the right and clipped a delicate cross into the middle of the area. It drifted between Campbell and Eastmond for Fuller to guide home his second of the game.

Ramsey thumped over when well-placed but, with four minutes left, Stoke grabbed a third. Eastmond was caught in possession and Etherington fed Dean Whitehead a simple tap-in.

Substitute Tuncay netted a fourth at the death but it was flagged offside.

Shortly after that the whistle blew. Arsenal were out.

德尼尔森又进球了，本来又是和法布雷加斯的一次绝妙配合，反超后发制人好戏最终没有上演。

正如阿森纳官网所说，随着哨声响过，阿森纳出局了。

这一次温格说：“球场草皮很糟糕，因为场地条件不是很好，我们花了很多时间把球停到地面来踢球。”

是不是每一场次的比赛都能收集到温格的名言，到最后一定能够集成英格兰版的乔生语录了吧。

只能说坎贝尔的运气太糟了！

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郑心意，1981年生，湖北罗田县匡河乡人。2岁时，心意不幸患上一种奇怪的脑病——“扭转性痉挛”，双上肢痉挛并向身体一侧扭转，双手不能弯曲，嘴 巴肌肉歪向一旁， 说话困难，到4岁还只能靠着墙走路， 四处求医均不见效，所以没有上过一天学。 但是通过电视和报纸，双脚并用，他已经可以完整的写信了。

“身体有疾病不要紧，只要有思想！你永远永远要坚持下去。你所想的一定会成功！”当他用了半分钟的时间一字一顿艰难地说完这句话时，人们记住了优酷视 频里的这位主人公——郑心意。 优酷拍客“芝麻拍客”上传了第一段名为“中国式阿甘的故事”的视频，随后的一周里，第2集、第3集故事陆续上传，网友们开始守在电脑面前等待更新，他们开 始把这些视频“顶”到网站首页，郑心意在网上的知名度也迅速上升。 网友们纷纷用“中国的钢铁汉子”、“纯爷们”、“大哥”……称呼他，甚至有网友建议把郑心意称为中国的霍金（精神）！

最大的梦想是健康

郑心意今年27岁，湖北罗田县匡河乡人。
2岁时，他不幸患上一种奇怪的脑病——“扭转性痉挛”，病魔导致他的上肢痉挛并向身体一侧扭 转，双手不能弯曲，嘴巴肌肉歪向一旁，到4岁还只能靠着墙走路，说话困难，家人带着他四处求医均不见效。然而，没有上过一天学的郑心意通过电视上的字幕学 会了用脚写字，双脚并用，他已经可以完整地写信、发短信了。
他相信可以自食其力，所以他能用脚洗衣、做饭、处理家务，他摆地摊卖一些小商品养活自己。
“我从来没说过‘好呀，可以呀，你帮我一下’！我从来没说过！我说‘不用，谢谢，我自己能行’。”视频中，郑心意虽然一个字一个字地说得异常艰难，但他无比坚定。
他梦想着有一天身体能够康复，所以经常忍受着剧痛通过各种方式锻炼身体，使他失去功能的双臂能得到运动。他说：“不管多么艰难，我都不会哭的！”
他最大的梦想就是，治好自己的病，照顾双亲。

希望有一天自食其力

关于郑心意的第一段视频，上线至今播放量就超过了100万次，网友评论超过１万条；而第2段视频上传首个晚上的播放量就超过了40万次；就像等待连续剧一样，网友们开始关注这个坚强小伙子的生活去向。
他说，自己曾怀揣着仅有的12元钱进京求医：“在长椿街地铁站地铁口的时候，有一位22岁的女 孩，她看着我背着那么大的包背不动，她就帮我背，然后她非得要把我送到解放军306医院，我非常非常感激她，非常感动，那个女孩，我觉得她跟其他人都不一 样。”就是这个让他觉得“不一般的女孩”，此后的日子里一直通过短信的方式默默地鼓励他，支持他。
默默关注郑心意的人不止一个，根据目前1万多条视频评论统计，95%的优酷网友被郑心意的精神所感染，有近3成的优酷网友表示愿意为其捐款。
但拍客们却透露，在与郑心意长期相处拍摄的这段日子里，心意身边的人坦言他的小摊生意其实少人问津，他的生活异常艰难，但是四川大地震的时候，他毅然将好心人筹给他的500元救命钱捐给了四川灾区。
郑心意说，他不想仅仅做一个接受别人帮助的人，他也有一颗滚烫的爱心。“我是表示我的心灵和正常人一样的。因为我希望有一天能自食其力，为祖国和社会做一点点贡献。”

他自幼患“扭转痉挛”，曾在当地经多方治疗无效。这种疾病是一种以肌张力障碍为主要表现的运动障碍疾病。目前内科无特殊有效治疗药物。尽管医生作了不少努力，在药物治疗方面做了一些尝试，但基本无效。
他住院之初，最大的担忧是住院期间他的生活能力问题。因为根据他的肢体运动障碍，医生判断单凭 他自己一人，生活根本无法自理。而他的确是一个人来的，没有亲属陪伴。医生常到病房观察他的情况。因为双上肢痉挛姿势异常，手派不上用场，只能用嘴直接去 吃放在桌上的饭菜，当然会撒一些出来，饭是吃到口了，吃完饭后满头是汗，短袖衬衣也基本湿透了.
穿脱衣也是一件很困难的事，他都很艰难地自己做，从不叫别人帮忙。他能够自己很艰难的完成最基 本的日常生活活动，医生不再怀疑他能自己“活下来”，但护士还是多次去帮他喂水喂饭，有时候碰到他穿脱衣的时候帮他一把。他对帮助他的人很感激。他经常对 医生和护士说，“你们对我太好了，我很感谢你们”。
从他对别人的言谈中，人们能感觉到他对治好自己的病抱有强烈的愿望。他说话的时候那种期盼的眼 神虽然过去一年多了，仍让医生们记忆尤新。他多次对他的医生说，“我相信你们一定能治好我的病，我很想你们能治好我的病”。医生们都很理解，他毕竟只有 ２０多岁，他也希望自己能过上健康人一样的生活。
尽管治疗效果不好，但他怕医生会灰心，还不时告诉医生“这几天我感觉脖子的酸痛减轻了一些”， 但他实在难受的时候，却难掩痛苦的表情。他痛苦着，却抱者乐观的心态；他面对无望的现实的时候，却始终不愿放弃希望。他给医生的印象中，除了艰难的肢体活 动，就是乐观的笑容。从他身上可以学到很多有价值的东西，这是一些品质，一种精神!

“人残废了不要紧，关键是思想，我从来没有说过，好呀，可以呀，你帮我一下，我从来没有说过，我只说谢谢，不用，我自己能行。”
“别人帮助你只能帮助你一下子,他不可能帮助你一辈子.”

以前我一直以为地震除了汶川那次离我应该很遥远，但实际上好像并不是这样。

为啥以前没听说过有这么频繁呢？

中新网1月24日电 据国家地震台网测定，1月24日10时36分在山西运城市河津市、万荣县交界(北纬35.5，东经110.7)发生了4.8级地震，震源深度12公里。

目前尚未接到人员伤亡和财物损毁情况报告。

Arsenal 4-2 Bolton Wanderers-传奇的赛季大转折

Arsenal are top of the Premier League.

Arsène Wenger’s side produced a stunning four-goal comeback to beat Bolton at Emirates Stadium on Wednesday and overtake Chelsea by virtue of goals scored.

In the build-up to the game, the manager had charged his side with task of going top but, after 28 minutes of this pulsating affair, that dream was in tatters.

Bolton took a shock lead in the seventh minute when Gary Cahill struck from close range. Just before the half-hour, Denilson fouled Chung-Yong Lee and Matthew Taylor squeezed home a penalty.

Tomas Rosicky tossed Wenger’s off-kilter side a lifeline with a long-range drive just before half time. But, after the restart, the home team were irresistible.

This was storming, storming Arsenal.

Seven minutes in, Cesc Fabregas burst through and steered home shot from an acute angle then, just before the hour, Thomas Vermaelen lashed home a loose ball after a corner.

It seemed that would be that and, frankly, most of us would have settled for it.

However five minutes from time, Andrey Arshavin bulldozered through the Bolton defence to fire home that crucial fourth.

Of course, in itself, this table means nothing. The last time Arsenal were top, on August 28, it was worth little either. Standings only lead to silverware in May.

But it does show Wenger’s men are cast-iron contenders – strong in mind and body. These back-to-back games with Bolton have been mighty tough but Arsenal have come through.

Going top means they are now there to be shot at themselves of course. However, if tonight is anything to go by, this side is armour-plated.

Before kick-off, Wenger’s only changes saw him bring in experience for youth. From Sunday’s side, Craig Eastmond and Armand Traore dropped out; Denilson and Gael Clichy came in. It was the Frenchman’s first start since the 3-0 victory over Tottenham on October 31.

Theo Walcott was named in the squad for the first time since December 27 but he only made the bench.
Bolton’s main change was a surprise. Despite a lively game on Sunday, Ivan Klasnic dropped to the bench.

There was a strange lethargy about the Emirates Stadium early on. Transport delays meant the ground filled up late and there was little buzz just before kick-off.

Arsenal’s start was entirely in keeping with that. Yes, early efforts from Abou Diaby and Arshavin warmed the hands of Jussi Jaaskelainen early on but the saves were pretty regulation.

Bolton, meanwhile, had purpose. They clearly fancied the task tonight and their industry got them a goal in the seventh minute.

Arsenal had a couple of chances to clear a left-wing free-kick. From the second, Clichy skied his attempted clearance and Kevin Davies’ nodded the ball down for Cahill to sweep home. A poor, poor goal to concede.

The home side were utterly stung. They were in danger of turning down an open invitation to go top.

In fairness, Cahill’s goal woke them up. It was about time. In the 12th minute Rosicky’s touch sent Cesc Fabregas clear on the left of the area and, as Bolton appealed for offside, the Spaniard’s bounced a shot off Jaaskelainen when he should have scored.

Two minutes later, Diaby sent a raking ball to Eduardo just outside the area. With few outlets the Croatian went for what ice-hockey fans would call a slap-shot. It flew inches over the bar.

While Arsenal had yet to find their composure they had at least created a head of steam. In the minutes that followed Arshavin bobbled a shot just wide and Zat Knight sent a hurried clearing header inches over his own bar.

But, as on Sunday, the first half was open, exciting and attacking with Bolton playing a full part.

In the 16th minute, Vermaelen fouled Davies and Taylor’s free-kick fully extended Almunia.

That duel would be repeated 11 minutes later. Again Bolton were afforded too much space in the area and Denilson brought down Chung-Yong Lee. A crystal clear penalty.

Almunia guessed correctly when Taylor stepped up to take the spot-kick however the ball still found a way into the corner.

It was looking bleak for Arsenal but, on the upside, they were certainly creating clear enough chances to get themselves back in the game.

In the 36th minute, Fabregas’ meandered through most of the Bolton midfield before setting up Eduardo 10 yards out. The stumbling Croatian tried to steer the ball into the far corner but his effort lacked the strength to beat Jaaskelainen.

Five minutes from the break, Fabregas scooped a free-kick into the area and, off-balance, Davies nodded the ball against his own bar.

It was turning into a curious game. Arsenal were far from fluent and trailing 2-0 but they could have scored four themselves by this point.

At least, when they did get on the scoresheet, it was a goal of quality. Fabregas, as ever, was the instigator, darting inside his marker and feeding the ball out to Rosicky on the right. The Czech midfielder was 30 yards out and tightly marked. But showing exquisite balance he jinked some space and lashed home a rocket of shot.

Emirates ignited, the game was alive. Arsenal poured forward until the whistle but could not find an equaliser.

The impetus was still with them when the game restarted. Bolton had a few minutes of early pressure but Arsenal had retained all the urgency created from Rosicky’s rocket.

Seven minutes after the break, they found an equaliser.

As he has done so often in recent weeks, Gallas stormed forward to supplement to the attack. The Frenchman’s challenge on Mark Davies won the ball but left the Bolton midfielder in a heap. Gallas played on and eventually Fabregas bundled his way inside the six-yard box before sliding an angled shot through the legs of Jaaskelainen and into the far corner.

While Arsenal celebrated, the keeper raced to the referee to protest. Gallas had appeared to tread on Davies’ ankle and, after lengthy treatment, the youngster was carried off.

The home side now had the bit between their teeth. Fabregas crashed an effort inches over the bar and, in the 65th minute, their comeback proved irresistible.

Fabregas floated over a corner from the right and Vermaelen’s high, hanging header was touched back into the Belgian’s path by Diaby. The centre half swung a determined foot at the ball from 10 yards out. His contact was not perfect but he was so close to goal that the sliced shot bounced off the inside of the far post and flew into the net.

It was Vermaelen’s sixth goal of the season and undoubtedly the most important.

Having worked so hard to get the lead you could understand Arsenal easing off the gas a little.

It seemed for a while that this tall tale would not have its happy ending.

However five minutes from time Arshavin withstood a couple of half-hearted Bolton challenges to fire home the fourth.

In the dying seconds, the Russian should have made it five but he spurned the support of substitute Theo Walcott to go for goal alone. It was a rare wrong move for Arsenal in the second half.

The home fans left Emirates Stadium singing ‘we are top of the League’.

Of course they were right but their team had taken them on one hell of a journey to get there this evening.

从赛季首场大胜埃弗顿后，这是阿森纳在漫长的5个月之后第二次登上积分榜领头羊的位置。

以大四喜的惊天逆转收场真是太完美了，一早醒来，发现罗西基拉开了反击序幕，法布雷加斯小角度扳平比分，维尔玛伦再次上演变脸绝技，爱德华多又一个脚后跟传球阿尔沙文又一次客串中锋单刀赴会。

赢了固然是好事，重新登顶，哪怕只是暂时的，对士气的提升和信心的提升都远远高于简单的3分，让我们到5月份的时候再回过头来看看，哪一场才是最重要的转折？

维尔玛伦从夏天刚来时不被人看好，到现在作为一名中后卫已经攻入了6个进球了！

罗西基和法布雷加斯两个牛人，每次复出都会带来一粒进球作为开场白！

阿尔沙文不是中锋胜似中锋，俄罗斯人自从请到了希丁克以后，仿佛整个民族都发生了翻天覆地的变化！

爱德华多还是个猴儿，断腿前锋现在越来越多花哨的动作，越来越不敢和人正面冲撞了，不过也好，四两拨千斤，咱爷们儿玩得就是寂寞！

切尔西，前一天你还是能够听到身后的呼吸，这一刻你已经是能够闻到前方的臭屁了吧！

Bolton Wanderers 0-2 Arsenal-命中注定的博尔顿

Arsenal are closing in on the top of the Premier League table.

Arsène Wenger’s side carved out a hard-fought 2-0 victory in a crucial fixture at Bolton on Sunday. If they do the same thing in the return game at Emirates Stadium in midweek they will go ahead of Chelsea and Manchester United.

It could be a significant moment in their season.

It is highly appropriate that today’s result should put Arsenal in such a strong position because this was a title-winning kind of victory.

The visitors were under pressure for sustained periods of this game. Bolton, under new manager Owen Coyle, quizzed their opponents at the start of each half but Arsenal always had an answer. A well-worked goal from Cesc Fabregas gave them a vital lead just before the half-hour then, 12 minutes from time, substitute Fran Merida fired home a game-clinching second.

‘Fluent Arsenal’ were not present at the Reebok today. Bolton would not allow that. Instead, ‘dogged Arsenal’ took their place and they were determined enough to create a couple of opportunities for their undoubted class to shine through.

It is a method that has brought the Premier League title to Old Trafford and Stamford Bridge in recent years.

And it looks like Arsenal might have copied the formula this season.

Before kick-off, Wenger’s team news was significant. Going into Friday’s training session, the manager knew he would be without Alex Song (international duty) and Denilson (rib). However in training that day he lost Aaron Ramsey to a muscular problem and subsequently Samir Nasri suffered a hamstring injury.

That situation heralded the call-up of Craig Eastmond. The 19-year-old had played in the defensive midfield role with some distinction in the Carling Cup earlier in the campaign but this was his first Premier League start.

Elsewhere, Fabregas returned after hamstring trouble and Tomas Rosicky, fresh from his crucial equaliser last week, started on the right. Gael Clichy was back in the squad for the first time since October 31 but only made the bench.

Both teams emerged to a barrage of drums. Clearly the plan was to have the Reebok Stadium rocking for Coyle’s opening fixture.

The Scot nearly had a dream start. Within 45 seconds of the whistle, Chung-Young Lee and Fabrice Muamba set up Kevin Davies in the area but Fabregas popped up in the six-yard box to hack the ball clear. The early moments certainly belonged to the home side but Arsenal soon imposed themselves.

Fabregas and Rosicky belted the shots wide and then Jussi Jaaskelainen had to rush out then bat ball away from the scampering Eduardo.

Arsenal were looking inventive going forward and, in the 12th minute, that should have won them a penalty. Eduardo curled in a low cross from the left-hand side and Fabregas flicked the ball away from Jaaskelainen. In his follow-through the keeper swept his feet around to bring down the Spaniard. Referee Phil Dowd waved play on as the floored Fabregas rolled around in frustration.

Bolton’s best attacking avenue was down their right-hand side. In the 20th minute Armand Traore was caught in possession and Tamir Cohen’s cross was fumbled behind by Almunia. The Israeli then hacked over the bar and Ivan Klasnic forced a low save from Almunia.

However despite a decent amount of possession, most of the quality was still coming from Arsenal, with Arshavin a growing influence. The Russian saw his low cross dribble inches away from Eduardo then he cut inside his marker only for his attempted curler to be deflected wide.

Arsenal seemed to be laying down preparatory work for a goal.

It arrived in the 28th minute.

Diaby darted into the area but lost the ball. Eventually it fell to Fabregas who kept his cool to play a delightful one-two with Eduardo and the pick his spot with a low shot into the corner. It was the Spaniard’s 13th goal of the season.

In the 31st minute, Arsenal nearly grabbed a second. Fabregas’ deep corner fell to Eastmond on the edge of the area. The midfielder met the ball with a sidefoot volley. It was a pacy effort than found a path through the crowded area only for Jaaskelainen to clutch the ball on the line.

Fabregas had claims for another penalty shout shortly afterwards when he was clipped by Zat Knight. The Arsenal captain tussled with Matt Taylor afterwards both got a lecture from referee Dowd.

Rosicky and Paul Robinson were booked shortly afterwards as tempers flared momentarily.

As half time approached both sides had chances to score. First Lee’s low shot forced Almunia into a sharp save then Arshavin’s cutback was tapped past the far post by the stumbling Fabregas with the goal gaping.

It was an open opportunity but no better than the one Bolton carved out in injury time.

With his back to goal, Klasnic nodded the ball over Gallas and Almunia had to thrust out a hand to stop him prodding home the equaliser. It was an unprepossessing save but it preserved Arsenal’s lead as they went into the break.

As in the first half, Bolton were off the blocks much the quicker after the restart and, again, they were inventive down their right-hand side. Lee got in a number of worrying positions and fired in probing crosses. The most dangerous for Arsenal came when Gallas’ outstretched leg diverted the ball towards the far post and the diving Almunia had to intercept.

Bolton were turning the screw and Arsenal were struggling to keep them off.

In fairness the visitors kept clear chances to a minimum. The best came just before the hour when Klasnic freed Taylor on the left of the area but the midfielder blazed his effort over the bar.

Gallas slid a header over the bar and Eduardo nearly profited from Arshavin’s left-wing cross but undoubtedly Bolton were in the ascendancy.

Just past the hour, Fran Merida replaced Eastmond and Diaby dropped into the holding role. Gradually Arsenal flexed their muscles once more.

However in the 70th minute Bolton might have got on level terms when Gavin McCann’s lofted pass found Taylor midway inside the Arsenal half with a clear run on goal. The former Portsmouth midfielder did not realise the extent of his isolation and snatched at an early shot. It rolled harmlessly wide and the opportunity went begging.

Wenger then brought on Clichy for Rosicky to shore up Arsenal’s left flank. A wise move. With 15 minutes left, Vermaelen, who had been outstanding in defence this afternoon, curled a free-kick on to the top of the net.

Three minutes later, they got the crucial second. A sweeping move ended with Eduardo clipping a inviting cross to the far post. It was flicked off Gary Cahill’s head and Merida collected with his left foot before steering home a cross-shot with his right. It was another silky finish from a small Spanish central midfielder.

Bolton were now spent. Taylor rammed an effort over the bar but, in truth, Arsenal cruised home.

This used to be a bogey ground for Wenger’s men but this was their fourth straight win at the Reebok.

Times are clearly changing.

And, on Wednesday, the lead in the Premier League might do the self-same thing.

博尔顿，从第二轮就积攒了起来，中途还经历了一场暴雪袭击，一直到这个时候才迎来了车轮大战。

倒数第二的博尔顿你可真是雪中送炭啊！

感谢上天，法布雷加斯又回来了，我在一天天数着日子过，神奇的小法，还有多少时间能闪耀在阿什伯顿？

3天后，再见！

这就是温格留给对手的话，在3天之后，阿森纳将穿上黄色领骑衫！

今天，google说自己有可能要退出中国，什么？我不禁要爆粗口了就！

谁都可以退出中国，对我的影响都不大，甚至可以忽略，但是唯一一个不能缺的就是google。

没有了google，我的所有生活将无法继续。

如果真的google要退出中国了，那么我估计离我自己离开互联网这个行业也不远了。

Arsenal 2-2 Everton-雪战-血战

Tomas Rosicky grabbed an injury-time equaliser as Arsenal twice came from behind to draw 2-2 with Everton in a thunderous affair at Emirates Stadium.

It seemed for much of this afternoon that Arsène Wenger’s side were about to fall to their fifth Premier League defeat of the campaign.

On a freezing North London day, Arsenal were caught cold in the ninth minute when Leon Osman powered home a header from Landon Donovan’s corner.

The home side gradually roused themselves and equalised just before the half-hour when Denilson’s drive deflected past Tim Howard.

In the second half, both sides threw all their resources at the task of grabbing the three points as a snowstorm enveloped Emirates Stadium. With nine minutes left, Everton appeared to have won the game when Steve Pienaar burst clear and produced the cheekiest of finishes to beat Almunia.

However, in the second minute of stoppage time, Rosicky’s drive clipped Lucas Neill and flew past Howard.

The point keeps Arsenal third whereas a win would have taken them second and within touching distance of leaders Chelsea.

However, whatever your perspective, you cannot deny that Everton were well worth their draw this afternoon.

Meanwhile the critics will argue Arsenal slipped up in the snow today.

Certainly this was an opportunity missed. Yet when the performance is off-key, a team rely on guts and spirit to pull them through in adverse conditions. That is what Arsenal did today.

They are still in thick of the title race.

Wenger made six changes from the side that had come from behind to beat West Ham last Sunday.

Manuel Almunia, Armand Traore, Denilson, Samir Nasri, Abou Diaby, Andrey Arshavin all returned. Lukasz Fabianski, Alex Song, Mikael Silvestre, Jack Wilshere, Fran Merida and Carlos Vela made way. Rosicky was on the bench having recovered from his hamstring injury.

The snow that had caused the midweek postponement had not shifted in the intervening days. The temperature had not changed, so it was never going to.

As a result, the Club had employed people with blowtorches to melt stubborn ice around the stadium area. It was still bitterly cold however and, as if to prove a point, a snow storm blew up just before kick-off.

Arsenal were the form side but Everton settled the quicker. Louis Saha nodded the ball into the net in the opening minutes but was rightly flagged offside. Shortly afterwards he collected a raking pass from Pienaar, shook off the stumbling Thomas Vermaelen but fired wildly over the bar.

Apart from Diaby’s wayward cross-shot the home side had been caught napping early on.

And, in the 13th minute, they were caught cold.

Donovan swung a corner into the middle of the area and the diminutive Osman stole in front of William Gallas to thunder in a header. Denilson was stationed on the far post but could not prevent the ball going in.

The goal enlivened the crowd and they did their best to impart that urgency on their team.

It started to work.

Diaby lofted a ball over the defence to Gallas at the far post. The centre back clipped the ball past Howard but Leighton Baines hooked clear.

By the midway point of the first half, Arsenal were starting to stir. They had begun creating pressure but, when the equaliser came, it was more luck than judgement.

In the 28th minute, Nasri curled in a cross from the right. Arshavin and Eduardo then set up Denilson to fire goalwards. The Brazilian obliged and his effort deflected off Osman to leave Howard flat-footed.

Arsenal were now in the ascent. Eduardo had claims for a penalty after playing hopscotch through the middle of the Everton defence. The striker then saw a sliding effort hit Howard’s legs. It was flagged offside, wrongly according to replays.

Everton had gone into their shell since the equaliser but they nearly regained the lead in the 36th minute when Almunia misjudged a right-wing hanging cross from Phil Neville and Tim Cahill’s header bobbled dangerously across the area before being hacked to safety.

This was turning into a blood-and-thunder affair. Both sides had an admirable effervescence given the conditions.

After half time, the snow became thicker and the pace became faster.

Eduardo tried to weave his way through again and poke the ball through to Ramsey inside the area. His touch beat Howard but took him wide. By the time his cross came in the keeper had recovered.

Meanwhile at the other end, Saha was still Everton’s cutting edge. The French striker darted past Traore and Gallas in the 62nd minute but his deflected shot curled inches wide of the far post.

Three minutes later, Wenger brought Rosicky on for Ramsey and the Czech international nearly made an instant impact. Sagna sent over a deep cross from the right and Howard batted the ball away from Rosicky’s head.

Arsenal were now stepping up their game. Traore’s low-cross fizzed across the area and, from the resulting corner, Rosicky’s drive fell to Vermaelen, who saw a fierce goalbound shot blocked. Then, after firing narrowly over, Denilson claimed a penalty when he was clattered in the area.

By now the crowd were singing ‘jump up if you love Arsenal’. It was 50 per cent devotion and 50 per cent necessity.

With 15 minutes left, Cahill reached the byline and cut inside only for Diaby to intervene. Arshavin did likewise at the other end, only this time his cross was scrambled away for a corner.

This was a toe-to-toe scrap now. Both sides were going for three points without flinching. The only ‘settling’ being done was by the snow on the pitch.

With nine minutes left, Everton grabbed a second. Cahill spotted Pienaar streaking through the middle and the South African raced half the length of the pitch to go one-on-one with Almunia.

The Spaniard has just ‘set’ himself when Pienaar made his move. The midfielder lifted his effort over the crouching keeper and into the net. An exquisite finish.

From the kick-off, it was nearly 3-1. Under challenge from no-one, Denilson collapsed in the centre circle and James Vaughan raced through. This time Almunia stood up to make a crucial stop.

The Brazilian was stretchered off and replaced by Fran Merida. Seconds later, Pienaar fired inches over the bar.

The injury precipitated five minutes of stoppage time. In the second of those they grabbed the leveller when Rosicky’s drive clipped Lucas Neill and flew past Howard. It set up a grandstand finish.

A nasty collision between Traore and Almunia took the steam out of the finale.

But, at full time, Arsenal had to be happy with the point they had obtained.

第12分钟，奥斯曼首开纪录；第28分钟，奥斯曼将德尼尔森的射门挡入自家球门；第81分钟，皮纳尔挑射破门；第92分钟，罗西基绝杀扳平。

刚刚说完阿森纳不能老是把进球放到下半场，这倒好，上次是落后一个球，这次是两个，下次呢？再接再厉？

德尼尔森的进球是折射，罗西基的进球也是折射，说白了就是歪打正着，阿森纳本来不应该得到这该死的一分的。

如果不是平局，阿森纳现在应该在积分榜上的什么位置？可惜，大雪不光是打乱了这场比赛，甚至到明年五月份的时候再回想起来这阵席卷北半球的暴风雪，被打乱的或许还有整个赛季。

和博尔顿的补赛还不知道是什么时候，如果不出意外接下来对垒迎来的应该是斯托克城（足总杯）和维拉（联赛），刚刚在过去的十二月里把两个对手送走，一个2：0，一个3：0，希望能用这两场比赛好好调整状态，到时候人员也能够齐整一些，法布雷加斯也应该回来了，本特纳应该也能上场了。

但是，过去的数据可什么都说明不了，这不，本赛季刚开始阿森纳还超大比分赢了埃弗顿，五个月过去就被人家牵着鼻子走了。

West Ham United 1-2 Arsenal Ham-令人心跳的逆转

It took a five-minute turnaround at West Ham on Sunday to send Arsenal into the FA Cup Fourth Round.

Arsène Wenger’s side struggled for the first hour at Upton Park and trailed to Alessandro Diamanti’s breakaway goal on the stroke of half time.

It looked like Arsenal might be following Manchester United out of the FA Cup at the first opportunity.

However, with 12 minutes left, Aaron Ramsey added to his blossoming reputation with a fine strike on the turn. Five minutes later, Eduardo steered a perfectly-placed header into the top corner.

The comeback has been sparked by the introduction of Samir Nasri and Abou Diaby in the 65th minute. Before that, Wenger’s much-changed side had struggled to impose themselves on an equally-altered West Ham outfit.

It made for an unedifying spectacle and the only true quality was crammed into the final 15 minutes.

Still, at full time, the Arsenal fans sang loud and long while Wenger punched the air.

Both clearly still value the FA Cup.

With two crucial Premier League games coming up, the Frenchman had promised sweeping changes. Certainly his team selection smacked of protectionism.

Manuel Almunia, Armand Traore, Andrey Arshavin, Samir Nasri and Abou Diaby all dropped out. Meanwhile the absence of Philippe Senderos from the squad suggested the Swiss defender had failed that pre-match fitness test on his injury foot. As a result, Thomas Vermaelen and William Gallas resumed their partnership at centre-back.

The incoming players were Lukasz Fabianski, Carlos Vela, Fran Merida, Mikael Silvestre and Jack Wilshere.

It may have been bitterly cold at Upton Park but the portents for this game were good. A shockless Saturday had already been blown apart by Manchester United’s defeat to Leeds earlier on Sunday. Meanwhile the last meeting between the two sides in this competition – an FA Cup Sixth Round replay in March 1998 – had been a thriller.

However the first half this afternoon could not have brought a greater contrast.

In fairness both sides had major changes but neither settled in the opening quarter. In truth there was little to report except for Merida’s tame shot in the 10th minute.

Gradually Arsenal exerted their authority. The visitors enjoyed the greater territory and possession but could do precious little with it.

In the 16th minute, Ramsey’s shot deflected over off Matthew Upson and then Vela’s drive did likewise. Arsenal got the in the right position on a number of occasions but, too often, their delivery let them down.

Gradually West Ham made their presence felt. In the 25th minute Junior Stanislas whipped a free-kick just over the bar and then Fabianski acrobatically tipped Diamanti’s cross away from Luis Jimenez.

Just before the half-hour, Ramsey and Wilshere worked a short corner. Robert Green tipped the former’s cross away from Song at the back post. However the ball fell to Vermaelen, who blazed over when he should have hit the target.

But that was a rare highlight. To be honest, it was a poor half with neither side enjoying any type of fluency.

Even the opening goal was scrappy. In the first minute of injury time Radoslav Kovac steered a ball towards Diamanti in the centre. Arsenal pushed up for offside but the Italian had just stayed legal.

He went one-on-one with Fabianski but the Polish keeper guessed correctly. He got a hand on Diamanti’s shot but could not prevent it trickling inside the post.

Not surprisingly the home side came out fired up for the second half. Frank Nouble spanked a shot wide and then Stanislas forced a flying save from Fabianski.

Arsenal were still sluggish. In the 53rd minute, Eduardo’s swivelling shot was deflected over the bar by Upson but that was the extent of their opportunities in the opening quarter of the second half.

In fact West Ham now seemed the side more likely to score. Had the home side been blessed with a more experienced strikeforce this afternoon, they might have extended their lead.

In the 65th minute, Wenger made changes. Nasri and Diaby came on for Merida and Wilshere.

It had an immediate effect. Seven minutes later, Diaby and Song combined nicely in the left-hand channel. Both of them drew excellent saves from Green.

Shortly afterwards, Nasri hacked a shot over the bar. A horrible finish but at least Arsenal were imposing themselves now.

Twelve minutes from time, they equalised. Song, who was Arsenal’s best player on the day, fed Vela in the area. The Mexican nudged the ball to Ramsey who fired a shot into the far corner.

Against the odds Arsenal were back in it. Then, five minutes later, they won it.

Vela sent over a teasing cross from the left-hand side and Eduardo stole in front of his marker to arc a header into the top corner of the net beyond Green’s despairing dive.

Shortly afterwards Song rifled an effort over the bar and Eduardo nodded wide.

The visitors had gone 80 per cent of the game creating little but now they were manufacturing chances galore.

Vela, who had assisted for both goals, was next to try his luck. However his low drive was booted off the line with Green beaten.

At full time, the Arsenal fans had found a new hero. They chanted the name of Ramsey. Along with Song, the Welshman had been the visitors’ best player on the day.

While Arsenal’s performance had been patchy both deserved to be on the winning side this afternoon.

And, more importantly, Wenger’s men continue revel in their winning habit.

第45分钟，迪亚曼蒂的入球为西汉姆联队取得领先；第78和83分钟，拉姆齐和爱德华多连下两城，阿森纳逆转获胜。

挺好，目前火力最强大的阿森纳队，只有在比赛即将结束的时候才能扭转败局，这算什么？胸有成竹所以不急于表现？给对手留足面子？让对手从云端直落深渊造成毁灭性打击？放屁！

对比赛的控制不力才是罪魁祸首，连贝尼特斯这样的逆转王都有人品用光光的时候，阿森纳怎么能总是指望着这么一个不靠谱的回马枪招数。

比对手多进一个球固然是好消息，但是带来的也有不好的方面，进球的人是拉姆齐，这有什么关系吗？

看看最近沸沸扬扬的皇家马德里和巴塞罗那争夺小法的传闻吧，尽管我无论如何也不相信温格会做这样的事情，但是媒体的分析总是比我能想到的多那么一点点，什么把小法卖到皇马好为温格接下来的入主做铺垫了啥的。说的我心惊肉跳的，再加上温格一看到幼齿童工也能挑起大梁的时候难免会把老家伙干掉，虽然这里说的老家伙法布雷加斯也还年纪不大。

保卫法布雷加斯，全球的阿森纳球迷们必须联合起来抵制皇马和巴萨的无良龌龊，必须联合起来尽可能长时间挽留法布雷加斯将自己有限的青春贡献给兵工厂。

否则，如果法布雷加斯被卖走，那今后那些希望将阿森纳作为跳板轻松上位的年轻人再到伦敦的时候将不再会有起码的忠诚！

Portsmouth 1-4 Arsenal-2009收官大捷

Watch out Chelsea, Arsenal are coming for you.

Arsène Wenger’s side closed within four points of the leaders with a comfortable 4-1 win at Portsmouth on Wednesday night.

After soaking up early pressure, Eduardo’s deflected free-kick gave the visitors the lead just before the half-hour. Then, three minutes from half-time, the Portsmouth defence afforded Samir Nasri ample time to slam home a second from the edge of the area.

A superb solo strike from Aaron Ramsey in the 69th minute should have killed the game yet Portsmouth grabbed a goal from Nadir Belhadj almost immediately. However Alex Song’s header ended any argument nine minutes from time.

This was Arsenal’s third successive victory by a three-goal margin. During December they have shrugged off the absence of Robin Van Persie, Nicklas Bendtner and now Cesc Fabregas to rebuild realistic title aspirations.

If they win their game in hand, a home fixture against managerless Bolton next Wednesday, the gap at the top will be down to one point. By the next time Chelsea play, Arsenal could be breathing down their neck.

Not a bad way to end the decade.

Before kick-off, news filtered around the press box that Fabregas would be out for only 10 days. If true it would be a blessed relief. Player and manager had no regrets about the downside of his two-goal 27-minute cameo against Aston Villa but tonight Arsenal had to pay the price.

Of course, the Spaniard had not started against Villa so the only actual change from that team saw Denilson drop out with a back problem and Ramsey came in. The Welshman’s elevation was telling. After all he is perhaps the prince to Fabregas’ throne at Emirates Stadium right now.

Meanwhile, Tomas Rosicky was back on the bench after recovering from his hamstring problem.

This was a tricky game for Arsenal. After the win at Liverpool they had gone to Burnley, an equally hostile environment, and brought back a point. There was a similar euphoria after the 3-0 win over Villa on Sunday. However a draw was not enough this evening and the home side started with dynamism.

They created sustained pressure but only had one chance to show for it. That came in the ninth minute when Alex Song slipped trying to collect Traore’s pass on the halfway line and Kevin Prince Boateng sprinted into space in the right hand channel. He had Frederic Piquionne in the middle but decided to fire towards the near post. Manuel Almunia needed a strong hand to turn the ball aside.

The home side failed to build on the chance and gradually Arsenal started to turn the screw. They won a succession of corners but only created a flurry of half-chances. Andrey Arshavin hacked an effort over, Eduardo nodded well wide and Bacary Sagna saw his low drive fail to penetrate a forest of defenders in the area.

The clearest effort came in the 19th minute when Eduardo cut the ball back to Abou Diaby on the corner of the area but the Frenchman’s sidefoot shot was beaten away by Asmir Begovic at the near post.
Portsmouth were now on the back foot. Boateng sprang the offside trap for a split second but he lost his footing at the crucial moment. Arsenal would follow that chance by taking the lead.

In the 29th minute, Aaron Mokoena fouled Ramsey on the edge of the area. Eduardo tried to bend the free-kick into the far corner but Younes Kaboul attempted to intervene. The former Spurs centre back could only steer the ball inside the other post. The goal was full of fortune but it had been coming.

The strike knocked out what stuffing was left in the Portsmouth side. Belhadj fired an optimistic effort well wide but the home side’s lack of confidence was plain to see.

Three minutes from the break, Arsenal’s second goal merely hammered the point home. The Portsmouth defence stood off Eduardo in the area so he had ample time to find Ramsey. The Welshman, also unchallenged, squared to Nasri, who fired home from 15 yards. It was the Frenchman’s first goal of the season and it had been all too simple.

At the break, Portsmouth appeared to be a beaten side.

In fairness, they raised themselves as best they could after the restart. Belhadj thundered an effort wide in the opening stages but the home side could not follow it up.

You felt Arsenal were always in control. In the 69th minute, they proved it. Ramsey picked up the ball in midfield, skipped past the weakest of challenges then thumped home a shot from 22 yards. It was cracking goal from a player who only turned 19 on Boxing Day.

Portsmouth grabbed a goal five minutes later when Anthony Vanden Borre cut the ball back for Belhadj stab home a shot.

But it was a mere blip. These are dark days for Portsmouth, who had been served with a winding up order by HM Revenue & Customs on the afternoon of the game. The home fans were singing songs against the Club’s owners for much of the second half.

Their defence hardly helped the situation. Nine minutes from time, Nasri crossed to an unmarked Song, who steered his header into the far corner. The goal, like the game, had been handed to Arsenal all too easily.

At the full time, the visiting fans had their own song to sing -‘We’re going to win the League’.

Right now, they have a convincing argument.

2009年过去了，在这一年中，阿森纳的一班小将们发挥可算是超常，收官之战4-1在客场横扫朴茨茅斯，进一步确定了朴茨茅斯副班长的绝对地位，排在朴茨茅斯前面的三家（西汉姆联，博尔顿，赫尔城都是18分，而朴茨茅斯只有14分）也进一步确定了自己追赶超尔西、曼联的可能性，总之，这一年下来，结果到目前为止还算是不错。

爱德华多任意球直接破门，纳斯里右路打远角，拉姆齐远射进一步扩大比分，宋头球抢点，个个好看！

阿森纳的确是以30个净胜球领先切尔西（29）和曼联（27），光看净胜球没啥大不了的。但是净胜球是进球与丢球的差值，还得看看另外两项才好。

阿森纳进51丢21，切尔西进45丢16，曼联进45丢18，阿森纳在进球上多了不少，是英超当中唯一半程过半百的球队，但是丢球也同样不少，相比竞争对手，切尔西是最近一段时间才开始疯狂丢球，曼联一直以来都比较稳定。

阿森纳进球多，丢球也多，单从后防线的表现上来看，还远远不及曼联和切尔西。

好在2009最后一场比赛以胜利告终，新的一年翻开新的一页，希望阿森纳不要像以往的那样，刚换月历就掉链子。

加油，阿森纳，2009之前我们在一起，2010以后我们仍然在一起。

2010年第一天

今天是2010年的第一天，祈愿在新的一年里能够快乐多于不快乐！

Arsenal 3-0 Aston Villa 如此小法，失复何得

How much can you do in 27 minutes?

If you’re Cesc Fabregas, that’s how long it takes you to come off the bench, galvanise your team, score two world-class goals and then limp off with a possible recurrence of the hamstring injury which delayed your introduction in the first place.

The captain’s magnificent cameo was bittersweet for Arsenal but it saw off Aston Villa in style.

Fabregas curled an exquisite free-kick into the top corner to give his side the lead after 65 minutes and rounded off a quickfire counter-attack with nine minutes left to secure a significant victory.

Abou Diaby iced the cake with a well-taken third in stoppage time to leave Arsène Wenger’s side four points behind Chelsea at the top of the Premier League – with an all-important game in hand.

Four short weeks ago Arsenal’s title challenge was seen by some as a joke. After 13 points from a possible 15, that same quest for the Premier League is deadly serious.

While Chelsea falter, the Gunners are flying. Whether Fabregas’ injury is serious enough to clip their wings remains to be seen.

Before kick-off the gossip centred around the Spaniard. Would he be fit to return after injury? The answer was, er… kind of. The captain was deemed OK to take his place among the substitutes but not in the starting line-up. We would have to wait for his heroics.

There were two changes on the pitch though, both at full-back: Bacary Sagna stepped in for Emmanuel Eboue while Armand Traore shrugged off a hamstring problem of his own to replace Mikael Silvestre.

It was a sign of Wenger’s respect for Villa that he gave this encounter the same billing as a traditional ‘Big Four’ clash. And no wonder. Villa won here last November and have already beaten Chelsea, Manchester United and Liverpool this season.

While the visitors dreamed of completing a ‘Grand Slam’, this was a chance for Arsenal to put clear, blue water between them and Martin O’Neill’s side. And there was an extra incentive: Chelsea’s latest stutter – a goalless draw at Birmingham – presented another chance to eat into their lead at the top of the table.

Villa’s counter-attacking was decisive on their last visit and that threat had to be quelled. But Wenger still demanded the “audaciousness to attack” ahead of the game and his players granted their manager’s wish with a sprightly start.

An early free-kick from Samir Nasri caused consternation in the Villa box and Thomas Vermaelen tested Brad Friedel as the ball dropped beyond the far post. Seconds later Diaby span past his marker on the edge of the box and squared for Eduardo. The Croatian turned his own man expertly but his shot lacked power and direction.

It was the kind of chance a confident Eduardo would have snaffled but he was left holding his head in his hands while Wenger span with frustration on the touchline.

Arsenal pressed on. Denilson fizzed an effort over the bar from 20 yards following a well-worked short corner between Eduardo and Nasri. But Villa, having weathered the early storm, began to make inroads of their own.

Emile Heskey scuffed a shot wide in the 10th minute after his excellent knock down had been bundled back by Gabriel Agbonlahor. Ashley Young saw a shot deflect off Bacary Sagna and loop agonisingly wide. And Carlos Cuellar should have done better than slap his left-footed effort off target after the impressive James Milner picked him out on the edge of the box.

Pacy, muscular and disciplined, Villa looked proper top-four material. But Arsenal soon hit back.

And with Andrey Arshavin on the periphery, Nasri and Diaby took the fight to Villa.

First Nasri clipped in a free-kick which Diaby rose to head just over. Then their slick exchange in the 24th minute left Nasri in space inside the box but Stephen Warnock’s sliding challenge averted the threat. And on the half-hour Denilson teed up Nasri for a dipping volley which took a deflection and looped just over the bar.

Moments later Diaby’s skill and persistence and Denilson’s tenacity earned a free-kick on the edge of the box. The Brazilian dusted himself off to hammer a shot into Villa’s wall; the ball fell into the path of Sagna and his howitzer whistled just over.

It was compelling stuff, and Arsenal were gaining the upper hand. Their grip strengthened when Fabregas emerged from the bench 11 minutes into the second half. His first contribution? A 40-yard free kick which flew just over the bar.

The captain galvanised his team, not least Arshavin. The diminutive duo were in tandem immediately as Fabregas picked out the Russian for a turn and shot which Brad Friedel did well to palm away.

That was solid keeping but a defensive mix-up almost cost Villa dear on the hour mark.

Arshavin set Eduardo away on the left and, as Luke Young waited for Friedel to claim, Fabregas nipped in. He slipped the ball to Eduardo but the Croatian’s goal-bound shot was hacked clear by Cuellar.

With 25 minutes left, the deadlock was broken. Fabregas won a free-kick 22 yards out after his jinking run was illegally halted by Richard Dunne. The skipper picked himself up and curled an exquisite effort into the top left-hand corner with Friedel grasping at thin air.

Alex Song sliced a shot over the crossbar as Arsenal pressed on and another classic finish from Fabregas sealed the points nine minutes from time.

Traore arrowed a diagonal pass into the path of Theo Walcott on the right and the substitute slid the ball into the path of Fabregas, who had charged through the centre at full pelt. He barely broke stride to slam a lot shot past Friedel and double Arsenal’s lead.

The Emirates erupted but, almost immediately, there was concern. Fabregas was hobbling as he celebrated and, within four minutes, the Spaniard had been replaced by Aaron Ramsey.

It was a sad end to an extraordinary performance from the Arsenal captain. He was the catalyst for a priceless victory; his return cannot come soon enough.

Not that Arsenal did badly in his absence.

Diaby, probably the game’s second most impressive performer, slotted home a fine goal of his own in stoppage time.

It capped an almost perfect day.

正如开头所说：“How much can you do in 27 minutes?”，吃掉四个汉堡，嗯，再加两份薯条，嗯，还有一大杯可乐吧。

法布雷加斯告诉你答案，法布雷加斯第56分钟替换上场 第65分钟进一球 第81分钟进一球 第84分钟被拉姆塞换下场。

以前说阿森纳有法布雷加斯依赖症，以前不停地说下赛季法布雷加斯还会继续留在阿森纳吗？

事到如今，还有人寄予什么希望吗？

牛人恒牛！伤了不要紧，给我半小时亮相的机会吧，我上来就是扮演救世主的！

阿森纳有法布雷加斯依赖症吗？你觉得有吗？上半场碌碌无为，下半场把个伤兵放到前线上，唾手可得2-0领先。

阿森纳每年都在卖人，明年的夏天会是谁？

长此以往，阿森纳还有谁会留恋，大家不过是把这里当做跳板，趁年轻的时候来这里能够多打比赛，一旦成名立即甩手离去，空留酋长球场，各各过眼云烟。

我们的队伍中还有传奇吗？我们的队伍中还会出现传奇吗？

别让足球相关的这些人们到老年时候回忆起来，总是说，我对足球的理解可谓深刻，因为我对阿森纳的21世纪如数家珍！

Arsenal 3-0 Hull City 赢！赢？

Arsenal closed the gap on their title rivals with a hard-fought 3-0 win over Hull at Emirates Stadium on Saturday evening.

Arsène Wenger’s side struggled early on but Denilson gave them the lead with a gorgeous free-kick on the stroke of half-time. Then, after Manuel Almunia had saved Geovanni’s penalty, Eduardo tapped home on the hour and Abou Diaby made the points safe with a well-worked third with 11 minutes to go.

After their defeat at Fulham earlier in the day, Manchester United are now just two points ahead of Arsenal having played one game more. Wenger’s men are also five shy of Chelsea, though the Stamford Bridge side visit struggling West Ham on Sunday.

Still, this was a nice cruise into Christmas. After that humbling defeat to Chelsea in the final fixture of November, Arsenal have responded by taking 10 points from 12 in December.

The Stamford Bridge side are understandable favourites to win the title at the moment but, in recent weeks, Wenger’s side have looked like becoming their most dogged pursuers.

This race is only half run of course but, if they continue this form, Arsenal will be breathing down Chelsea’s neck right until the end.

Wenger’s side showed three changes from the side that had squeezed out a draw at Burnley in midweek. Cesc Fabregas scored Arsenal’s goal at Turf Moor before hobbling off with a hamstring problem. His injury allowed the fit-again Denilson to come straight back into the side on a bitterly cold North London evening.

Theo Walcott dropped down to the bench and Eduardo came in. Somewhat surprisingly the Croatian was not employed up front but on the left. Andrey Arshavin remained in the central attacking role with Samir Nasri moving out to the right.

The final change was like-for-like – Emmanuel Eboue replacing Bacary Sagna at right back.

After defeats for Liverpool and, in particular, Manchester United earlier on Saturday, Arsenal once again welcomed Hull with opportunity knocking. Having said that, Arsenal would have been top of the table on September 27 last year had they beaten Phil Brown’s side – and we know what happened then.

Early on the visitors would, once again, show little respect for their higher-placed hosts. Hull were perky in the opening stages. Their only notable opportunity came in the fourth minute when Diaby was dispossessed by George Boateng and Craig Fagan rifled a shot just wide.

However it was more than Arsenal were creating.

It took the home side 13 minutes to manufacture something of consequence. It came when Arshavin, Eduardo and Nasri set up Diaby just outside the area. The Frenchman’s shot deflected wide.

Shortly afterwards, Nasri himself thumped an effort into the chest of keeper Boaz Myhill.

Midway through the half, Eduardo curled a glorious shot just beyond the far post from the corner of the area. It was the first real touch of quality in the game.

The Croatian had been out of the side recently but, tonight, he was the closest to lighting Arsenal’s touch paper. He shone again on the half-hour when he bamboozled the Hull defence and exchanged passes with Nasri before being muscled out in the area.

As half time approached, Arsenal were finally starting to warm up. The same could not be said of the crowd. London was in the middle of a cold snap and the exterior of Emirates Stadium was sprinkled with snow.

In the 40th minute, Arshavin’s left-wing cross was nodded wide by Alex Song. But for the attentions of Eduardo, the Cameroonian might have scored.

A goal seemed some way away but, just before half-time, two free-kicks in exactly the same place reshaped the game. First Geovanni fouled Arshavin just outside the area and an unsightly melee broke out. The end result was bookings for Nasri and Stephen Hunt then the Frenchman sent the free-kick into the wall.

In injury time, Boateng brought down Diaby on virtually the same blade of grass and Denilson curled in a cracking free-kick into the corner of the net.

It was the Brazilian’s third goal of the season – all of which had been scored from around 25 yards.

Three minutes after half-time, Arsenal might have killed the game.

There seemed little on when Arshavin sent in a regulation ball to Eduardo’s feet. The striker’s turn was poetry in motion but, having gone clear he could only stutter a shot wide. It was a glaring miss, the type of one that sometimes proves pivotal.

And it nearly did.

In the 56th minute Silvestre was adjudged to have hauled down Fagan as they tussled for a left-wing cross. It looked innocuous but referee Steve Bennett pointed to the penalty spot.

Geovanni’s slow run-up smacked of placement over power but Almunia guessed correctly. He dived to his right to pull off a fine save then Hunt nodded the rebound wide.

Emirates Stadium celebrated as though justice had been done.

Three minutes later, the crowd were on their feet again. Diaby and Song played a give-and-go in the left-hand channel. The Frenchman’s cutback was turned in by Eduardo from two yards out.

That ended Hull’s resistance and, 11 minutes from time, Diaby nailed down the coffin lid. He exchanged passes with Song and Arshavin then held off his marker before firing home. A lovely goal.

Substitutes Theo Walcott and Aaron Ramsey might have added more in the final stages. At the other end, Hunt’s drive forced another fine save from Almunia.

The full-time whistle was welcome. Arsenal had the points and, frankly, the frost-bitten crowd probably needed to thaw themselves out.

Merry Christmas everyone.

好吧，赞吧！阿森纳赢了赫尔城！

事实上是这样吗？

赫尔城丢车保帅，全替补阵容0-3输给了曼联，准备全主力阵容迎战伯恩利。然后呢？温格不爽了！麦卡锡，我祝福你大爷。这样对你大爷不公平。还有什么啊？温格，如果你的阿森纳有实力，干嘛在乎竞争对手是不是抽老千。

赢下赫尔城本来就不应该有什么悬念，但是温格近来脾气暴涨，见什么都骂。你是和穆里尼奥商量好了么？

边线球人家掷太远你觉得不公平，玩田忌赛马你觉得不公平，有冠军杯还一周双赛你觉得不公平，你又不是天平，凭什么老想做足球世界里的裁决者？

我承认我是阿森纳的铁杆球迷，但我也不得不说出我的心里话，尽管我深爱着这支球队，也不觉得温格的组队经营有什么不对的，但是近一段时间以来温格总是找各种各样的理由来说事，还是让我心里很不爽，一点也没有大将风度了，这不应该是强队主教练应做的。

婆婆妈妈哭爹喊娘应该是那些成绩不怎么上游，经营不怎么上游，名气不怎么上游的配角们干的事情。

你能想象楚霸王乌江自刎之时会鼻涕一把泪一把吗？要做就做顶天立地的汉子，成天娘娘腔真没劲。

德尼尔森，迪亚比，爱德华多，还有扑出点球的阿穆尼亚都是这场比赛的英雄，但作为教练的温格，我认为他是赢得了比赛，却输掉了气势。

还是那句话，法布雷加斯本赛季结束之后还会继续留在阿森纳吗？

Burnley 1-1 Arsenal-怎么说来着？提防着！

“If you want to win the League we must go to Burnley and win.”

Arsène Wenger’s pre-match words were unequivocal but his players could not follow his orders and lost ground in the title race on Wednesday night.

Cesc Fabregas capitalised on Andre Bikey’s defensive dawdling to fire Arsenal into an early lead and the visitors could have scored two or three more in the opening 15 minutes.

But they didn’t, and Burnley hit back. Just before the half-hour, Thomas Vermaelen clipped Bikey and Graham Alexander’s penalty gave Manuel Almunia no chance.

Vermaelen, Andrey Arshavin and Fabregas all went close in an open encounter but Arsenal lost their captain to injury just before the break and could not find a winner against a spirited Burnley outfit.

A draw at Turf Moor is hardly terminal – the Clarets have only lost once at home this season – but, as Wenger pointed out, these are the kind of games champions win.

Despite a short recovery period since Sunday’s win at Liverpool, the Arsenal manager made just two changes to the side that started on Sunday – both enforced. Denilson (back) and Armand Traore (hamstring) joined a lengthy injury list so in came Abou Diaby and Mikael Silvestre. Emmanuel Eboue, back from a hamstring problem, took his place on the bench alongside a surprise inclusion – Youth Cup-winning captain Jay Emmanuel-Thomas.

Burnley away may lack the glamour of that visit to Merseyside but, as far as Arsenal’s title pretensions were concerned, it was just as important. There is no point turning it on in the second half at Anfield simply to come a cropper elsewhere in the North-West three days later.

Relaxation was certainly not an option against a Burnley side who had lost just once at home all season and claimed the prize scalp of Manchester United here in August. And lest we forget, Burnley were the scourge of the big boys – Arsenal included – in the Carling Cup last term.

The snow which dusted large chunks of the south-east had not found this corner of Lancashire but, make no mistake, it was a chilly night at Turf Moor.

Hat, scarves and gloves were abundant in the stands. On the pitch, Arsenal shook off the cold and made a quick start.

Clarke Carlisle’s miskick and Tyrone Mears’ dawdling let Fabregas in before a minute was up but the former made amends with a sliding clearance. Then a lack of communication between Vermaelen and Almunia ended with the Belgian’s back-header looping over the Spaniard, who clambered back to paw the ball against the bar.

Arsenal learned their lesson; Burnley patently did not. In the seventh minute, Bikey read Fabregas’ pass to Abou Diaby and intercepted on the edge of the area. But instead of clearing, he dithered. Fabregas stole the ball back and rolled it into the bottom corner.

Arsenal’s captain continued to enjoy himself. Two minutes later he collected Diaby’s pass on the run, juggled it over a defender and lashed a left-foot shot into the side-netting. Then Samir Nasri charged through the centre only for a heavy touch to let him down at the crucial moment. And a purple patch for the visitors concluded when Nasri touched a crossfield pass to Arshavin and the Russian slammed a low shot against the post.

Arsenal could have been three up inside 15 minutes. In the event, they had to settle for one. Burnley sensed a way back into the game.

They found it just before the half-hour. Bikey was transformed from villain to hero when he beat Vermaelen to a 50:50 challenge inside the box. The Belgian caught the Cameroonian and Alexander smashed the penalty down the centre.

Arshavin almost provided an instant riposte. Fabregas skipped away from two challenges and slid the ball into the Russian’s path. Jensen was alert, narrowing the angle and then blocking the shot.

But Burnley were more than matching their guests. The impressive Steven Fletcher brought runners into the game and Arsenal’s defence was turned far too often for their liking. Only a vital interception from William Gallas denied the Scot a tap-in after Wade Elliott had escaped down the left and crossed low into the six-yard box.

Fabregas, the game’s most impressive performer, sadly did not last beyond the 42nd minute. He walked gingerly to the touchline and Aaron Ramsey entered the fray.

Despite losing their captain, Arsenal finished the half strongly only to see Jensen deny them twice in a minute. First the Dane blocked Arshavin’s close-range prod after Silvestre’s picked out the Russian’s run. Then Vermaelen powered a header towards goal only to see Jensen tip the ball over brilliantly.

The second half started in far more scrappy fashion with Gallas, Fletcher and Bikey lining up to fail from long distance. But slowly and surely, Arsenal’s passing found its zip and purpose.

As the hour approached, Alex Song picked out Nasri 30 yards out and he found Theo Walcott in acres of space. The England man, still lacking sharpness after his injury lay-off, fired high and wide.

Chris Eagles went much, much closer at the other end, bursting past Silvestre and Nasri on the right before hammering a shot against the near post. Then Fletcher span and shot just over.

The same man had the ball in the net with 20 minutes remaining but he was thwarted – incorrectly – by the linesman’s flag.

By now Eduardo had replaced Walcott and he almost latched onto Nasri’s through-ball with 13 minutes left. Once again the hulking frame of Jensen denied Arsenal. Moments later Nasri and Arshavin picked their way through the Burnley defence but the latter’s cut-back just evaded Eduardo.

You could make a case for either side taking the spoils as the clock ticked down.

Eagles fizzed one over from 20 yards and Arsenal probed on the edge of the Burnley area, looking for that killer pass. But the closest the visitors came was Eduardo’s free-kick which forced Jensen into yet another save with two minutes left.

伯恩利是一只什么样的球队？

本赛季以来，他们的积分基本都在主场取得，甚至在这里击败了曼联！好吧，我知道伯恩利主场不好打，所以那句败兴的话“If you want to win the League we must go to Burnley and win.”，最好还是见鬼去。

阿森纳没有赢，而且损失了法布雷加斯；我们没能to Burnley and win，我们被逼平了。

继续着前一段时间以来，很长一段时间以来对阿森纳的不看好，这一轮结束后继续不看好，阿森纳有依赖症，范佩西依赖症，法布雷加斯依赖症，阿尔沙文依赖症，好运气依赖症，一系列的依赖症。

本来这场比赛一开始很顺利，7分钟就打破僵局，法布雷加斯还有什么更多可做的？然后呢，27分钟，维尔玛伦犯下了错误，赠送给主队一个点球。

赛季结束后，法布雷加斯还会留在阿森纳吗？就像一路艰辛的联赛一样，充满了重重迷雾，但有什么办法呢？

这一次温格的借口是：“我们的身体很疲劳，比赛场地也很不理想。”OK！

Liverpool 1-2 Arsenal-当好运气遇上坏运气

Once again Andrey Arshavin was Liverpool’s chief tormentor as Arsenal barged their way back into the thick of the title race with a 2-1 comeback win at Anfield on Sunday.

The little Russian striker scored four times in this fixture last season but it brought the visitors only one point.

This afternoon, Arshavin struck once, albeit it a cracker in to the top corner, to complete a barnstorming Arsenal victory.

Dirk Kuyt had deservedly put the home side in front five minutes before the break after Manuel Almunia had palmed out a free-kick from Fabio Aurelio.

Arsenal’s equaliser – an own goal from Glen Johnson – was full of good fortune. But their winner was 100 per cent class.

With Manchester United and Tottenham losing three points at the weekend plus Manchester City and Chelsea letting slip two apiece, this was always going to be a massive chance for Wenger’s men.

They are now third, three points behind Sir Alex Ferguson’s side with a game in hand.

If Arsenal beat their next five opponents – winnable trips to Burnley and Portsmouth then Hull, Villa and Bolton at home – they can expect to be Chelsea’s nearest challengers by January 6.

A fortnight ago, when the Stamford Bridge side won 3-0 at Emirates Stadium, that looked miles away.

But now Arsenal are looking credible title winners. They are six points off Chelsea with that spare fixture in their back pocket.

The race is on again.

Continuing injury problems left Wenger with few options in his team selection before the game. In the end he left his two returning players – Abou Diaby (calf) and Eduardo (thigh) – on the bench.

Arshavin retained his role up front after an impressive display against Stoke last weekend. Alex Song was back from suspension.

Liverpool were at full strength. The only doubt was the level of fitness that Fernando Torres had retained during his six-week absence with a hernia injury. Steven Gerrard, their pivotal player, had returned in midweek against Fiorentina.

Saturday’s results had opened up an opportunity for both of these sides and they started like they knew this was a massive moment in their respective seasons.

The early pace was breathtaking, full of snapping challenges and earnest endeavour. However chances were few and, when they did come, they went Liverpool’s way.

In the 12th minute, Gerrard broke clear on the right with Torres in space to the left of him. The Englishman’s pass was straight to the feet of the Spaniard who had the very definition of a one-on-one with Almunia. The striker seemed certain to score but he sidefooted limply into the arms of his compatriot. You have to a think a less rusty Torres would have put Liverpool in front.

A couple of minutes later, the home side had confident claims for a penalty when Gallas felled Gerrard. However Referee Howard Webb played on.

The Liverpool captain had lost the ball before he went down. That is probably the only thing that saved Arsenal.

Almost immediately Aurelio clipped Sagna on the right and Thomas Vermaelen nodded over from Cesc Fabregas‘ free-kick.

It would be their best chance of the half. The visitors attacked with ingenuity but would only have sporadic success. Arshavin was closely shackled by Daniel Agger while Aurelio stalked Walcott with a dogged determination.

By the time, the first half had reached halfway, Liverpool were taking control. Almunia was under pressure from a number of free-kicks and corners while Glen Johnson was an increasing influence.

The England right back made his way into the Arsenal area on a number of occasions but the most eye-catching opportunities saw William Gallas make a timely interception then Gerrard had his shot blocked by Song.

Five minutes from half-time, the opening goal arrived. Denilson fouled Gerrard 30 yards out and Aurelio floated in the free-kick. Alumina could only bat the ball out to Kuyt and the Dutchman chested the ball down before threading shot into the net through a crowded area.

At the break, Arsenal might have been feeling a little sorry for themselves but their response was positive.

In the opening stages they sustained pressure for perhaps the first time in the game – and that pressure would tell.

Arshavin nodded wide and then Fabregas fired low at Pepe Reina.

Then, five minutes in, Arsenal got lucky.

Nasri raced onto Fabregas’ ball on the right-hand side. His cross deflected off the tumbling Jamie Carragher, hit Johnson and then trickled in.

It was fortunate but Arsenal had grafted for their luck. As the team ran back to their own half, Arshavin spoke to Gallas, Fabregas and Song in the strongest terms. The Russian clearly fancied a comeback.

Eight minutes later, we found out just how much.

Fabregas fed Arshavin on the corner of the area, the Russian tricked an inch of space from his marker Johnson and fired a rocket of a shot high into the net off inside of Reina’s right-hand post. It was trademark Arshavin, there was immense power but little backlift. It was as good as any of his four last season – and just as important.

Liverpool responded as you might expect. Pressure and urgency. But there was a suddenly tension in their play and in the stands.

Wenger replaced Walcott with Diaby to stiffen his side in the tackle. It helped Arsenal cope but Liverpool’s storm quickly blew itself out.

To be honest, Almunia was a caretaker as much as a goalkeeper in the final stages.

Arsenal held on with relative ease and there were few real alarms. At full time, the visiting fans were in full voice.

Their songs lasted long after the teams had left the pitch.

Their side had offered the right response this afternoon and, just maybe, paved the way for a proper assault on the title in the New Year.

什么是好运气，就是阿森纳联赛三连败后遇上了斯托克城和利物浦；什么是坏运气，就是利物浦在落井后偏遭阿森纳下石。

战胜利物浦，本没什么悬念，用道哥的话来说，就是阿森纳目前正处于事业的上升期，而利物浦却怎么干都不专业。

当你失去范佩西，当你看到阿森纳阵中大把的伤兵，当你只有阿尔沙文还能小矮子充中锋的时候，你能预见到阿森纳能如此好运气的击败利物浦吗？

利物浦已经不是原来的那支利物浦，尽管他们迎回了杰拉德和托雷斯，结果“皆拉倒”“拖累死”，一个格伦·约翰逊足以将贝尼特斯打回原形。

库伊特还是那么嚣张，尽管你平常并看不到他嚣张，但是有他的勤奋就够了，约翰逊连送两份大礼，乌龙一个，失位一个，短短不到十分钟，就让利物浦成了别人餐桌上的果脯。

格伦·约翰逊不是不强，关键在于目前的利物浦，大家的心气儿全没了，你哪能指望动荡中人心还齐？杯赛大师都赶不来的事情，也不能完全归罪于一个刚刚加盟的后卫吧。

阿森纳隐忧仍多，侥幸的胜利不能掩盖虚弱的本质。

阿森纳急需的不是什么大牌儿加盟，而是温格什么时候能转变一点点思路。经营上阿森纳无疑是成功的，但毕竟一个球会的成功不能仅仅取决于经营，不是一个赛季下来都会有人送礼。

切尔西平的可惜，曼联输的可叹，利物浦死的可怜，阿森纳后事可危！

近期该频繁续约了，希尔维斯特注定不是属于红白，加拉斯虽然是个性情中人，可他也不是阿森纳的未来，维尔马伦喜忧参半，阿森纳的前场进攻颇有巴萨风范，可惜后防上没有普约尔和皮克似的强悍青壮组合。

为什么范尼不能来？为什么亚亚·图雷不能来？为什么坎贝尔不能回来？为什么亨利不能回来？为什么会有阿穆尼亚坐稳了门将的位置？

毕竟现实不是football manager，太多可遇而不可求的事情了。

不看好阿森纳本赛季的前途，虽然取胜返回三甲也没啥可说。

“孩子们，你们还是单身，还在想法设法寻找终身幸福，但是在你所经历的所有爱情故事中，只有一次能有美好结局，其它的全部都会让其中一方受伤。”

可是谁都知道找个姑娘就像是大海里捞鱼差不多，能抓到美人鱼的概率小到为零。当然，最惨的不是你找不到美人鱼，而是一网下去收回来却是一无所有。
每一个处在这个时期的小伙子都跟第一集中的泰德很相像，他起初爱上的并不是一个女孩儿，而是结婚这么一个抽象的概念。

仅仅是由于他觉得他应该也结婚，他觉得他也应该找一个女孩儿来和自己一起生活，所以他就那么去做了。

每个人都应该有自己的初恋吧，能和初恋一起走到婚姻的殿堂里应该是一件美好的事情，但也有不少人对此表示怀疑。玩网游还要不停地打初级怪升级呢，凭什么爱情就直接见到了最终大BOSS！

这话题不敢说多了，言多必失的道理我还是懂得的。但是说到这里又无法不回忆起过去，那究竟是什么让我们回忆过往？

小的时候看的故事书多是中国历史题材的忠臣良将孝子贤孙类，但有一个小故事我记得特别清楚，就是从一次小学作文课上听老师读班里一个女孩儿的 范文，里边有说：“我喜欢海，因为海边有贝壳，每一个贝壳都不一样，拿到耳朵旁边，静静地，你能够听到贝壳给你讲它在海里的那些故事。”太美了！这是唯一 让我觉得最有趣的小学作文，她讲了一个故事，一个很小的故事，但是这个故事里仿佛又包含了这世上所有的故事。

为什么说这个？因为我刚才在想，我们从小到大这么多年来，影响自己最深的那些习惯究竟是如何形成的，而要探究这些习惯的养成，就得不断地回忆 过往所有的一切琐碎之事，那些琐碎的事情就仿佛是一只只散落在海滩上的贝壳，有的完整，有的破碎，你能拾起一些，却又必然丢掉更多。

泰德的故事是从一件衬衣讲起的。

“说来也奇怪了，这件衬衫我已经买了6年了，但是一直到今天早晨为止，我尽然完全没有注意到过它，哈哈，你瞧现在我的品位变了。”

泰德的衣柜并不是很大，所以这个场景并不那么有说服力，但是讲的道理还是正确的，我们不是也有骑着毛驴找毛驴的俗语吗？那些就在身边的东西往往却是最容易被忽略的。

泰德应该是根本就不喜欢这件棕色中间夹杂着绿色的衣服吧，莉莉形容这个的时候感觉很奇怪，证实了确实与泰德以往的穿衣打扮不太一样。

泰德随意拿起一杯酒抿了一口后问：“这是谁的波本酒啊？”

莉莉说：“谁知道呢，我们来的时候就已经在这里了呀。”

泰德的脸从沮丧马上变成了略带些喜悦：“重点不是这个，重要的是我现在似乎开始喜欢波本酒了，但是我记得以前我说过我讨厌这个。先是衬衫，然后又是波本酒，难道我现在在瞬间改变我花了27年形成的对事物的喜恶吗？”

泰德是否真的能够记得起在这过去的27年中他对事物的喜恶究竟是怎么样的描述？不，那只是一种感觉，这种情况下你不可能条条目目似地将这些列个表，你只是一种感觉，感觉自己跟以往不一样，但是到底哪里不一样却说不清楚。

泰德说起了他看过一次就讨厌的电影，因为我去的时候在下雨而导致再也不想去第二次的城市，可能是时候对事物有一个新的看法了。

电影，嗯，你还能记起你重复看过的电影都有哪些吗？说来太惭愧了，我敢打赌在我身边的这些朋友这里，绝大多数应该是红色战争片，比方说《小兵 张嘎》，《地道战》，《地雷战》这类的，或者就是周星驰的那些无厘头搞笑片。对于我来说，看过比较多次的电影应该是《乱世佳人》。

每一次看同一部电影的时候都不是简单的重复，而是每一次都会有不同的心境，又或最显著地是跟着不同的人一起看就会有不一样。电影并不能勾起你对过往所有的回忆，而只是作用于其中的一部分，离我们最近最有关系的那一部分。

解释一下这个。

比如我在第一次看《魔戒》的时候是和小楼一起，那个时候刚刚毕业出来工作，在合租的那个小屋子里花了一整天把魔界三部曲看完了。那是我第一次看，但小楼不是，当我在随着电影的情节发展聚精会神的时候，小楼早已经知道了这一阶段的结局。这就是不同，对吧，这就是不同。

比如我在第二次自己一个人看魔戒的时候，已经买了房子，但是纱纱出差去了，大周末的我一个人在家实在不想动，也恰好有时间，就把藏了好久的碟 拿出来，自己一个人看了一遍。这一次我总是会随着故事情节的发展想起和小楼第一次看的时候他评价了些什么，我当时又是怎样回应的。对吧，这就是不同吧？

比如我第三次看，这一次是极为不成功的，纱纱一直不喜欢这一类的片子，因为她觉得造型太恐怖，她喜欢的是韩国那种唯美的颜色和复杂的感情，这种史诗般厚重的东西根本不入法眼。这一次我没有看完，第一次由于看魔戒而产生了不愉快的想法。你看看这是不是也是不同？

我第四次看魔戒会是什么时候？会是在哪里？会是和谁一起？

谁也不知道！

实际上不论你做什么事都和这个一样，你当下里做的事情，又怎么知道以后会不会再有；你当下里身边的人，又怎么知道过些年后又都在那里。

回忆不是一件容易的事情，不是因为回忆这个动作不容易，而是因为回忆本身。

任俊龙于2009年12月13日20：57

www.bosdumia.com-我的家-My Home

为什么域名注册时选择www.bosdumia.com

昨天川东说这个网站的域名太长了，而且好像也不是什么英文的单词，不好记。

我说，你真的不记得这个名字了？你不觉得这个名字眼熟么？

说起来其实很多人可能都不知道。

我在上大学的时候，花样年华上曾经用过一个笔名叫做波斯杜米雅，一个典型的女孩子的名字，如果喜欢斯巴达克斯故事的人可能会记得吧，波斯杜米雅是斯巴达克斯的女儿，虽然可能只是个虚构的人物，但是从第一次看这本书的时候我就喜欢上了这个名字。

可惜，我不知道意大利语怎么翻，就用英语，权且当做英语吧，拼出了这么一个词，bosdumia。

从此这个名字伴随了我很久，包括很多网站的注册账号，我的最重要的gmail邮箱，我的几乎所有的一切重要的东西都会和bosdumia这个名字关联上。

我喜欢女儿，我想要生一个女儿，如果有可能的话，双胞胎的女儿是最好了。

所以选择域名的时候我选取了这个自造的词汇：www.bosdumia.com。

这下大家明白了吧。

增加网站进版画面

还是不太会把psd转成html，其实要是用table的话多少也能做，但是不想用这个，用css+div吧按我现在这水平估计得浪费不少时间。

管他呢，先上来再说，一张大图片，是我曾经最鄙视的哪种方式。

哎！

谁让我二把刀呢！

瞅了空不能再拖延了，好好把psd2html搞定。

Olympiacos 1-0 Arsenal-幼儿园办到了希腊去

Arsenal’s youngsters left Athens with nothing to show for a valiant performance at Olympiacos on Wednesday night.

Having won Champions League Group H on Matchday Five, Arsène Wenger had decided to field a scratch side in Greece. He started with five teenagers – including two debutants – and the average age was 21. A figure skewed by the presence of 32-year-old Mikael Silvestre at centre back.

It was the youngest ever side fielded in the Champions League, beating the record set by Ajax six years ago.

By contrast, Olympiacos were motivated by both the point they needed to qualify for the Knockout Stages and the vocal backing of the imposing Georgios Karaiskakis Stadium.

They got the goal they required just after half-time when Leonardo charged through and drove his shot under Lukasz Fabianski. However, for much of the game, it was Arsenal who impressed.

They forced the Greek champions to play on the counter-attack in the first half. After they went behind Carlos Vela spurned a couple of chances to equalise and, at the death, the impressive Aaron Ramsey saw an effort kicked off the line.

Wenger could have asked for no better European finishing school than this. It was one of the few games in the season that Arsenal could afford to lose so the manager took advantage.

The benefits may not be apparent for a few years to come but, make no mistake, this could have been a turning point in the careers of a couple of players on show.

It was worthwhile exercise.

Wenger had pretty much named his line-up before kick-off. The defence was 50 per cent made of 18-year-old debutants – Tom Cruise and Kyle Bartley – while other youngsters such as Jack Wilshere, Fran Merida, Kerrea Gilbert and Vela and were given another run-out.

For differing reasons, Alex Song, Theo Walcott, Lukasz Fabianski and Mikael Silvestre all needed games.

There would be a temptation to call it a Carling Cup side. But Arsenal had generally fielded stronger sides than this in their ‘fourth competition’ this season.

Jay Emmanuel Thomas had been named as part of the squad but, in fact, he was ineligible because he had been on loan at Blackpool at the start of the season. Therefore Arsenal only named six substitutes.

In his pre-match press conference, Wenger had mentioned that the best way to quieten the famous Olympiacos atmosphere was to play good football.

It may have been a very different side but the Frenchman’s brand was stamped all over this Arsenal team in the opening stages.

They were neat, tidy and confident. But the closest they came to scoring was when Antonis Nikopolidis batted away a rising drive from Walcott.

Shortly afterwards Oscar Gonzalez set up Kostas Mitroglou to sidefoot an effort over the bar. It was a decent chance but it had been snatched on the break. Arsenal, young and fearless, were actually pushing back the Greek champions.

At the quarter-hour, the balance of play had done little to affect the volume in the stadium. The home fans were still drumming, singing, shouting and waving flags. Arsenal were booed when they were in possession.

And, as Olympiacos started to impose themselves, the volume only grew louder. In the 17th minute, Luciano Galletti floated over a corner and a shot from Avraam Papadopoulos hit Olof Mellberg.
Generally, though, Olympiacos were looking most dangerous on the break and, in the 19th minute, one such raid saw them nearly take the lead.

Mitroglou stormed down the left and picked out Galletti at the far post. The Argentinean leapt impressively but could only bounce a shot into the sidenetting. Soon after that Dudu slammed a shot over the bar.

Those chances notwithstanding, it had been a very encouraging start from Arsenal. Yes, they were reliant on the well-known strength of Song and Walcott was starting to impress, but the youngsters were playing full roles.

The England international may have gone clear on a couple of occasions but the bounce went against him. His Cameroonian counterpart also drove a shot high from range just past the half-hour.

But as the interval approached, Olympiacos grew in influence. Just before the whistle, a well-worked move saw Giorgos Galitsios freed down the left flank. His deep cross was met by the flying Raul Bravo. The former Leeds midfielder never had the effort under control and it went well over.

It had been 45 minutes of hard work but the Arsenal side could be proud of what they had achieved.

However the harshest of lessons was meted out within 90 seconds of the restart.

Bartley dispossessed Gonzalez effectively enough in midfield but the interception fell kindly for the onrushing Leonardo. The Brazilian sprinted clear of Gilbert and tucked his shot under Fabianski.

It was the goal Wenger must have feared having got to half-time relatively comfortably. But perversely, Arsenal should have equalised three minutes later, Ramsey broke clear on the left and, despite two pursuers, managed to square the ball to the unmarked Vela. His shot had power but was straight at Nikopolidis.

As the hour-mark passed and went, Arsenal looked a little tired. But they were still creating chances and Ramsey was at the hub of most of them. The Welshman was in an eye-catching mood tonight.

Midway through the half he curled a gorgeous ball into the path of Walcott but the striker was muscled off by Bravo. From the resulting corner, Ramsey saw his header saved.

In the 70th minute, Merida’s slide-rule pass gave Vela a glimpse of goal. Unfortunately for Arsenal, he prodded the ball over the bar. A golden opportunity.

The game was now becoming more and more open. Fabianski clawed down a shot from Leonardo and, with 14 minutes left, Mitroglou’s shot beat the Polish keeper but drifted wide.

However it was Arsenal who might have stolen a point with a minute left. Merida’s low right-wing corner meandered through to Ramsey at the far post and the Welshman’s effort was booted off the line by Leonardo.

There would be no fairy-tale ending tonight.

好在标准列日和阿尔克马尔前面输的球太多了，要不然阿森纳这么打奥林匹亚科斯还不被人投诉打假球啊？

温格本想让年轻人们在希腊找找神话的感觉的，没想到又一次被干得哇哇喊娘。我也不知道从什么时候开始变得如此悲观，如此对连续的胜利感到无望，虽然不论胜败，我依然坚定的站在阿森纳这一边，可是不赢球心里总不会好吧。我想那些小家伙们也是一样，只要上场就输球，这还有个屁信心。说不定西尔维斯特心里也不高兴，不怕傻逼的敌人，就怕傻逼的战友，老板你给我身前身后都安排点啥玩意儿啊这是！

从巴内特到奥林匹亚科斯是一次巨大的飞跃，但他们做得非常好。他们稳健控球，发挥良好，总体上符合我的预期，只是结果不尽如人意。我为球队的积极表现感到骄傲，这些年轻人真的与一线队踢得非常相似，他们没有愧对阿森纳的球衣，尽管这是欧冠历史上最年轻的一套阵容。

最年轻，上一场比赛我们刚刚走过了记录之战，这一次又开创一个新的记录，估计这是前无古人后无来者了。

还有谁？

还有谁敢在欧冠这样级别的比赛上把娃娃兵拉出来练练？

大场面，灰头土脸。

还是阿尔沙文的问题，教授说阿尔沙文是个伟大的球员，伟大的球员可以打任何位置。放屁，放屁，放屁。

合着咱把阿尔沙文克隆出11个来，戳得满场都是，您老大觉得如何？

Arsenal 2-0 Stoke City-只能欺负后半区领头羊

Arsenal bounced back from their recent disappointments with a confidence-boosting 2-0 win over Stoke at Emirates Stadium on Saturday.

Arsène Wenger’s side took the initiative in the opening stages and never really let go with emergency striker Andrey Arshavin at the hub of everything.

The Russian won a penalty in the 21st minute but Cesc Fabregas‘ effort was well-saved by Thomas Sorensen.

In the end it did not matter. Five minutes later the pair combined for Arshavin to guide home a shot then, midway through the second half, the latter set up substitute Aaron Ramsey for Arsenal’s second.

It was decent way to celebrate the Club’s 100th match at Emirates Stadium and Wenger’s 500th Premier League game in charge.

Win No 293 was no classic but, after back-to-back 3-0 defeats, Arsenal needed a safe, well-deserved victory over a decent Premier League outfit to revive their self-esteem.

That is exactly what they got.

So crisis over? No, there never really was one. Arsenal lost a game last weekend and won one this weekend.

If dogged efficiency is the only way to rebuild their title challenge then this was a decent start to the process.

In recent times, Wenger has made a habit of losing strikers to injury and, unfortunately, the trend continued today. Eduardo had picked up a muscular problem in training on Friday and dropped out. As a result Arshavin was given the lead role.

Alex Song also stepped down through suspension. The replacements were Emmanuel Eboue and Tomas Rosicky.

Today Arsenal needed a win of any sort by any means and they started like they meant business.

Within five minutes of the start, Sorensen had twice denied Arsenal and both opportunities involved Arshavin.

First the Russian bundled his way on to Fabregas’ pass but his first touch was heavy and the goalkeeper spread himself sufficiently to block his toe-poke.

A couple of minutes later, Arshavin threaded a ball through to Nasri. With his angle narrowing, the Frenchman tried his luck. Sorensen had made sure his angles were correct.

It was all Arsenal but, these days, Stoke are not a side to be overawed. They imposed their game on the hosts and, as ever, Rory Delap’s throw-ins were at the forefront of their attacks.

The Irishman flew in a number of Howitzers that caused consternation in the Arsenal area. Almunia dealt with some, his defence dealt with others. Between them, they got the job just about done.

Arsenal weathered the storm and looked to have got their just rewards midway through the half.

In the 21st minute, Arshavin was clipped by Salif Daio just outside the area and then by Delap inside. He was felled by the latter and referee Mark Clattenburg pointed to the spot.

It was the first penalty that Arsenal had been given in the Premier League since Stoke had visited in May.

And they missed it.

With Eduardo joining all the other strikers on the sidelines, the task fell on the shoulders of Fabregas, who was making his 250th Arsenal appearance. His contact was good but, as the old cliché goes, it was the right height for Sorensen, who saved well to his left.

It was a blow but, as it transpired, not a mortal one. In the 26th minute, Arshavin fed Fabregas then raced into the area to collect the return ball. The stand-in striker used all his strength to hold off his marker before steering a cross-short beyond Sorensen and into the far corner of the net.

It was Arshavin’s seventh of the season, no more than his side had deserved and, a minute later, it should have been 2-0.

Armand Traore crossed from the left and Diao’s near-post touch beat Sorensen but the ball bounced off the far upright. It fell back invitingly for Fabregas, who had the goal at his mercy. Except, that is, for Eboue, who blocked his shot on the line.

Arsenal were now stretching Stoke down the flanks. They played with a tangible confidence until the break however the closest they came to extending their lead was when Fabregas fired across the face of goal and then Nasri hacked an effort over the bar in injury time.

There had been no obvious sign of an injury to Rosicky in the first half but the Czech international failed to appear after the restart. Vela was a straight replacement on the left hand side of midfield.

Arsenal were still effervescent. There was a likable spark about their work this afternoon. All they needed now was the second goal they merited. Arshavin’s swivelling snapshot nearly provided it five minutes after the restart.

Shortly afterwards, Eboue hobbled off and Aaron Ramsey came on. Arsenal continue to have no luck with injuries.

As the game reached the hour-mark, the only problem was Arsenal’s failure to put the game to bed.

This was illustrated immediately afterwards when Tuncay burst clear. However the Turkish striker needed to control a high, hanging through ball and, by the time he had, Gallas had time to pull off a well-timed block.

Arshavin remained by far Arsenal’s leading light. In the 64th minute, he should have got that second. Vela’s cross through a crowded area found him at the back post. The Russian’s shot was fierce and goal-bound but Abdoulaye Faye deflected it against the bar.

Shortly afterward, Thomas Vermaelen bundled a header wide at the far post.

The second goal arrived just as Stoke were starting to seriously look for the equaliser. The move started way back when Vela slid in to win the ball, eventually it worked its way to Ramsey, who exchanged passes with Arshavin before firing home from the edge of the area. It was the third goal of his Arsenal career.

Arshavin should have made it 3-0 but Andy Wilkinson slid in to block and he was about to pull the trigger.

The Russian proved his worth this afternoon – as had his team.

Now both must build on this performance.

本场比赛是阿森纳颇有纪念意义的一场比赛。酋长球场迎来第100场正式比赛，主教练温格喜迎个人执教的第500场英超比赛，与此同时队长法布雷加斯第 250次为阿森纳出场。球队伤病情况没有缓解，范佩西、克利希、吉布斯、沃尔科特、爱德华多等球员均因伤缺席，亚历山大·宋累积5张黄牌停赛。

这可真是一场记录之战啊！

范佩西缺阵后，阿尔沙文是不是阿森纳锋线问题的答案？

我觉得当然不是，温格也没有十足的把握。

温格：我不知道，我还要再试试，看看这种打法在主场和客场是否都能见效，找到一种平衡。因为阵中有许多技术型球员，比如罗西基、纳斯里、法布雷加斯、埃布埃，都有后插上的能力，需要一名像阿尔沙文这样的球员提供支持。目前没有更多选择，因为沃尔科特、本特纳、范佩西都不能上场，还好沃尔科特很快能回归，本特纳也只剩两三个星期了。迪亚比和宋今天没上，下周都可以复出。

没有强力中锋本就是阿森纳最薄弱的地方，拿阿尔沙文临时走走过场还行，哪有试试看主客场是否都能见效的道理，斯托克城现在排第十一名，也就是后半区的领头羊啦，可是你一个赛季不就碰他两次？

连续的大比分输球，难得让斯托克城碰上这么个记录之战。

12月份是一个赛季最关键的月份，看枪手能否挺过年关吧。

Manchester City 3-0 Arsenal-又一个零比三

Arsenal are out of the Carling Cup.

Arsène Wenger’s side were brave and bold at Eastlands on Wednesday night but, in the end, the class of Manchester City was telling.

This Quarter-Final was goalless until five minutes after half-time. That is when Carlos Tevez darted in from the left and drove a stunning shot into the top corner of the net.

Arsenal responded manfully but Man City’s second punctured arguably their best period of the game. Like the first, Shaun Wright-Phillips’ goal was class. The former Chelsea winger raced up the right and drove stunning shot high into the other corner.

Man City’s strength, power and quality was apparent all night but Arsenal’s usual mix of youngsters and squad players gave them a real test.

The third goal, from substitute Vladimir Weiss at the death, gave the scoreline a skew the visitors did not deserve.

The statistics will say this is Wenger’s third defeat in their last four games. But, at least, the manager will be able to draw a number of positives from this one.

Before kick-off the Frenchman had named a side with as much experience as he could muster. Alex Song dropped back to partner captain Mikael Silvestre at centre half. Armand Traore and Emmanuel Eboue reprised their recent first-team run-outs in the full back positions. However there were younger heads further forward.

Craig Eastmond (18) retained his Carling Cup role as the holding central midfielder with Aaron Ramsey (18) and Tomas Rosicky (29, admittedly) just in front. Fran Merida (19) and Jack Wilshere (17) occupied the flank while Carlos Vela (20) was the lone front man.

For their part, Manchester City were at full strength. All their major summer signings -Tevez, Joleon Lescott, Gareth Barry and, of course, Kolo Toure and Emmanuel Adebayor – were on display.

In the opening stages, their quality was apparent. The home side bossed the opening quarter but, for all that, they only created one chance. It came in the seventh minute, when Barry sent over corner from the right and Adebayor stole in front of Song to power in a firm, downward header. Lukasz Fabianski gathered on the goal-line at the second attempt.

Arsenal rallied briefly after that with Wilshere setting up Ramsey to shot from distance. However in the 20th minute, Wright-Phillips robbed Silvestre on the right-hand byline and Craig Bellamy pulled his shot inches beyond the far post with Fabianski. A crystal clear opportunity.

Until this point, Arsenal had not created a chance worthy of the name. That changed in the 22nd minute when Wilshere sent Vela scuttling into the area. The Mexican striker beat Lescott to the ball but could only stab his shot over the bar. For a finisher as classy as Vela, it was decent opportunity.

But Man City were still ominous every time they went forward and, in the 24th minute, Tevez might have provided the perfect response to Arsenal’s adventure. The Argentinean teased and then beat both Silvestre and Eastmond before forcing Fabianski in to a decent save at the near post.

However, as the game become more open, Arsenal became much more competitive. Vela continued to cause consternation in the Man City defence and, just after the half-hour, Eboue darted into the area and forced the first real save out of Shay Given.

Wright-Phillips had been testing Traore to the limit all night. Just before the whistle, the Frenchman was booked for a late challenge on the Englishman. From Barry’s free-kick, Song headed just over his own bar.

At the break, Arsenal could congratulate them on a job well done but only half done.

And some of that work would be undone five minutes after the restart. Rosicky lost possession and Tevez collected on the left flank. He darted inside Eboue and Song before curling a sumptuous shot into the net off the underside of the bar.

It was just what Arsenal did not need.

They responded as best they could. Rosicky headed high and Ramsey blazed a decent effort over the bar.

However Adebayor might have killed the tie in the 56th minute.

Arsenal were caught out by Bellamy’s early cross and Fabianski’s attentions distracted the Togolese striker who diverted the ball wide.

No-one could accuse the visitors of not chancing their arm. Just past the hour Rosicky sent Eboue clear on the right and his cross was nearly touched home by Vela. Seconds later Merida’s cross was just too high for Ramsey, who sent his header wide with the goal at his mercy.

Arsenal were now pushing back their older, more experienced opponents. So Man City’s second was entirely against the run of play.

Wright-Phillips collected the ball on the right showed a burst of speed and, from the corner of the area, slammed a shot high into the far corner of the net.

It was an unstoppable effort and, unfortunately for Arsenal, curtailed their best period of the match.

As brave as Arsenal had been, you sensed the game was up.

Eleven minutes from time, Song might have seen red for a last-man foul on Stephen Ireland. In the end the Cameroonian only got a yellow card. However it was his fifth caution of the season and subsequently he will be suspended for Saturday’s game against Stoke.

Arsenal continued to search for something from the game but, as the seconds ticked by, their pursuit seemed more and more fruitless.

It also created gaps at the back. Three minutes from time, Bellamy drew fine save from Fabianski. Shortly afterwards the Welshman set up substitute Weiss to slam home a third.

Merida bashed a shot against the bar in injury time. It was typical of Arsenal’s evening.

Undoubtedly, they had been beaten by the better side on the night but the visitors deserved credit for the performance the youngsters had put in.

接连两个0-3，联赛中输给了切尔西，联赛杯又输给曼城，前者路还很长，后者却已出局！

小孩儿们应该怎么用？

搭配着老中青一起上行不行？联赛杯不是杯啊？为什么每次都拿着这个来练兵！

他们派出了全主力出战，而我们没有，这就是不同。我们在欧冠联赛中征战，而他们不用，所以他们可以派全部主力打联赛杯。你不能说我们培养了很多诸如杰克· 威尔希尔、阿隆·拉姆齐和弗兰·梅里达这样的球员，却不提供给他们上场机会。那么，改变我们的既定政策或许有效。如果我们在主场打，我认为球队可以赢得这场比赛。主队的球迷极大的鼓舞了曼城全队的斗志，这是一场胶着的比赛。

主客场是有影响，但是影响还不足以是3个球，如果一个赛季里所有的客场都打成这样，那还玩个屁！

我们自2005年后就没拿过冠军，但我不认为拿到联赛杯这样的冠军也值得大肆庆祝，对别人说我们终于有奖杯了。对我来说，联赛杯只是锻炼年轻球员的赛事，如果下赛季我们拿了联赛杯，我不会说‘我们上赛季摘得了奖杯’。闯进欧冠1/4决赛、半决赛或是决赛要比夺得联赛杯困难10倍。

典型的，典型的啊。小事不愿做，大事做不来。

我倒要看看阿森纳明年5月份的时候是站在什么地方，我倒要看看温格明年5月份的时候还会说什么？

Arsenal 0-3 Chelsea-被领先的不仅是3分

Arsenal now have it all to do in the title race.

Sunday’s 3-0 defeat to Chelsea at Emirates Stadium leaves Arsène Wenger’s side 11 points adrift of the Premier League leaders.

It is still only November of course and Arsenal have a game in hand but they have to claw back ground quickly if they are to stay in touch with top two.

This game was an indication of the task they face. The home side had the majority of possession and were on the foot front for most of the 90 minutes but they were picked off twice just before half-time and then finished off just before full-time. It was a lesson in taking your chances.

The first two goals were provided from the left by Ashley Cole. In the 41st minute, his cross was turned home expertly by Didier Drogba. On the whistle, Thomas Vermaelen miscued an attempted clearance into his own net.

Arsenal tried their best to respond in the second half but any lingering hopes were extinguished four minutes from time when Drogba thumped home a free-kick.

It was a sobering afternoon for Wenger’s side, who now drop to fourth. Key injuries had undoubtedly hampered them but Arsenal’s pursuit of the Premier League crown will now be long and difficult.

At the moment, their hopes of silverware appear to lie elsewhere.

Rain had hammered down in North London all day. It seemed that the Gods were doing their best to dampen the atmosphere for this utterly crucial game.

They need not have bothered.

The feverish press room flurry that met the publication of the team-sheets was as good an indication of this game’s importance as anyone might need. Defeat for either side would peg back their respective title ambitions while a draw would let in Manchester United.

Both managers had key players with injury doubts but, in the end, they all played. The swelling on William Gallas’ eye had gone down sufficiently for him to start. Wenger also recalled Armand Traore at left back – his problem position – and Bacary Sagna on the opposite flank. Eduardo returned to spearhead the attack. As a result, Emmanuel Eboue and Carlos Vela dropped to the bench while the injured Kieran Gibbs was, of course, sidelined.

For their part Chelsea welcomed back Frank Lampard to their midfield following a thigh injury. With Drogba having returned in midweek, the Stamford Bridge outfit were at the peak of their considerable powers.

As Wenger had said in his pre-match press conference, this was the acid test for Arsenal.

The ever-confident Frenchman had also stated that “this was the time” for his side. And in the early stages, they proved him right.

The opening quarter of an hour belonged to Arsenal. Cesc Fabregas had a shot blocked and Eduardo nearly wriggled through the centre of the Chelsea defence only to have the ball pinched from his toes.

Although opportunities were rare, the home side were having all the possession and territory. But, in fact, the visitors would carve out the first real chance of the game – and it had a whiff of controversy.

Nicolas Anelka chased Lampard’s ball down the left-hand channel and went momentarily clear inside the area. Sagna was in close pursuit and the full back’s right arm appeared to knock his compatriot off his stride. The tumbling Anelka slipped over as he miscued his effort at Almunia then Lampard’s follow up went wide. Referee Andre Marriner waved play on and the majority of Emirates Stadium breathed a sigh of relief.

The opportunity seemed to pull Chelsea from their shell. Midway through the first half, Drogba nodded straight at Almunia when he should have done better and five minutes before the break he headed over.

Arsenal still had an ample amount of the ball but they were creating only quarter-chances – little that would trouble Petr Cech.

Chelsea would make them pay.

Twice.

In the 41st minute, John Terry slipped a pass down the left-hand channel to Ashley Cole. The former Arsenal full back was allowed to put the ball on his favoured left foot and, when he whipped in a low cross, Drogba steered home a shot at the near post. The ball juddered between the angle of post and bar before deciding to go in, nonetheless it was ruthless football.

You could argue that Arsenal did not deserve to be behind. But they definitely did not merit the second goal on the stroke of half-time. Again Ashley Cole was the supplier but this time his low cross hit the knee of Vermaelen and went in the top corner off the woodwork once again.

Arsenal had to find a response and, at the break, Wenger did his best to provide it.

He withdrew Alex Song for Theo Walcott. The Englishman slotted in on the left-hand side pushing Nasri just behind Eduardo.

It made a difference.

Again Arsenal pegged back Chelsea in the early stages. They did get the ball into the net but by the time Arshavin had slammed home the referee has long since blown for a foul by Eduardo on Cech.

It was the Croatian’s last meaningful act. The 26-year-old was replaced by Vela.

By now, Arsenal were pressing and persistent. However they just could not penetrate the meanest defence in the Premier League. In the first half, Chelsea had sat back, soaked up Arsenal’s pressure and then picked their pocket.

They so nearly stole a third goal just before the hour. Drogba tried his luck from the left of the area and the ball hit Gallas then Lampard before trickling to the right of the wrong-footed Almunia. The keeper recovered to make a brilliant save.

In the 66th minute, Wenger threw on Tomas Rosicky, his last substitute, in place of Nasri. Still Arsenal had the play but Chelsea had the chances. Five minutes later, Drogba shrugged off Traore before whipping a cross that was just over Anelka’s head.

As the game neared its conclusion, Arsenal’s challenge faded. Drogba had been Arsenal’s main agitator this afternoon and, just to prove the point, with four minutes to go Fabregas brought down Michael Essien and the Ivorian rifled the free-kick beyond Almunia.

Having lost their top-scorer to a long-term injury on Saturday, Arsenal lost to one of their biggest title rivals the next day.

It has been a tough, tough weekend at Emirates Stadium.

德罗巴，怎么又是德罗巴？

这个野人，每次对阿森纳的比赛中他都是最难缠的那一个，其实有何止是对阿森纳，对全世界所有球队的后防线来说，他都是不可捉摸的。

教授还是没有认识到问题的所在吧：切尔西还会丢分。

可是人家丢分和你有什么关系，咱自己和人家的比赛中是把分丢足了。

这完全不是比赛的写照，但比分就是那样，我们无法更改。我认为，今天的一切都对切尔西有利。现在我们只能独自应对局势了，争取在下场比赛做出回应。因为他们第一脚射正，皮球就入网了；然后再一传球，又换我们来破门了（乌龙），随后的比赛就变得很艰难。裁判的一次判罚成为了转折点，我个人认为这是一次不慎重的决定，太不公平了。当时有一名切尔西队员挡在裁判身前，他又是怎么看到爱德华多踢了切赫呢？在这种场合的比赛，将比分扳为1比2的进球非常重要，这是裁判犯的一次非常严重的错误。

自己运气不好，水平不济，就大骂裁判，这可不是正路。

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Arsenal 2-0 Standard Liege-沉寂的尖刀团

Job done.

Arsenal won Champions League Group H with something to spare after dismissing Standard Liege 2-0 at Emirates Stadium on Tuesday night.

The home side bossed an eccentric first half that saw goals from Samir Nasri and Denilson but will be most remembered for the jaw-dropping five-chance melee that preceded them.

Arsène Wenger’s side dictated the game from start to finish but, having obtained the required advantage, offered some benevolence after the break.

After taking 10 points from their opening four games, Arsenal were virtually through before kick-off anyway. This result just rubber-stamped their passports for the Knockout Stages.

At his pre-match press conference, Wenger had accepted his side were always on a hiding to nothing in this group. They were expected to cruise through comfortably and, in the end, they did.

But then, quiet efficiency is nearly always underrated in modern football. Just ask Liverpool.

Wenger made five changes from the side beaten at Sunderland on Saturday.

Denilson was restored to the side after 10 weeks out with a back problem. It was his 100th appearance for the Club.

Kieran Gibbs returned after recovering from a badly bruised foot. Carlos Vela made his first start of the season in the central attacking role while Andrey Arshavin came back on the left and Emmanuel Eboue did likewise at right back.

Bacary Sagna, Tomas Rosicky, Eduardo, Armand Traore dropped to the bench. Aaron Ramsey was left out all together.

The Liege fans took centre stage before kick-off. They had had little to shout about thus far in Group H and were facing elimination tonight. But the travelling support did not let that stop them.

Arsenal fans, on the other hand, arrived with a mixture of emotions; disappointment from the weekend and anticipation towards this Sunday. With qualification all-but assured this was seen as just another day at the Emirates Stadium office.

However there was nothing bureaucratic about the way their side began. In the opening minutes, Alex Song, Nasri and Cesc Fabregas all had presentable efforts on goal. In the 10th minute, the Frenchman spurned the opportunity to shot after popping up on the left side of the area but his cross found Vela. The Mexican cut inside but his shot was saved.

Arsenal were pressing and pressing. A goal seemed likely. It should have arrived five times in the 15th minute.

It all started when Fabregas took a corner…

• Arshavin’s point-blank shot was saved
• Then Vela’s collected the rebound and planted the ball against the post
• Then Gallas had two efforts blocked by the keeper
• And finally Vermaelen’s vicious shot beat everyone, hit Arshavin on the line and flew wide

Stupefying.

But then no more shocking than Dieudonne Mbokani juddering the post five minutes later. The Congolese striker darted inside Vermaelen and lasered an effort off on the angle of post and bar from the edge of the area. It was the first attack the visitors had mustered all night.

On the half-hour, Gallas nudged a header over the bar from a Fabregas cross. The Frenchman clashed heads with Arshavin in executing the chance. Both players needed lengthy treatment. The Russian had gash on the top of his head and Gallas had swollen eye worthy of a heavyweight boxer.

The home side had not yet returned to 11 men when they took the lead. Given the bizarre events so far, it was relatively mundane. Vermaelen punted the ball forward towards Nasri and Landry Mulemo, the covering defender, slipped as he tried to intercept. The Frenchman pounced then lifted his shot over the keeper and into the far corner of the net.

It was so nearly 2-0 a couple of minutes later. Nasri slipped a clever ball to Arshavin who drove a low shot inches past the keeper’s left-hand post.

This was an open, attacking and wonderfully curious game. Five minutes from the break, Liege seemed to have won a clear penalty when Gallas clattered Reginal Goreux. Referee Konrad Plautz played on.

Fabregas nearly rubbed salt in the wound seconds later when he whistled a low drive across goal and beyond the far post.

Both sides seemed to be looking for the refuge of half-time now. However this peculiar game had one more twist. On the whistle, Gibbs tapped the ball to Denilson 25 yards out. He took a touch, looked up and thumped it. Keeper Sinan Bolat, so brilliant early on, could only parry the ball into his own net. Nevertheless it was a fine, fine strike.

Perhaps it was that goal which convinced Wenger to take off Gallas at the break. The job of qualification was nearly done and the Frenchman could be saved for Sunday. Mikael Silvestre came on.

Liege were now in an impossible position; chasing the game away from home against a side that seemed to be their superiors. They nearly grabbed a lifeline seven minutes into the second half when a free-kick from Mehdi Carcela-Gonzalez found Axel Witsel eight yards out. The midfielder miskicked at the crucial moment and Almunia gathered.

Arsenal had clearly taken their foot of the gas but their engine was still ticking over. Vela got a glimpse of an opportunity but thrashed his shot horribly wide. Substitute Theo Walcott cracked an effort inches past the far post.

By the midway point of the second half, Wenger had made all his changes. The manager clearly thought that this particular Group H box had been ticked and therefore he did not want to over-exert his side.

As a result, Liege were allowed to have a go. With eight minutes left, Goreux cut inside and Gohi Bi Cyriac smashed a left-footed shot against the base of the post. His supplier then belted the rebound over the bar.

Carcela-Gonzalez clashed heads with Fabregas in the dying seconds and was sent off. That ended the Belgians’ battling.

When the whistle went, Arsenal had only 10 men on the pitch as Gibbs had picked up an injury and hobbled off down the tunnel.

That was the only concern on a crushingly comfortable night at Emirates Stadium.

Sunday should be a stark contrast.

Job done？绝对不是，如果阿森纳只是把小组赛出线看作了Job done，那还有什么追求？

出线了总是好事，比巴萨和国米都强，至少那边还要担惊受怕地再过最后一招，可是悬念在票房就会红，阿森纳最后一场好在不是在伦敦，有多大影响也无所谓了。

德尼尔森又进球了，又是一个漂亮的远射，和赛季开始打埃弗顿的那个进球如出一辙。刚从二线队提上来偶尔打一两场的时候，我总觉得德尼尔森的身体太过于单薄，在这个靠身体的位置上获得不了太大的优势，谁知道新赛季开始后，他已经不再当工兵了。

又射门的欲望总是好事，纳斯里也进球了，相比于此前的赫莱布，中场球员敢于压上，敢于射门，而不是仅仅花拳绣腿，很好的进步。

但是前锋线上却不那么好。温格把机会给了贝拉，爱德华多甚至连上场的机会都没有捞到。

在此后的一段时间内，恐怕尖刀团会是集体的沉寂，现在距离冬季还很远，如果不能在这艰苦的一个月中坚持一把，谁知道到了明年的一月份阿森纳会是一个什么样的位置呢？

一月赶紧到来吧，爱的花朵（爱德华多）赶紧绽放吧，本特纳在这千载难逢的机会里，你难道也要退让给墨西哥小个子吗？

Sunderland 1-0 Arsenal-历史总是惊人的重复Arsenal

Arsenal slipped to their third defeat of the season when they went down 1-0 at Sunderland on Saturday.

The all-important goal arrived 19 minutes from time when Darren Bent lashed home from close range after the visitors had failed to clear a corner.

There had been little between the two teams before that. Arsenal had the better of the chances in the first half. Tomas Rosicky was denied in the first five minutes and Eduardo drifted a shot just wide on the half-hour. However Sunderland were the better side directly after the restart. The goal made for a frantic finale, something entirely out of keeping with the first hour.

Cesc Fabregas had equalised in the 93rd minute in this fixture last season. The closest Arsenal came this time was when Andrey Arshavin nudged Alex Song’s cross into the sidenetting from close-range four minutes from time. However Arsenal did have claims for a penalty in injury time when Carlos Vela was clipped in the area.

This was always going to be a tough game – Sunderland have already beaten Liverpool and drawn at Old Trafford this season – but it does not make the result less disappointing.

This was Arsenal’s first shut-out of the season and their first Premier League defeat to Sunderland since August 19, 2000.

If it were possible, next Sunday’s clash with Chelsea is now even more important. Arsenal are now eight points behind the Stamford Bridge side.

Wenger’s team at the Stadium of Light was interesting. There were few surprises up front. With Robin Van Persie (ankle) having joined Nicklas Bendtner (groin) on the bench, Eduardo was the obvious choice as the pivotal striker in the front three. Rosicky and Samir Nasri flanked him so Arshavin dropped to the bench.

Aaron Ramsey retained his place in central so the key decision was at left back. Again two key candidates were out – Gael Clichy (back) and Kieran Gibbs (foot) – so Wenger had a choice of Mikael Silvestre or Armand Traore.

He chose the youngster. It was only his second Premier League start for the former Monaco trainee, though he had gained valuable experience during a loan spell at Portsmouth last season.

The city of Sunderland was deluged by rain in the build-up to kick-off. It just added to the banana-skin feel about this fixture – away from home against a solid side, injury hit and just after an international break. No wonder Wenger had called for focus pre-match

The manager need not have worried early on, his side started at a canter. It took just five minutes for them to fashion a clear-cut chance.

Bacary Sagna sent a deep, hanging cross beyond the far post, Fabregas hooked it back into the path of Rosicky, who wrapped his right-foot around the ball from close range. Unfortunately, for Arsenal, keeper Marton Fulop had got his angles right and the ball bounced away off his leg.

Eight minutes later, Traore cut inside his marker and his blocked shot fell to Fabregas who thumped an effort over the bar from long-range.

Sunderland were under pressure but they responded and, in the following five minutes, they twice escaped down the left and each time Steed Malbranque fired over when he should have done better.

That lifted the home fans briefly but their side soon fell back into  a lethargic groove.

In the 32nd minute, Song drove forward and fed Eduardo on the edge of the area. He slipped inside his sliding marker but the ball got stuck under his feet and, although he lifted the ball over Fulop, his shot drifted wide.

Arsenal were starting to exert themselves again. Traore, who was having an eye-catching game, reached the byline and Ramsey bobbled a shot into the hands of Fulop.

Just before half-time, Fabregas fired over from distance. The Spanish skipper held his head in his hands at his own wastefulness.

It had been that kind of half. All the fleeting moments of quality had come from Arsenal but the mediocre majority had prevailed.

Both sides had to improve.

Sunderland were the better team immediately after the break. Territorially, the home side were in charge but the closest they came was when Andy Reid fired a free-kick wide and then lifted an effort over the bar.

Seconds after the second chance, Wenger brought on Arshavin for Ramsey. The change helped Arsenal recover their previous poise, something they needed because the game was becoming increasingly frenetic.

It has been stalemate until now but finally you sensed a goal was coming. It arrived in the 71st minute. Reid fired over a corner. It was overhit and nodded on by Bent towards the far post where it hit substitute Frazier Campbell and bounced back into the six-yard box. The former Spurs striker lashed home the ball from close range.

Wenger had been preparing to bring on Walcott. In the wake of the goal, he added Vela too.

A game that had been a slow-burn all afternoon was suddenly alight.

Thomas Vermaelen hacked an effort from a Fabregas cross as Arsenal began their pursuit of the game. By the 86th minute, when Arshavin nudged Song’s cross just wide, that had become a desperate chase.

Either side of that effort, Vela and Walcott drifted penetrative balls across the face of goal. All they needed was a touch. But it was not that kind of day for Arsenal.

Just to prove that, after Kieran Richardson nearly added a second at one end, Vela appeared to be clipped in the area. Referee Alan Wiley waved play on.

Arsenal deserved a draw but they had lost.

看看Richard Clarke最后的念想吧，Arsenal deserved a draw but they had lost。Arsenal deserved a champion but the fact is fourth。会是这样吗？

范佩西的伤势并不仅仅影响的是他自己，还有整个的阿森纳攻击线。好不容易才找到了步点儿又很快受伤休息5个月，荷兰人真的是玻璃座流星雨啊。

连胜是没有了，在积分上已经落后了太多，不光是和切尔西，连曼联都开始飙升，少赛一场的阿森纳其实一点优势也没有，国际比赛日回来后的枪手已经全是伤兵了。

除了那些肉体上的伤害，还有多数的心灵伤害。

真不知道这一年，高开的阿森纳会否又重复过去几年的每到11月就开始走下坡路的窘境？

所以这引出来一个关于朋友的说法。

做一个小的游戏，如果把你所认识的所有能成为朋友的人列一张清单，那么如果让你给他们排个顺序，你会怎么样？

我会发疯的！因为，很简单，每一个在名单上面出现的人，和我都有着这样那样的故事，而每一个这样被记住的故事都是让人难忘的。

所以让你给朋友清单排序，实际上是在为你的记忆在排序，为你生命中你觉得最美好的那些东西排序，为那些本已有了时间线的既定事件做出历史性的客观评价。

这可不是我想要做的事情，当然，如果你真的决定这么去做，我坚定地认为或许在半程中你就会觉得这个事情给你带来的伤害远远大于他所能给你带来的乐趣。

因为，那些事，是和朋友们一起发生的；而这个，却只有你自己一个人完成。

巴尼想去舔自由钟，在这个糟糕的一天里，巴尼的主意可不总是很有意思的，所以经历了一天打击的泰德实在不想去趟这个浑水。但是巴尼自有巴尼的法子。

巴尼：“本来能舔自由钟的！”

泰德：“我们去机场。”

巴尼很失望的望了望车窗外。泰德继续说：“我为什么要和你一起发疯？，我需要的只是寻常一杯啤酒，在我寻常的酒吧里，和我一帮寻常的朋友，呆在寻常的城市！”

巴尼不解地看着泰德：“我们的先辈们为了我们的幸福生活抛头颅，洒热血，而不是坐在原地等着幸福的来临。如果你愿意，你现在可以坐着同样的车，到同样的就把，和同样的啤酒，和同样的人说话，或者，你可以去舔自由钟，你可以扼住命运的咽喉。”

哇哦，泰德听不下去了：“我不需要你来教我怎么生活，我知道怎么生活。为什么，为什么你一定要拉上我？”

巴尼很失落：“因为，你是我最好的朋友啊！你不一定要说我是你最好的朋友，但在我看来，我们是一队的，没有你，我只是个精力充沛的妄想狂而已。”

最后，泰德还是跟着巴尼一起去舔了自由钟。

泰德说：“我永远不会料到下一站是在哪儿，但我总会经历一个很好的故事。”

但是实际的情况是什么？当泰德在跟人讲起这件事情来的时候开了个小玩笑：“你知道自由钟舔起来是一种什么样的味道吗？Freedom！——哈哈，不，说实话，和普通的硬币没有任何的区别。”

是啊，泰德的玩笑其实只是在酒吧里无聊的时候逗个乐子而已，自由钟是金属的，硬币也是金属的，金属和金属当然没有任何的区别了，至少是在味觉上！

但是，自由钟永远都是自由钟，而舔自由钟的人却只有这两个人，他们一个叫巴尼，一个叫泰德，他们还有个共同的名字，叫做——朋友。

看到这里我就在想和自己相关的那些往事，曾经有过一些地方，去过了很多次，比如说师大，但是自打2003年后我就再也没有去过一次；曾经有过 一些地方，我只去过一次，比如说西湖，但只要我有生之年还有机会，我就一定想再去。其实地方还是原来的地方，风景也还是原来的风景，只是跟谁一起去让这本 来很简单的事情变得那么不一样。

回到开始的排序题上面来，这个事情我准备把它归类到人类历史上最无聊的问题之一，不知道有没有人会表示赞同。

是谁你最好的朋友？这是一个问题，又或许它根本就不能被称之为一个问题！

这里我只记得那么一句话：真正的好朋友，并不是在一起就有聊不完的话题，而是在一起，就算不说话，也不会觉得尴尬。

任俊龙于2009年11月22日20：09

Wolverhampton 1-4 Arsenal-欢乐中的隐忧

Arsenal extended their unbeaten run to 13 games with a sublime 4-1 win at Molineux on Saturday.

Although Wolves put Arsène Wenger’s side under pressure in the opening 20 minutes, the hosts shot themselves in the foot in twice around the half-hour.

First Ronald Zubar scuffed Cesc Fabregas’ corner into his own net from close range then Jody Craddock nodded Eduardo’s chip past his own keeper.

Fabregas scored a wonderfully-worked third on the stroke of half-time to seal the points and, just to make sure, Andrey Arshavin rifled home a fourth midway through the second period. Craddock’s consolation header meant little.

This was the best message Arsenal could send out to Manchester United and Chelsea before they meet at Stamford Bridge on Sunday.

The three points pushed Wenger’s men up to second in the table, albeit temporarily, and their four goals made it 25 in their last eight League and Cup games.

Whoever triumphs in West London on Sunday, they will realise he side from the north of the capital are looking like real title contenders.

Wenger made three changes from the side that had swept aside AZ Alkmaar in midweek. The headline alteration saw Aaron Ramsey replace Alex Song in front of the back four. Samir Nasri dropped out for Eduardo while Bacary Sagna slotted in at right back in place of Emmanuel Eboue.

Molineux is a lovely arena, steeped in football heritage and the Wolves’ fans know how to create a pre-match atmosphere.

Their team responded in the opening stages.

Manager Mick McCarthy had promised his side would attack Arsenal and they were as good as his word. But although they poured forward persistantly, there was little cutting edge. In fact the closest they came in the first half was from a couple of left-wing corners delivered by Nenad Milijas.

The first saw Kevin Doyle flick a header towards the far post and Kieran Gibbs cleared off the line. Then, in the 10th minute, Sylvan Ebanks-Blake nodded wide just wide but, in fairness, Fabregas seemed to have the effort covered at the far post.

Eduardo had claims for a penalty when he back-heeled the ball through the legs of Zubar and was clipped as he tried to go past. However referee Steve Bennett was disinterested.

At this stage, Arsenal were yet to click into gear. In fact it took the introduction of Song midway through the half to properly jolt them into life.

Diaby hobbled off and the Cameroonian came on in his usual position. This released Ramsey further forward and the change helped Arsenal.

However the alteration had little to do with the opener. That was a self-inflicted wound from Wolves.

Craddock nodded a Fabregas free-kick ball behind his own goal, the Spaniard sent over the corner and Zubar nudged the ball into his own net. The Arsenal players ran to Eduardo, who had put the Wolves defender under pressure but the Croatian dismissed any congratulations. Replays proved he had not got a touch.

The strike was unlucky on Wolves given the balance of play but their defending had been woeful.

Seven minutes later it was 2-0. Ramsey and Eduardo raced clear with only Craddock as cover. The Welshman fed the Croatian, who tried to return the favour. However the ball flicked off the defender and flew over keeper Wayne Hennessey.

Yet again, while the execution of the goal had been fortunate, the Wolves backline had been highly culpable.

Understandably the home side were now thinking this was just not going to be their day. And Arsenal profited from their despondency.

On the whistle, Sagna clipped the ball to Van Persie who displayed the deftest of touches to set up Fabregas to fire home at the near post.

At the break, Arsenal had the points in the bag.

The second half was a listless affair. The visitors saw no need to extend themselves much further and Wolves now lacked the confidence to go on the offensive.

In the 66th minute Arshavin, who had been quiet, darted inside his marker and fired in a shot that tested Hennessey to the full. When the corner came across, the keeper could only slap the ball out to the Russian. He thumped a low shot into the corner of the net from the edge of the area.

Wenger withdrew Eduardo and Arshavin for Tomas Rosicky and Nasri.

By now Arsenal were almost playing exhibition football. For example with 16 minutes left, Fabregas hacked horribly over the bar from Van Persie’s cutback. However the Spaniard’s reaction was a  smile not a grimace.

Van Persie and Rosicky also wasted decent chances in the close stages as Arsenal tried to play out time. Wolves did grab some consolation a minute from time when Craddock headed home a corner from Matthew Jarvis.

It was a shame Arsenal could not keep a clean sheet however that was the most minor of blots on an ultra-efficient performance.

13场不败，连续的大胜，全面开花，还有什么比持续的胜利让人更加高兴的事情？

但是熬夜看过了这场比赛之后，却让我有了一点点的担心。

先说之前的曼城，曼城的比赛较先开球，伯恩利的领先让我觉得有些意外，何况领先两球？之后的曼城狂扳三球，让我看的心惊胆颤，不过最后时刻，曼城没有守住，87分钟的丢球让到手的三分变成两分，也无奈地继续着连续的平局掉队。

阿森纳这场打得很有气势，不过，上半场更有气势的应该是狼队。

全面的对攻，让我有些想不到，阿森纳的后场时而发生的混乱局面倒是不出我的意外，只可惜升班马就是升班马，适应英超的节奏，尤其是阿森纳的节奏，还得多锤炼些时日。

两个乌龙球的开局，是好还是坏？从麦卡锡的脸上就能看得出来了，无奈，就是无奈。

看上半场前段的时候让我对爱德华多有些失去信心，大量的浪费机会，也就是阿森纳创造的机会比他浪费的多了几倍，禁区内的一次摔倒更是激起了全场球迷的嘘声。

一个人一次做好事不见得能被人记住，但做一次坏事，却可以遗臭万年，这就是好事不出门，坏事传千里了。尽管从慢动作上我也没有注意到到底他是怎么摔倒的，但从第一感觉上判断就又为他捏一把汗。

法布雷加斯的进球，阿尔沙文的进球都只是锦上添花，并不能把这场对弱旅的狂攻当做是常事，阿森纳要想在本赛季有所斩获，不仅仅需要在弱队身上狂撕猛咬，还得注意避免被豪强们涮火锅。

后防线到了最后的阶段依然出现了错误，丢一个球，与上场和阿尔克马尔的比赛结果一样。为什么总是不能全身而退呢？

Arsenal 4-1 AZ Alkmaar-枪炮齐鸣

Cesc Fabregas scored twice as Arsenal all but ensured qualification to the Champions League Knockout Stages with a 4-1 victory over AZ Alkmaar on Wednesday night.

The Spaniard struck in the 26th and 53rd minutes in the most straightforward of wins. Inbetween Samir Nasri grabbed his first goal since breaking his leg in pre-season and, in the 71st minute, Abou Diaby stroked home a wonderfully-worked fourth.

This is the result Arsenal should have got in Holland. Back then they had been wasteful but tonight they were rigorous, ruthless and utterly irresistible. Even a late strike by substitute Jeremain Lens did nothing to affect the feeling of assurance this evening.

The failure of Olympiacos to gain anything at Standard Liege mean both those sides can still mathematically overhaul Arsenal.

But 10 points is normally enough to go through and, if they maintain this level of performance, then Arsenal will surely rubber-stamp qualification and the Group H title in the final two games.

Tougher challenges lie ahead in this competition.

Wenger made three changes from the side that had swept aside Spurs so brusquely at the weekend.

The headline was the return of Nasri to the frontline. The midfielder’s only run-out since his broken leg had come in the Carling Cup a week ago. He replaced Nicklas Bendtner on the right, the Dane’s groin injury was likely to keep him out for a month.

Gael Clichy’s back would sideline him out for at least the same period, therefore you could assume that the elevation of Kieran Gibbs this evening was the start of a decent run in the side.

The final change was Emmanuel Eboue for Bacary Sagna. That was a straight swap and continued Wenger’s policy of sharing the right back role in Europe.

Arsenal came into this game with room to breathe at the top of Group H. This was the first of two successive home ties – one win and they would probably qualify for the Knockout Stages, two wins and they would go through as group winners. Their fate was entirely in their own hands.

They also had the little matter of that North London derby win as a buoyancy aid.

It took only three minutes for Arsenal to hit their weekend groove. Andrey Arshavin, Diaby and Nasri weaved intricate patterns in midfield before releasing Robin Van Persie on the right. His angled drive beat the desperate dive of Sergio Romero and flashed past the far post.

The home side were in a perky mood, probing their opponents at every opportunity. In the 13th minute, Romero collected what, in the referee’s view, had been a back-pass. Almost the entire AZ side lined-up in the goal-mouth and inevitably blocked Van Persie’s effort.

The visitors had shown some adventure in the opening stages but, by the time we had reached the midpoint of the first half, they had gone back into their shell.

That is not to say the opening goal was entirely expected. Arsenal had control without real penetration and Fabregas’ strike was, in many ways, a self-inflicted wound.

There seemed little danger in the 26th minute when Nasri found Fabregas on the edge of the area. The Spaniard extracted a little space from David Mendes da Silva, his marker, and let fly.

The shot was military-medium in every respect and should not have troubled an Argentinean international keeper.

However Mendes put out only the weakest of hands and the ball trickled into the net.

As in Alkmaar a fortnight ago, Arsenal had their lead and were happy to hit cruise control immediately. Fabregas nodded over from Gibbs’ deep cross just past the half-hour.

Moussa Dembele beat the left back to fire wide at the other end but, if anything, AZ possessed even less cutting edge tonight than they had shown in Holland.

And this time Arsenal seemed determined to make them pay.

Two minutes before the break, Arshavin tucked a pass into the path of Nasri. The Frenchman weaved round Hector Moreno and slotted a shot past Romero.

The midfield wiped himself down in celebration. Perhaps he was washing away the disappointment of the first few months of the season.

Eight minutes after the restart it was 3-0. Diaby picked AZ’s pocket in midfield and fed Arshavin. The Russian, clever as ever, nudged a pass into the path of Fabregas, who was racing down the left-hand channel. The Spaniard had the simplest task of slipping home his eighth goal of the season.

There seemed no way back for the visitors but three minutes later they should have snatched themselves an unlikely lifeline.

Maartens Marten nodded the ball down for Graziano Pelle on the edge of the six-yard area. The Italian had time to steady himself and wrap his foot firmly around the ball. Somehow Manuel Almunia diverted the ball onto the bar from point-blank range. Stunning.

You sensed AZ were flexing what muscles they had. Martens and Brett Holman both saw efforts fly over bar but there was little to trouble Arsenal this evening.

To fully illustrate that, Wenger brought off Fabregas and Van Persie for Aaron Ramsey and Eduardo.

The latter would make an immediate impact. Arsenal broke quickly from the back and the Croatian’s expansive backheel sent Arshavin scampering clear. He squared to Diaby, who took a touch then stroked home an exquisite fourth.

Before the goal, Gibbs went close, after it Ramsey fired straight at Romero. By that time, Wenger had taken off another of his key players – Arshavin. He clearly felt the night’s work had been done.

In fairness to AZ, they kept coming at Arsenal. Almunia claimed a dangerous cross from the feet of Holman and, with seven minutes left, Dutch champions grabbed a goal.

The home crowd were still claiming a penalty for handball against Pelle when Lens broke clear, wriggled away from Ramsey and fired home from the edge of the area.

The goal was disappointment to Arsenal but nothing more.

This game had been a stroll.

十分！

最近枪手顺风顺水，进攻威力大增，且没见到有减弱的趋势，甚好。

但是官网上这句话我不是很赞同，The goal was disappointment to Arsenal but nothing more.disappointment肯定是的了，but nothing more却不尽然。

攻击力大增当然是好事，但攻守平衡才是最重要。

联赛中阿森纳丢球不算最少的，看看切尔西吧，同时期人家才丢8个球，阿森纳是11只排第二，天秤座就是天秤座，既然是完美的表演，定是容不下有一点点沙子。

这个球丢的很冤枉，83分钟，所有的换人名额都已经用光之后，丢了这个球，晚节不保让我想起了去年的新年之后，但愿这不要成为宿命。

阿尔沙文能力是不错，但是我却有点看不惯俄国人动不动就把食指放在嘴边，感觉上他和其他人的关系并不好，不论是球员还是球迷，这可不是一个好现象。

Arsenal 3-0 Tottenham Hotspur-拔刺

Time is sometimes used to define football matches.

Arsenal’s history includes the “Five-minute Cup Final” and a victory at Anfield famously secured in the 89th minute.

At Emirates Stadium this afternoon, there was a new entry for the annuls – the “11-second derby”.

A relatively even first half exploded just before the break. In the 43rd minute, Robin Van Persie touched home a low cross from Bacary Sagna at the near post while the Tottenham defence slept.

The strike clearly raised no alarm bells for the visitors as, straight from the kick-off, the Dutchman won the ball and Cesc Fabregas danced through a couple of slumbering tackles to fire home his sixth goal of the campaign.

There had been precisely 11 seconds of playing time between the goals.

It was an ironic way for Arsenal to take grip of the game, given their own ability to ship needless goals in recent weeks.

The third strike on the hour made sure there would be no more profligacy this time. Arsenal were the first to realise that referee Mark Clattenburg had played an advantage after Benoit Assou-Ekotto had hacked down Eduardo and Van Persie converted Sagna’s low cross.

With 20 minutes left the home fans felt comfortable enough to greet every Arsenal touch with an olé . Sterling performances from the likes of Alex Song, Thomas Vermaelen, William Gallas, Fabregas and Sagna had simply broken Tottenham’s heart.

This had been billed as the tightest North London derby for some time. In the end that could not have been further from the truth.

The headline change in Wenger’s line-up was the return of Manuel Almunia. The keeper had been kept out by a combination of illness and Vito Mannone since the defeat at Manchester City on September 12.

The only other change was Nicklas Bendtner for Emmanuel Eboue on the right of the front three. Perhaps Wenger was looking at attack being the best form of defence today. Given recent results it seemed a reason tack to take.

Spurs were without three of their key offensive threats – Aaron Lennon, Jermain Defoe and Luka Modric – but they arrived at Emirates level on points with Arsenal after a highly-promising start to the season. Optimism was high.

In the opening stages, the gap between the football and the Premier League quality was filled with pure tension.

Arsenal had the better of the few opportunities that came – Bendtner’s drive over and Andrey Arshavin’s blocked shot – but Spurs had a snapping-at-the-heels attribute they had not possessed in recent years.

However Bentley took that facet too far and was very fortunate not to be booked for a foul on Thomas Vermaelen.

In the 13th minute Clichy robbed the ball in midfield and raced forward in to space. However he was struggling for support once he had reached the area and, from his cross, Arshavin could only scuff a shot into the arms of Heurelho Gomes.

Gallas then glanced a header wide from Van Persie’s free-kick. Arsenal were now had a measure of territorial control but they were yet to do anything meaningful with it.

Meanwhile Tottenham were trying to maximise their assets. In the 18th minute, a long ball forward was nodded down by Crouch for Robbie Keane to race onto. The Irishman clipped it past Vermaelen but Song thundered in a tackle to clear the danger. It was Tottenham’s best chance of the game.

Arsenal countered by creating their clearest opportunity. In the 20th minute, Clichy sent Arshavin clear in the left-hand channel. He teased Bassong but the defender did manage to block the Russian’s shot. It fell to Fabregas, who swept a first-time shot towards goal. Only an elastic save from Gomes stopped Arsenal going ahead.

Tottenham were starting to play with more confidence but, if anything, their adventure only helped Arsenal. On the half-hour, Fabregas intercepted a clearance from Assou-Ekotto and cleverly fed Van Persie. The Dutchman slid a shot into the sidenetting when he should have tested the keeper.

Nine minutes from the break, Arshavin cut inside beat Bassong and only a timely challenge from Vedran Corluka diverted his shot over the bar. The corner allowed Wenger to swap Eduardo for Bendtner, the Dane had been a passenger since picking up an injury sometime earlier.

It has been nip and tuck all the way so what happened next was highly unexpected.

Defensive sleeping sickness had struck Arsenal in recent weeks and it is clearly a contagious disease.
In the 43th minute, Sagna and Eduardo worked a throw in on the right. The Frenchman crossed low to the near post when Van Persie beat Ledley King to slid in a shot at the near post.

Straight from the kick-off, Arsenal got the second. Van Persie flicked the ball away from Palacios and Fabregas picked it up. He escaped the Honduran’s attempt to recover and glided round King before firing home past Gomes.

The keeper had been semi-culpable for the first goal. But he was cruelly exposed for the second. Incredibly there had been only 11 seconds of playing time between the goals.

The Tottenham still seemed to be recovering in the opening stages of the second half.

Arsenal had a couple of decent early chances. First Van Persie crossed and Diaby’s shot was blocked by King. Then Gomes made a fine save from Eduardo after the Croatian had escaped down the right-hand channel.

Tottenham roused themselves briefly when Almunia palmed a Bentley free-kick over the bar.

However the third goal on the hour stymied their revival. Assou-Ekotto clattered into Eduardo on the left-hand side and everyone, including the collector Sagna, stopped playing.

However they were wrong to. Referee Clattenburg had not whistled and was playing the advantage. The Frenchman realised first and crossed low into the area. King and Gomes should have cleared the danger between them but the ball deflected off the defender, hit Van Persie and bounced into the unguarded net.

In the wake of the goal, Tottenham rapidly fell apart. Crouch was booked for dissent borne out of frustration and Eduardo somehow contrived to miss the very definition of a one-on-one just past the hour.

The Arsenal fans joyously ran through their repertoire of songs as their team played keep-ball.

Fabregas should have headed home a fourth from a corner with six minutes left. Ramsey might have scored in the dying seconds after Bassong pulled up with an injury.

Still it did not matter. This was a season-affirming victory for Arsenal.

It proves they are still top dogs in North London and did them no harm in the Premier League title race either.

好不容易等到一场阿森纳的比赛没有在半夜的，电视台还不转播，只有到网上去看，工具仍然是QQlive，效果不是很好，卡得厉害。

这种比赛真的不应该用网络电视的方式来看，一跳一跳的，正如热刺前锋正要突入禁区，卡了，光听见解说大喊一声：“漂亮！”。他娘的，你是说射得漂亮进球了，还是说守得漂亮扑出了？

还是甭了，我又一次打开了sportinglife，还是看网络的文字直播来得爽些，不过不进球的时候光看着文字的跳动还是有那么点无聊，哎，我恨天盛。

不愿意一直盯着，我又打开了雪缘园，设置好了筛选条件，英超-现在进行，还好，只有阿森纳的这场单独在进行，总算可以不用一个劲的听呦呦~~想个不停了。

可是我刚刚准备出去倒杯水喝，就听见电脑里呦呦~~，我靠，难道设置失效了？转过来一看，乐了，范佩西进球了！

说起来这看场球可真困难，雪缘园报进球还是很快的，但是他更新信息比较慢，光知道进球了却不知道是谁进球，所以我同时开着的sportinglife就管用了，上面分明写着范佩西，哈哈。

这能算的上是球迷的智慧，还是球迷的无奈？

挺高兴的，尽管看不到图像，能知道阿森纳领先的消息还是很开心，眼看半场就要结束了，我准备抓紧时间去晾杯水，刚挪窝儿，就听见电脑里呦呦~~，我靠，不会吧。在我转身的那一刹那我在想什么？我光想着热刺怎么可能这么快就扳平了比分？

坐定一看，哈哈，哈哈哈哈，原来是法布雷加斯，太强悍了，众枪手们，咱能匀开点儿进球嘛！

半场结束前的戏剧性让我从看文字直播的百无聊赖中解脱了一些，但是接下来的半场马上就要来了，这种煎熬又要重新开始，想起来就很不爽。

这时候QQlive又在卡了，解说又一次搞笑了：哇！又来了！开球之后又来了！跟刚才的一幕一样！哦！对不起！这是慢动作！这时候画面上播着的正是法布雷加斯从中场开始带球往前突的情景。我一听解说这话，水都喷出来了，让我想起来一个经典的笑话，就是以前说那个说怎么满场都是叫夏普的（夏普公司是赞助商，所以咋球衣的背后印有Sharp，结果解说以为是球员的名字）。

结果不必说了，3-0的比分足以让老雷自己把自己雷一把了。

范佩西最近开胡有点顺啊，转眼连续进球都应该有5场了吧，哥们儿要加油啊！

说点题外话，图片上的萨尼亚依然是那么的丑！受不了啊受不了，兄弟用点增白粉蜜萨！

一早醒来，打开窗帘，哇，外面已经是花白的一片了，而且纷纷扬扬似乎远远没有尽头。

以前上学的时候流行一首歌，是刀郎的那个，2002年的第一场雪，虽然比以往时候来的更晚一些……这下好了，2009年的第一场雪，比往年来得居然早了一个月。

明天又要上班，当然了，在去上班之前，先要去趟医院拆线，胳膊上这15针缝得，总算是到了告别的时间了，以后说不定我这伤口阴疼起来比中央气象台的天气预报要更准一些吧。

纱纱还在杭州，据说从杭州飞北京的航班还在北京没有出发，也不知道她什么时候才能够接到登机的通知。

希望明天下班回来能够看到她。

纱纱出差去了杭州，我留在北京。

中超最后一轮，争冠，杭州绿城来到了京城。

很少看中超的我坐下来看了这场比赛，北京国安最后依靠着马丁的帽子戏法和周挺的一个点球赢下了比赛，这一刻，国安登顶，绿城降级。

上一次刚刚说过足球场上就是浓缩了的生活，北京杭州两座足球城市恰恰演出了一幕极端的生活大戏。

成王败寇，没有比踩在对手的尸体上庆功更刺激的了。

同时我在看比赛的时候还有个发现，那就是在绿城球员面部频繁出现的绿光。说要禁止还是被带了进来，拿激光笔的人们，你们可知道你们不配坐在那里吗？我觉得如果中国足协真的想净化赛场，倒不如把这个冠军头衔给扒下来，作为对极端球迷的惩戒。当然了，足协办得是商业化的体育比赛，更多的利益博弈中规则就是要被牺牲的，要么怎么说，要想做得高做得好就必须学会一个本领——妥协。

妥不妥协到和我没什么关系，反正我是从中能够发现一些有趣的事情。

足球是最公平的。

因为所发生的最重要的那90分钟都在大家的眼皮子底下。

足球是最不公平的。

因为除了那90分钟之外你很难再有如此透明的了解整个事情发展真相的机会。

生活也是一样的，台前与幕后的差距是多么的巨大，是一个难以同日而语的鸿沟。

我是生在山西的河北籍人，但我人生里更长的时间恐怕会是在北京度过，足球是最讲究地缘的，即便中超再烂，也不会缺乏了支持者。作为客居他乡的外地人，我对国安并没有任何的感情，尽管阿森纳远在伦敦和我的关系似乎更加遥远，但是这不一样。我也不知道为什么，我可以把阿森纳作为我的母队，却不能接受国安，也许是出于孩子们一样天真的理想。

小孩子往往望着遥远的夜空中闪烁的星辰许下自己的愿望，或许，阿森纳就是在我心目中那颗遥远不可及的星星一样。

Arsenal 2-1 Liverpool小虎发威

Arsenal reached the Quarter-Finals of the Carling Cup for the seventh successive season with a 2-1 win over Liverpool at Emirates Stadium on Wednesday night.

This was an action-packed, top-quality affair between the fringe versions of these two ‘Big Four’ outfits and all the goals were of the highest calibre.

Fran Merida fired home a bullet of a shot in the 19th minute but Emiliano Insua responded shortly afterwards with an even better effort – a dipping volley from 25 yards.

Neither side was prepared to take a backward step after that. Although they matched each other blow for blow Arsenal had the edge and it was no surprise when they took the lead five minutes after break. This time Nicklas Bendtner finished off another slick move.

Liverpool pushed forward towards the end and Ryan Babel should have tapped home a cross from Dirk Kuyt with 11 minutes to go.

However, Wenger’s men deserved their luck tonight. They were classy when they needed to be and were only under real pressure when they were trying to see out the game.

This was not a young Arsenal side but it was very much a second-string. The poise and efficiency of this result suggests the Frenchman has strength in depth for the Premier League and Champions League campaigns to come.

For once, Wenger’s Carling Cup XI was more experienced than the team they were facing. Samir Nasri (broken leg) and Lukasz Fabianski (knee) were playing their first games of the season after medium-term injuries. Eduardo and Bendtner were also given a start after recent spells on the sidelines. Mikael Silvestre, Fran Merida, Kieran Gibbs and Aaron Ramsey had spent a lot of the season on the bench for the first team so they needed competition. Kerrea Gilbert was now a “veteran youngster” – if the term exists – so the most interesting inclusion was Craig Eastmond. The 18-year-old was mainly known as a right back in the Reserves. Tonight he was deputising for Alex Song as Arsenal’s holding midfielder.

The rest of the youngsters in the squad were named on the bench. Jack Wilshere (ankle) and Carlos Vela (knee) missed out through injury.

Liverpool’s starting line-up was littered with players who had been on the fringes of their first-team – Andriy Voronin, Babel, Insua and David Ngog. The only regular was captain Kuyt. However Rafa Benitez did name the likes of Yossi Benayoun, Pepe Reina, Andrea Dossena and debutant Alberto Aquilani on the bench.

Emirates Stadium was packed tonight. Tickets had been on sale for as little as £10 for adults and £5 for children. Consequently, they had not lasted long.

The opening quarter was adventurous and energetic. It seems as though the impatience of youth was overtaking both sides.

Liverpool had the clearest chance. In the ninth minute, Voronin set Ngog free in the right-hand channel. His backheel gave right back Philipp Degen a sight of goal. The Swiss international snatched as his chance and drove wide of the far post.

Arsenal took another seven minutes to forage a decent response. Merida freed Gibbs who tapped a pass into the path of the sprinting Bendtner. His one-two with Eduardo so nearly brought dividends.

There was a feeling that the home side were starting to flex their muscles. And they showed their true strength in the 19th minute. Eastmond robbed Voronin after a throw-in on the right. Merida collected the ball on the corner of the area, took a couple of paces forward and rifled home a rising drive high into the net via the inside of the post.

The Spaniard slid towards the corner flag before being enveloped by ecstatic team-mates. Television pictures showed Cesc Fabregas, a fellow Catalan, was the first on his feet in the crowd.

Although Senderos made an important interception from Voronin shortly afterwards, it seemed like Arsenal were going to kick-on from here.

They didn’t.

If anything Liverpool’s equaliser was even more out of the blue than Merida’s effort. Babel’s knock-down fell to Insua 30 yards out. The left-back met the ball with a dipping volley that flew over the stranded Fabianski.

Arsenal recovered well from the blow. Bendtner drove into both the sidenetting and the keeper’s arms while Merida nearly profited from a sweeping move orchestrated by Eduardo.

Four minutes from the break, Nasri released Eastmond on the right. His cut-back so nearly reached the Croatian in the centre. A couple of corners later, Diego Cavalieri missed his punch and a good old-fashion goalmouth melee ensued. It only ended when Bendtner swivelled a shot into the midriff of the lucky keeper.

Liverpool had looked decent on the break but when the whistle blew Arsenal were ahead on points if not on the scoresheet.

Despite that, the visitors began the half on the offensive. In the opening minutes they peppered the home side with crosses who, until they scored, looked to be slightly shaken.

The goal, however, was class. It all started with Eastmond’s sweeping ball out to Merida on the left-hand side. He speared a pass to Ramsey on the penalty spot. The Welshman fed Bendtner who created a yard of space and lashed the ball high into the net.

Again Arsenal looked good for the advantage. Again Liverpool pushed them back. Voronin and Degen weaved a web of intricate passes between themselves before the Ukrainian fired inches wide of the far post.

Babel’s free-kick was easily saved by Fabianski midway through the half and Tony Spearing sliced an effort well wide.

With 15 minutes left, Wenger brought on Sanchez Watt and Mark Randall for Bendtner and Eastmond. Liverpool brought on Aquilani, a move that brought raptures from the travelling support.

They should have been cheering again with 11 minutes left. Kuyt raced into space on the right and crossed low into the area.

Inexplicably Babel failed to nudge the ball home.

Eduardo fired cross-goal but Liverpool were now going for broke and Voronin’s vicious drive was scooped up by Fabianski.

Liverpool’s desperation grew as the seconds ticked by while Arsenal were happy to play the ball into the corners when they could.

The visitors had claims for a penalty in stoppage time when Aquilani’s overhead kick cannoned back off Senderos. It certainly hit the Swiss defender’s arms but from utterly point-blank range. The whistle blew a minute or so later.

Arsenal were through on a night that suggested Wenger’s squad might have hidden depths.

好吧，既然不是真刀真枪的干，那就稍微说两句吧。

赢了利物浦固然是好事，但是这个利物浦并不是真正的利物浦，虽然这个阿森纳也不见得是真正的阿森纳。

梅里达进球了，小伙子表现不错，可是场外的黄雀还在唧唧喳喳的叫着，马德里竞技对梅里达垂涎已经不是一天两天了，再加上梅里达明年六月份合同就要到期却还没有重签，前车之鉴有弗拉米尼，难道历史会再度重演吗？

好是好在梅里达的年龄还小，这一点上和弗拉米尼当时的情况还是有不少的差距，但是假以时日？

利物浦会没落吗？传统的英超四强现在格局是要开始发生变化了吗？难道曼城真的是利物浦丧钟的奏响者？

我不是利物浦的球迷，我是阿森纳的球迷，我不希望失去这样一个优质的对手，经济灾难和空难事故对足球的打击都是巨大的，不希望利物浦会由于美国人的无耻而走进深渊。

森德罗斯又一次回到了赛场上，但和两年前已经不可同日而语，森德罗斯的脸是一张沧桑的脸，或许就跟赵本山说的那样，生下来就比别人老。但是，不至于如此之快吧。

足球场上的一切就是浓缩了的生活一样，强者之所以站得更高是因为踩在弱者的尸体之上，德罗巴之于前者正如森德罗斯之于后者。生活真他妈的好玩，可是千万别老他妈的被生活玩！

West Ham United 2-2 Arsenal平分秋色还夺个屁冠

Arsenal moved up to third in the Premier League despite allowing a two-goal lead to slip at West Ham on Sunday.

First-half strikes from Robin Van Persie and William Gallas should have given the visitors a straight-forward victory.

Their hosts seemed to be struggling for ideas and confidence on the day. However, as at Alkmaar in midweek, Arsenal dropped points after being caught late on.

West Ham grabbed a lifeline with 14 minutes left after Vito Mannone parried Alessandro Diamanti’s free-kick onto the head of Carlton Cole, who scored from close range.

Four minutes later, Alex Song was adjudged to have touched Cole and Diamanti gleefully equalised from the spot.

Scott Parker’s dismissal clipped the wings of West Ham’s chances of completing the comeback. The home side were also indebted to keeper Robert Green for a stupendous save from Van Persie in injury time.

In midweek, Arsenal’s profligacy cost them little in the long-term. However this could be a more damaging draw.

They had an opportunity to steal ground and they could not take it. This can only be seen as two points dropped.

The stands at Upton Park only began to fill up 30 minutes before kick-off. The bars inside and outside the ground were packed with fans glued to the crucial clash at Anfield. Liverpool’s victory over Manchester United gave Arsenal another opportunity to catch the teams at the top of the table.

The side Wenger entrusted with that task was the same one as Tuesday night. That meant Mannone kept his place despite the return to fitness of Manuel Almunia. The Spaniard was on the bench again.

He was joined by a trio of fit-again players – Eduardo (thigh), Nicklas Bendtner (groin) and, in his first appearance of the season, Samir Nasri (broken leg).

In many ways this was enemy territory for Wenger’s men but, today, an enboldened Arsenal were willing to go at West Ham straight from the off.

In the opening eight minutes, Van Persie saw a backheel blocked and a rising drive tipped over at the near post.

West Ham had pressure but they also had the look of a side who had not won since the opening day of the season.

Teams in that position play reasonably well then concede easy goals – and that is precisely what happened to the home side.

In the 16th minute, Abou Diaby sprung Bacary Sagna on the right. His delicious cross curled away from Green, who followed it out but could only get the merest touch. The ball fell onto the foot of Van Persie, who, almost apologetically volleyed home his sixth goal of the season into the empty net.

West Ham’s response was admirable. In Cole, they had a willing workhorse in the forward channels. Midway through the half the confusion he created on the edge of the area saw Mark Noble wriggle free on the right and fire low into the sidenetting.

However Van Persie was still the biggest thorn in their side. Midway through the half, Andrey Arshavin sent him clear and only a timely invention by James Tomkins prevented the striker scoring. Shortly afterwards he nudged a diving header just wide.

Although Arsenal were the better side they were hardly water-tight at the back. Just past the half-hour, Noble’s free-kick rebounded off the wall and when the ball came back in to the area, Cole slid a header just wide.

This was looking like Tuesday all over again. Arsenal in control and yet not prepared to put the game in a stranglehold. That changed eight minutes before the break.

The visitors won a corner on the right. Van Persie sent it over to the far post and Gallas nodded home. It was a simple goal not worthy of greater description and yet West Ham’s defence had neither the wit nor wisdom to keep it out.

Upton Park was very quiet. It was clearly full of worried fans.

As if to confirm their superiority, Vermaelen roared down the left like a winger only to see his cross drift long and then Eboue weaved in from the right before testing Green with a low shot.

Arsenal went into the break with a considerable cushion.

The visitors were more subdued after the break. It was as if they were waiting for West Ham to test them.

Arshavin, who had been quiet until now, darted past his marker and fired a friendless cutback across goal. Just before the hour, Zola brought on Alessandro Diamanti. The Italian enlivened proceeds with a couple of dips from distance.

Fabregas did likewise shortly afterwards but his swerving effort drifted wide of the post at the last second.

Cole was still West Ham’s best hope. In the 65th minute, he swivelled six yards out before firing over the bar.

However Eboue fired behind from the acutest angle then, after Gael Clichy had blocked a shot from Zavon Hines, Arshavin forced a full-length save from Green with a trademark drive from 25 yards.

Arsenal were coasting and in control. But, as at Alkmaar, they were caught out. Diaby was adjudged to have fouled Hines 10 yards outside the area. Diamanti curled the ball towards the near post and Mannone could only parry the ball back into the area where Cole nodded home from close range.

Suddenly, it was game on again when Arsenal should have been home and dry.

West Ham had claims for a penalty almost immediately when Parker went through. But although Gallas hung out his leg, there appeared to be little contact.

With 11 minutes left, the home side did get their spot kick. Song was adjudged to have clipped Cole and Diamanti fired home the penalty.

West Ham now fancied the win and stormed forward. However, they were reduced to 10 men with six minutes left after Parker received his second yellow card.

The dismissal curtailed West Ham’s comeback and, in fact, it was Arsenal who had the best chance to steal the points.

Eboue crossed from the right and Van Persie’s diving header was somehow turned aside by Green.

It was the last act of a disappointing and sobering drama.

钻在被窝里用手机看了上半场的文字直播，本以为2-0的比分，阿森纳怎么着也应该夺得了这场比赛的胜利，然后就不知道怎么着睡着了。

再醒来的时候是因为被BBC的sports网络广播电台给吵醒了，居然睡的时候忘了关，goooooooooooooal！依然是歇斯底里的呐喊，等等，怎么回事？

West Ham United Two，Arsenal Two！

我靠，我睡觉之前不是还是2-0呢？怎么这么倒霉。

大好的追赶机会就这样被浪费过去了，夺冠，还夺个屁吧。

一到医院门口居然遇上这么个事，真晦气。

把个门诊楼口堵了个严实

看看是跟哪个大夫有关的，季加孚，还好，不是我这个

人群里的女儿还在和保安吵

老大说的，医患真纠结呀，医院也不能保证百分百治好呀。 可是这个看上去好像不那么简单。

术前等候紧张，跑了趟厕所看到些比较牛的东西

这个也是，没想到一个厕所门板上能有这么丰富的内容

手术做完了，纱纱拎着这三陀从我身上掉下来的肉来个全家福

这是最大的那个，位于右臂前端，我的拇指够大的，这个的大小比我拇指大好多

这是第二陀，位于左小臂后端，也够大个儿的

这是第三陀，位于左大臂内侧，比较小，但是很疼，前两个虽大且时间久但是不怎么疼痛。

回到家中把衣服一脱，右臂留个影。

还是右臂，左臂拍起来不方便

后记，局部麻醉后自己眼看着大夫拿着各种器具在我身上弄进弄出，还有一种叫电刀的，我觉得就是一个电烙铁，血一流出来就拿过来滋滋滋滋地烫，太强大了，我当时心里一直想这大夫是不是姓史密斯。。。

AZ Alkmaar 1-1 Arsenal

An equaliser deep into injury time denied Arsenal all three points at AZ Alkmaar on Tuesday night but Arsène Wenger’s side still have control of Champions League Group H.

The visitors seemed in charge for much of this evening’s game. There was no sympathy for an AZ who had been stricken with financial problems in recent days.

Arsenal simply soaked up the passion exhibited by the home team and home crowd before exploiting the first real opening that came their way.

That came nine minutes before half-time when Andrey Arshavin and Robin van Persie set up Cesc Fabregas to slot home at the far post.

AZ kept battling but Arsenal seemed to have seen them off until the third minute of injury time when David Mendes da Silva volleyed home into the top corner after a ‘Hail Mary” free-kick was nodded down into his path.

It was a deep disappointment and ended Arsenal’s run of seven straight wins. They now only lead Group H by one point when, a couple of minutes earlier they seemed set to go five clear.

Still, despite what happened here, Wenger’s men are still heavy favourites to stay on top for the final three fixtures.

There were three changes from the side that had barged past Birmingham on Saturday. Having recovered from his ankle injury, Gael Clichy replaced Kieran Gibbs at left back.

Theo Walcott and Tomas Rosicky had both picked up knee problems in that game so Arshavin and Bacary Sagna came in with Emmanuel Eboue moving on to the right side of midfield to accommodate the French full back.

Yet again, Vito Mannone retained his place in goal while Manuel Almunia was on the bench.

A booming bassline from the PA did a great job of rousing the crowd before kick-off but, in truth, these are tough times for the Dutch champions. They had removed the logo of their sponsors, DSB Bank, for this game after they were declared bankrupt. It had been reported that founder Dirk Scheringa was going follow suit with DSB Beheer NV, the holding company which owns AZ. If that happened it was anticipated that the club could be put up for sale.

Banners proclaiming “We’ll never surrender”, “AZ forever”, “Resistance” and “Even without money Dirk is our hero” lined this compact, atmospheric stadium. If ever a set of supporters could win points for spirit, this was it.

However, on the pitch, it was much tougher. AZ were sixth in the Eredivisie and bottom of Group H. They needed an injection of points and money. The determination, it seemed, could look after itself.

The situation drove AZ forward in the opening stages. But, despite the roars of the crowd for even the most aimless ball forward, they produced nothing.

Arsenal had the strut of a side that had won its last seven games and were prepared to wait for their opportunity. One knocked in the eighth minute.

A flowing move saw Abou Diaby escape down the left and cross to the far post. Van Persie collected and slipped inside his marker to give himself time. In the end he may have had too much. When he eventually got his shot away it was straight at Sergio Romero and the keeper held on.

Until the 25th minute, AZ were smoke without fire. The first effort worthy of the name came when Mendes da Silva fed Mounir El Hamdaoui in the right-hand channel and the Moroccan striker fizzed a shot just over the bar.

However, almost immediately, Eboue stole the ball on the right and curled a cross to Arshavin at the far post. Typically he tried something ambitious and lifted his shot over the keeper towards the far corner from the acutest of angles. He so nearly pulled it off but the shot drifted on to the roof of the net.

The little Russian was at his impish best tonight and, almost inevitably, he created the opening goal. In the 36th minute, right back Niklas Moisander allowed a regulation square pass to bobble away from him midway inside the AZ half. Arshavin thieved the ball and released Van Persie, whose pass across the face of goal was tapped home at the far post by Fabregas.

The goal quietened the AZ crowd for the first time this evening. Van Persie nearly added another just before the interval when his vicious left-foot shot was deflected over the bar off the fists of keeper Romero.

The Dutchman seemed determined to punish his countrymen tonight. Nine minutes after half-time, Eboue won a free-kick 25 yards out and Van Persie’s left-footed curler brought a full-length save from Romero.

However, just when you thought AZ’s challenge was about to fade, they rallied. Clichy was booked for hauling down El Hamdaoui and then in the 71st minute an under-pressure Diaby nodded onto his own bar from a corner.

Yet, as the minutes ticked by, Arsenal re-asserted control once more and substitute Carlos Vela had claims for a penalty six minutes from time when he was brought down by Moussa Dembele.

Arshavin forced the best out of Romero at the death and, though AZ kept going, Arsenal looked to have held them at bay.

But then, in the 93rd minute, Arshavin fouled Moreno deep inside the AZ half. Stijn Schaars leathered the free-kick forward, Graziano Pelle nodded down and Mendes da Silva lashed home the volley.

This was a draw that felt like a defeat but fortunately it should not affect their chances of making the Knockout Stages.

最后一分钟，把到手的3分变成了1分，积分榜上也从9分变成了7分，仅领先奥林匹亚科斯1分，不过还好，三场下来是小组里唯一没有输过球的球队，也不枉这一组天使之组啊。

Arsenal 3-1 Birmingham

Until today, Arsenal had been running like a well-oiled machine at home in the Premier League. They had registered three straight wins, scoring 14 goals; it was the backbone of their early season optimism.

This afternoon, they rattled up win No 4, however the only lubricant was elbow grease.

The Arsenal engine was purring perfectly early on. After 16 minutes, Robin van Persie celebrated the birth of his daughter this week with his fifth goal of the season. Then Abou Diaby grabbed another almost immediately.

However Lee Bowyer plundered a goal seven minutes before the break despite Arsenal claiming a foul on Vito Mannone in the build-up.

After that, the home side remained in the ascendency but they had to thank the Italian for a crucial save late on and could only breathe easily after Andrey Arshavin curled home a low shot from the edge of the area with five minutes remaining.

Still, it seems Arsenal are doing something seriously right at home at the moment. It takes all sorts of games to make a season and all sorts of victories to win a title.

This was more graft than craft but they still banked three points and that will do for today.

Perhaps the biggest surprise in Wenger’s line-up was the change he did not make. Manuel Almunia had fully recovered from his chest infection but Mannone, the 21-year-old rookie who had been outstanding in recent weeks, kept his place in goal.

Kieran Gibbs replaced Gael Clichy (ankle), Emmanuel Eboue replaced Bacary Sagna and Theo Walcott, making his first start of the season, replaced Arshavin. Otherwise Arsenal were fielding the same side that had hammered Blackburn 6-2 on this ground a fortnight earlier.

Birmingham came here with the optimism of a new owner but, at the same time, were burdened with injuries. They had not won at Arsenal in over 50 years and it seemed early on that their poor run would continue.

This season at Emirates, Wenger’s side had been registering nothing but free-scoring wins and the first 38 minutes only suggested more of the same.

In the opening stages, Cesc Fabregas clipped a long pass forward towards Van Persie. Roger Johnson intervened but only succeeded in nodding the ball invitingly into the path of the onrushing Rosicky, who made a hash of his attempted volley.

Shortly afterwards, Liam Ridgewell clattered Walcott in midfield causing the England midfielder to require treatment. He came back on and, with his first touch, tricked the same defender, sprinted up the right wing and forced Joe Hart to tip over the bar with rasping, angled drive.

In between those efforts, Rosicky miscued from close range after Van Persie had headed the ball back into his path. A doppelganger of his opening chance.

Arsenal were starting to pin back Birmingham so the opening goal came as no surprise. In the 16th minute, Song prodded a ball into the left-hand channel, Van Persie dug it out from beneath his own feet before firing home his fourth goal in his last four games.

A couple of minutes later it was 2-0. An irresistible move ended with Rosicky cutting the ball back across the area from the right-hand side. It was too far behind Van Persie and too far in front of Walcott however Diaby collected then stroked home the second.

Birmingham were offering nothing in attack. The only chance of note had come on the half-hour when Mannone batted away a regulation free-kick from Seb Larsson.

However, that would change seven minutes before the break.

They worked a corner to Barry Ferguson, whose cross was nodded high into his own area by Abou Diaby. Larsson’s presence forced Mannone to spill his attempted catch and, with Arsenal awaiting the referee’s whistle, Bowyer hooked home from close range at the far post.

Just before the goal, Walcott had made way for Arshavin. The Englishman was clearly feeling the effects of that early challenge.

The substitute forced a fine low save from Hart at the near post as Arsenal tried to recoup their two-goal advantage. Seven minutes after the restart Arshavin swivelled a shot wide from six yards when he should have scored.

The opportunity helped Arsenal regain their composure because the opening stages of the second half had belonged to Birmingham. Though the most they made of it was mild consternation in the home penalty area.

And before long, Arsenal would do much more than that at the other end. On the hour, referee Lee Probert penalised Hart for picking up a backpass after Larsson had intercepted a Cesc Fabregas cross. After much deliberation, Van Persie grazed the bar with the free-kick.

After that, both sides went into their shells a little. Both had a position in the game they wanted to exploit, not let slip. Arsenal were still the superior but Birmingham were showing their stomach for the fight.

The home side came closest to putting the game to bed. Hart saved from Thomas Vermaelen’s header at the far post and Van Persie whipped a free-kick just wide.

However, Birmingham were having their moments. The most nerve-jangling, from a Arsenal perspective at least, came soon afterwards when Mannone made a terrific save from Ridgewell’s cross.

Five minutes from time, the game was finally safe. Fabregas led the breakaway and Arshavin teased his marker before steering home a low drive just inside the far post.

Hart made an excellent save from Diaby at the death but Arsenal already had everything they wanted.

This was a fortifying win in many, many ways.

祝贺阿森纳在少赛一场的情况下重返四强，力压曼城，哇哈哈，利物浦呢？

兄弟姐妹们距离是越来越远了，随着工作和生活的节奏加快我们在一起的时间越来越少，小聚尚可，人马齐整的年月估计不怎么能够复返了。

在ZG花了我们大把的银子阅兵庆典之后，我准备召集大家一起自筹经费组织一次秋季BTERS阅兵行动。

此次行动计划改变以往多在饭桌上进行的习惯，特向大家征集活动场所和活动时间，抑或可以加上活动口号。

大家加油啦。

目前已有的建议有：

泥巴：圆明园荡舟

牙，小楼：香山登山

呆子：潭柘寺

GGYY：台球（可作回来后有兴趣的朋友们小范围继续活动）

等……

我的手机号：13241777821

初步选择这次活动是在10玥18日登香山，有这个意向的可以确定一下是否可以参加，如果有更好的推荐也可以尽快提出来以便准备。

更新：选定香山。

锁麟囊-人情冷暖凭天造-谁能移动它半分毫

08-09这两年一直忙忙碌碌，却忙得不那么开心，也没有什么成就，思想起来，好不伤感人也……（语出四郎探母杨延辉坐宫第一场念白）

也不知道怎么就又想起来了京剧，到现在为止我只看过一场戏《四郎探母》，那是在某年的大年初一凌晨，春节晚会之后家人睡去，我便用了三个钟头锁定在戏剧频道上。熬夜看电视，除了看球，也就这么一次了。

节前刚买了新的手机，诺基亚E71，用的默认的诺基亚铃声，一到了外边，铃声四起之时我总是分辨不出来，于是就干脆回家换上《锁麟囊》春秋亭中薛湘灵赠囊一段，这下看谁还和我撞铃声。

说起来这《锁麟囊》，便是将这世间人生百态，人情冷暖演了个活脱脱。

选囊

怕流水年华春去渺，
一样心情别样娇。
不是我苦苦寻烦恼，
如意珠儿手未操。
仔细观瞧，仔细选挑。
锁麟囊上彩云飘。
似麒麟何曾多双角，
形同耕牛四蹄高。
是何人将囊来买到？
快唤薛良再去选挑。

可曾见这富贵人家，大小姐们，公子哥们，锦衣玉食，从不必为生计发愁，更哪里想得到落难穷苦之人多灾多难行路艰辛。薛大小姐此时还是未经磨难的富家女，放到现在的电视剧情发展中恐怕是要变成了女版流星花园一样吧。

她不必为钱从何而来烦恼，只需要好的里头选好的，贵的里头选贵的，只要称心又如意。

春秋亭

春秋亭外风雨暴，
何处悲声破寂寥。
隔帘只见一花轿，
想必是新婚渡鹊桥。
吉日良辰当欢笑，
为什么鲛珠化泪抛？
此时却又明白了，
世上何尝尽富豪？
也有饥寒悲怀抱，
也有失意痛哭嚎啕。
轿内的人儿弹别调，
必有隐情在心潮。
耳听得悲声惨心中如捣，
同遇人为什么这样号啕？
莫不是夫郎丑难偕女貌，
莫不是强婚配鸦占鸾巢？
叫梅香你把那好言相告，
问那厢因何故痛哭无聊。
梅香说话好颠倒，
不该胡言乱解嘲。
怜贫济困是人道，
哪有个袖手旁观在壁上瞧。
梅香问话太潦草，
难免怀疑在心梢。
恨只恨人前逞骄傲，
定是词费又滔滔。
休要噪，且站了，
薛良与我去问一遭。
听薛良一语来相告，
满腹骄矜顿雪消。
人情冷暖凭空造，
何不移动它半分毫。
我正不足她正少，
她为饥寒我为娇。
分我一支珊瑚宝，
安她半世凤凰巢。
忙把梅香我低声叫，
莫把姓名就信口哓。
这都是神话凭空造，
自把珠玉夸富豪。
麟儿哪有神送到，
积德才生玉树苗。
小小囊儿何足道，
救她饥渴胜琼瑶。

初出家门的薛湘灵一场大雨让她认清了这世间原来不全都是富豪，也有人饥寒悲怀抱，更有人失意痛哭嚎啕。恰好前两天看到一个视频，说的是在北京某地铁站里的一个女孩儿将自己的大衣和围巾送给站外地下通道里一位乞讨的老者，看到女孩儿将围巾围到老者脖间的时候，我的眼睛有那么一些湿润。

戏里的赵守贞贫寒，遇上了贵人薛湘灵，锁麟囊里珍奇异宝协助赵守贞一家从此走上发达之路，却可以想见，地下通道里的那位老者生活在真真切切的饥寒中，他的人生轨迹不会因为多了一件大衣，多了一领围巾而有任何的改变。

我也曾路遇无数的“乞丐”，只是先前解囊相赠的场面越来越少发生在我的身上，我固执地认为，杯水车薪无济于事，况且每个月我也上缴了我应纳的税，接下来的事情是应该政府去做些什么，而不是我要继续，更何况，那些“乞丐”们现在更多的成了职业乞丐，他们的生活不见得差，至少不比那些自食其力的人要差。当恻隐之心被欺骗，当愤怒变为无助，于是我收起了我给予乞丐的的援助之手。

我不知道以后当我带着孩子出去，再碰到乞丐的时候我应当怎样教育我的孩子。是拿出前来让她去伸出自己的小手，还是侧开眼睛如无物般走开。我痛恨那些不劳而获的职业乞丐，也为那些真正无力自己讨生活的人感到悲凉。

薛湘灵无疑是个好人，可是好人存在于戏剧舞台上的时候能让人落泪，存在于现实生活中却只能让自己落泪。

花园

一霎时把七情俱已昧尽，
参透了酸辛处泪湿衣襟。
我只道铁富贵一生铸定，
又谁知祸福事倾刻分明。
想当年我也曾绮装衣锦，
到今朝只落得破衣旧裙。
在此间遇水患痛苦受尽，
我只得收余恨，免娇嗔，且自新，改性情，
休恋逝水，振作精神，早悟兰因。
可叹我平白地遭此贫困，遭此贫困，我的儿啊!
把麟儿误做了自己的宁馨。
忆当年出嫁时娘把囊赠，
宜男梦在囊上绣个麒麟。
到如今囊赠人娘又丧命，
亲娘丧命，我的娘啊!
我痛哭你那里且莫要高声。
劝天麟休要把小楼来进，
我只得放大胆四下找寻。
蓦地里见此囊依然还认，
分明是出阁日娘赠的锁麟。
到如今见此囊莫非梦境，
我怎敢把此事细追寻从头至尾仔细地说明？
手托囊追往事珠泪难忍

人这一辈子哪有定论，如同薛湘灵只道铁富贵一生铸定，又谁知祸福事倾刻分明。想当年我也曾绮装衣锦，到今朝只落得破衣旧裙。如果是将这句反过来拍成电视剧又是一部青春励志片，可是励志片常在而祸福不定什么时候发生。

人心向善总不会有错的，哪怕是半途里受些煎熬，也总能挺得过来。薛湘灵发现了自己当年赠出的囊儿，却莫非梦境地珠泪难忍追往事。

如果此剧到此而终又会是怎样的情形？贵时慷慨，贱时痛哭，富二代？这就是现实！

戏是好戏，现实却不是好现实！

大团圆

换珠衫依旧是富贵容样，
莫不是心头幻身在梦乡？
猛抬头见老娘笑脸相向，
儿的娘啊，问一声老娘亲来自何方？
这才是积阴德吉人天相。
娘的儿啊，见我儿不由我喜笑非常，
今日里他还我珠归掌上。
望官人休怪我作事慌张，
这几句衷肠话官人细想。
莽官人羞得我面似海棠，
到此时倒叫我有话难讲。
啊，儿的娘啊，
儿不知因何故换了衣衫。
望母亲与孩儿作个保障，
问一问卢夫人便知端详。
（赵守贞）我二人今日个三十为长，
（薛湘灵）我今年痴长了三十有三。
（赵守贞）你为姐我为妹把书房来进，
（薛湘灵）我姐妹情意重永结金兰。
休将往事存心上，
协力同心来拯荒。
力耕耘，勤织纺，
种田园，建村庄。
待等来年禾场上，
（赵、薛）把酒共谢那锁麟囊。

结局是大团圆的，可是我这看戏的人心里却不是滋味。有一个词叫做人心不古，现在这社会里还能有几件这样的事情？听得多的看得多的是各网站社会新闻里那些腌臜之事，好不容易有些好人好事的大力宣传还是来源于CCTV的摆拍。

事情有因果，只是这因果却不见得都有报应。锁麟囊有个寓意，是求子的，保富贵的，难道是因为薛湘灵将囊儿赠与了他人便将富贵一起抛了去？

当我沉浸在戏曲之中时，满眼泪水；当我脱回到现实之中时，满腹牢骚。

如今谁还爱看这个？倒是我脚步慢于时代，还是时代走得太快，我也不知道了。

还是那句话，戏是好戏，现实不是好现实。

朋友是什么？

关于友情

当你单身、年轻时

在城市中，

你的朋友就是

你的家人。

It’s about friendship

For when you’re young and single

in the city,

your friends are

your family.

初中同学头像集合-唯独缺了赵伟

初中同学头像集合-唯独缺了赵伟，印象中好像是因为那次打球受伤的缘故。

乘坐和谐号动车从北京西站出发前往老家山西阳泉。从检票到登上列车车站只给了8分钟时间，这么多人可真够紧张的。

到了阳泉北站，买票回市区，从盂县出发。

阳泉北站依然没有修好，还是一番破败的景象。

风一吹来，黄土扑面而来，让我感受到了回到黄土高坡老家的味道。

治理后的桃河灌水后景象果然不一样，这里是水泉沟那座桥上。

水梯一级级往下，并不深，可是4号的时候有一个不好的消息，有个小孩儿掉在河道里死了，死因不详，有说是掉下去摔死的，有说是和同学打架被掐死的，可能还有别的说法，我不知道，总之不是个节日里的好消息。

三中附近被称作黑桥的那座桥上拍到的桃河桥两岸。

北山附近新开发的楼盘和商业区，还不错，就是交通依然混乱。

四矿到二矿的大桥，新修的后来，比原来的老桥拓宽了，漂亮了。

桥两边的花坛有不少被偷窃了的空缺，桥建好了，却忘了其他的一起建起来。

我的母校，哦，现在已经不是母校了，阳泉铁中改成了阳泉六中，这里是操场以北，我的家就在左侧的围墙外边，从六楼上妈妈能直接看到我就读的教室，这是非常不好的，被居高临下的结果就是，我初中阶段里通常放学后必须马上回家。图中二人是我的好友白晓龙和他的夫人。

教学楼正脸儿，没什么变化，除了标语之外。

还是那根旧旗杆，可是旗杆下的学校却和以前大不一样了。和晓龙再回到这里，想想当初已经是十几年前。

这老四路汽车已经变了样子，可是怎么看怎么觉得奇怪，样子不好，看了看车尾上，印的标说产地是丹东，嘿嘿，丹东。

回到北京，在安华桥东的第一座过街天桥上，国庆后，北京的秋天到了。

天桥两侧被装饰上了彩旗，栏杆儿外侧还有大红的标语和灯笼。北京，我又回来了。

How_I_Met_Your_Mother_Season_One - poster

今天又有新的进展 自前年国庆时候开始看HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER到现在，终于把第一季看完了。

是的，在这里，已经写了12篇，但是好像进度上真的太慢了，仿佛是泰德遇到了维多利亚，哈哈。

http://renjunlong.bi-ti.com/category/how-i-met-your-mother/

等等，等等，我以为我看完了第一季，我一直以为我收藏着的是完整版的第一季，可是直到今天，直到今天，当我看到这里：http://www.tv.com/how-i-met-your-mother/show/33700/episode.html?season=1&tag=list_header;paginator;1

哇！原来我只有前17集！哇噻，我可是真的太有才了呀！

Steven Nzonzi nodded the visitors in front after just four minutes but top-scorerThomas Vermaelen levelled just past the quarter-hour with a thumping effort from distance.

When David Dunn saw a shot deflected home after 30 minutes you might have thought this would not be Arsenal’s day. But with Cesc Fabregas running matters in midfield, Arsène Wenger’s side stormed back. The Spaniard set up goals for Robin van Persie and Andrey Arshavin before half-time then grabbed one himself on the hour.

Substitute Theo Walcott slammed home a fifth after coming off the bench for his first game of the season. Two minutes from time, another replacement, Nicklas Bendtner, hammered home number six.

Those last two goals will give much-needed confidence to their scorer, while the manner of this victory will do likewise for the team.

Arsenal were unlucky today and still came back to crush the opposition.

Wenger has long talked about the character of his young side. On the strength of this performance you can only believe him.

Clearly, this game was an opportunity for Arsenal. Manchester United had dropped two points on Saturday while one, or both, of Liverpool and Chelsea would do the same when they met at Stamford Bridge later today.

Pre-match, Wenger had been saying home form would define his side’s season so this was a chance to push ahead.
The manager made just one change from the side that had eventually beaten Olympiacos on Tuesday. Emmanuel Ebouedropped to the bench and Bacary Sagnacame in at right back. Walcott was included in the squad after recovering from a back injury. However the England international only made the bench.

Blackburn had not won at Arsenal in seven years and had suffered defeat in both of their games on the road this season. Meanwhile Wenger’s side had not conceded a goal since Milan Jovanovic had tucked away that early penalty at Standard Liege – almost six hours of football ago.

It is fair to say, therefore, that Blackburn fourth-minute opener goal was a shock.

Keeper Paul Robinson hacked a free-kick from his own half into the heart of the Arsenal area. Nzonzi leapt above Vermaelen to send a backheader towards goal. It drifted over Vito Mannone and kissed the crossbar as it dropped into the net.

It was a stultifying start for Arsenal but they quickly recovered.

In the 10th minute, Arshavin crossed from the right, the stretching Fabregas spiralled a header on to the top of the bar and Pascal Chimbonda booted the loose ball away from danger. Seconds later, Arshavin fired a probing ball across the face of the Blackburn goal.

Arsenal were banging on Blackburn’s back door and the visitors were worried. Keith Andrews accidentally nodded a Fabregas corner just beyond the far post then, after 17 minutes, came the equaliser.

The Premier League is starting to know all about Vermaelen’s scoring prowess. He came into this game with four goals – the most of any Arsenal player.

However only his second strike against Wigan had been anything but ‘a defender’s goal’ – i.e. a header or a scrambled effort from close-range. Against the Latics he had thumped a shot into the top corner from the edge of the area. His effort this afternoon was even better.

Collecting the ball fully 30 yards out, he crashed a low shot beyond Robinson and into the bottom left-hand corner.

Even the watching Thierry Henry clapped that one and he knows a thing or two about the goal-scorer’s art.

Arsenal now had their hand on the tiller and set about steering a course to victory. They seemed determined to test Robinson from distance. Fabregas tried his luck from 25 yards and, after getting a hand to the initial effort, the keeper recovered to foil Van Persie as the Dutchman attempted to follow up.

The former England No 1 was starting to become over-worked. Diaby flicked Fabregas free in the left-hand channel but Robinson pawed away his curler towards the far post.

Arsenal seemed set to kick-on and perhaps it was their eagerness that gave Blackburn room for the second. But there was still a hefty slice of luck involved. The visitors broke quickly and Dunn found himself with the ball at his feet on the left of the area. With Gallas covering there seemed little way through but the Englishman had a go. The ball brushed the Frenchman’s thigh and wrong-footed Mannone at the near post.

Blackburn seemed to have 11 players and fate on their side this afternoon. But Arsenal were the superior operation so they could fight back even though they were outnumbered.

It took them two minutes to get on level terms. Fabregas threaded a ball between centre back and full back for Van Persie to fire home.

Eight minutes from the break, Arsenal finally took the lead with a similar goal. Again the supplier was Fabregas and again the goal was scored from the left-hand channel. Only this time it was converted by Arshavin.

On the stroke of half-time, Robinson defied Fabregas at the far post. It had been a mad first half and frankly a defender’s nightmare.

Often this sort of game calms down after the break – this one did not.

Blackburn claimed a penalty in the opening minutes when Dunn danced through and fell under a challenge from Vermaelen.

In the 49th minute, Arsenal half-cleared a free-kick and Martin Olsson, up from left back, crashed a volley towards the top right-hand corner of the net. Mannone leapt to his left to beat the ball away.

It would have been the highlight of many a game – but it was well down the pecking order in this one.

Van Persie nearly scrambled home a goal from close-range then, Fabregas, who had done everything but score this afternoon, managed to register himself.

The captain’s attempted pass came back to him so he looked up, saw an opportunity and then grabbed it. From just outside the area, he lifted a shot over the Blackburn defence and past the statuesque Robinson.

Finally Arsenal had breathing space. Rosicky rocketed a shot past the angle of post and bar then, after Walcott had come on, Abou Diaby scuttled an effort beyond the far post.

In-between those chances Blackburn might have got back into the game when substitute David Hoilett hooked an effort against the post with Mannone beaten.

Blackburn were pushing forward and, perversely, it helped Arsenal get their fifth in the 75th minute. Clichy won the ball on his own byline and Fabregas stabbed the ball to Arshavin on the left. The Russian ran half the length of the pitch before returning the favour to his captain. Fabregas swept the ball on to Walcott, who buried a low cross-shot.

With Blackburn finally beaten, Wenger took off Fabregas and Arshavin. But the chances still came.

One of the replacements, Bendtner, had a point-blank effort blocked by Robinson. Then Walcott prodded a shot past the keeper but Chimbonda roared back to boot the ball off the line.

In the 89th minute, Bendtner arrowed home an effort from outside the area. It was only the Dane’s second goal of the season and his celebration suggested it meant a lot.

This was a pretty much perfect day for Arsenal with players coming back from injury and others registering important goals.

It was also a significant mental test for Wenger’s men and they passed with flying colours.

Everything that happened today augurs well for the season to come.

啊？6个球？又进了这么多？哎，2个球，又丢了这么多！

现在阿森纳打了7场，进了24个球，丢了10个，净胜球达到了14个，往下排是切尔西，曼联和利物浦，可是丢球最少的是谁？阿斯顿维拉！排名第七！只丢8个的还有曼城和伯明翰，他们排第4和第14。

要知道冠军不是靠净胜球得来的，打得漂亮，进得球多固然是好事，但是防守依然是最重要的。维尔玛伦作为后防线今年唯一的引援却成了最佳射手，这可真是够讽刺的。虽然维尔玛伦一贯在后防线上的表现并不差，但是相对于目前阿森纳的实际情况来看，最好还是能够把本职工作做好吧！

布莱克本打进的两个球，一个是恩佐茨力压维尔玛伦头球吊射，一个是邓恩大力打在加拉斯腿上折射入网，真希望曼诺内的不失球记录再多持续一段时间，可惜布莱克本不太给面子。女人怕比体重，男人怕比身高，女人比体重是越小越好，而男人比身高却是越大越好，在这一点上，维尔玛伦占不到什么优势，当然加拉斯也不例外。

好在阿森纳在前场的疯狂表现掩盖了后场的不佳，维尔玛伦的进球将功折罪，范佩西的劲射再次追平比分，阿尔沙文的低射首度领先，法布雷加斯临空扩大比分，沃尔科特复出后给温格送上大礼，就连最差车手本特纳都在快要结束的时候锦上添花。继首场打了埃弗顿6个之后又给了布莱克本6个，接下来会是谁呢，下一场对伯明翰，会不会在这一场把伯明翰的净胜球一下打到负数去？

但愿如此吧。

维尔玛伦在赛后大放厥词，Thomas Vermaelen: Arsenal have sent a ‘big message’ to Premier League rivals but must improve in defence。阿森纳最好还是尽早解决掉防守方面的问题，否则后路艰险。

我以前就说，阿森纳的问题不在进攻上，而在防守端，打出华丽的足球并不是这项运动的全部，攻守平衡最重要，没有一支球队可以在防守不稳固的基础上夺冠的，在后卫线上，阿森纳的底子实在是太薄弱了，不是一个维尔玛伦就能解决的问题的。

千万不能在大胜的时候忘乎所以，防守，防守，还是防守，如果这个问题解决不了，温格在阿森纳的第十三年也不会有更好的结局。

Late goals from Robin van Persie and Andrey Arshavin saw Arsenal beat Olympiacos at Emirates Stadium on Tuesday but it was so nearly a night of frustration for Arsène Wenger’s side.

The Greek champions kept their hosts at bay for 78 maddening minutes. Arsenal were always on top but a mixture of visiting keeper Antonis Nikopolidis and some profligate finishing maintained the stalemate.

Frustration was just taking over when the deadlock was broken. The excellent Cesc Fabregas fed Eduardo on the left and Van Persie converted from close range. With four minutes remaining, Arshavin completed the scoring with a cheeky backheel from the Spaniard’s pass.

All in all, it was a pleasing night for Wenger’s men. They now have six points from two games and are in control of Group H.

But this had been a game of patience.

Wenger made two changes from Saturday. As against Standard Liege on Matchday One, Emmanuel Eboue came in for Bacary Sagna at right back.

Meanwhile Tomas Rosicky replaced Nicklas Bendtner on the right. The Danish striker was feeling the effects of a minor car crash over the weekend.

Olympiacos had Olof Mellberg, Emirates Stadium’s first goal-scorer, in their line-up and Zico as manager. Of course, the Brazilian had a super-stellar playing career, far outstripping his opposite number tonight. But, on the strength of this evening’s one-way affair, Wenger was in charge of the better team.

There were scares for both keepers in the first 15 minutes. Olympiacos striker Vassilis Torosidis nearly caught out Vito Mannone with an impudent chip from the right flank. Fortunately for the Italian the effort drifted wide.

Shortly afterwards Arshavin tried to find Rosicky at the back post and Antonis Nikopolidis, rather cackhandedly, palmed the ball away.

It was the start of a busy night for the grey-haired keeper.

On the quarter-hour, Fabregas thumped a cross-field ball to Clichy, whose instant control allowed him to breeze past his marker and reach the byline. The Frenchman cut the ball back and Arshavin’s low first-time shot was saved by the stretching Nikopolidis

Then, in the 17th minute, Fabregas conjured the ball between his feet and juddered the bar with a shot from the edge of the area. Van Persie collected the rebound and set-up Rosicky who forced a full-length save from Nikopolidis.

A couple of minutes later, some trademark Arshavin trickery allowed him to prod a shot towards goal. Nikopolidis turned the ball aside.

Midway through the half, Fabregas was again denied by Nikopolidis. This time he shovelled his shot away.

It started to look like the Euro 2004 winner was the only thing standing between Olympiacos and a drubbing. The Greek champions were now looking devoid of attacking intent.

In the 32nd minute, Van Persie threaded a corner through the penalty area and Thomas Vermaelen timed his run, escaped his marker then somehow failed to convert. A head-in-hands moment for the free-scoring Belgian defender.

A header from Torosidis reminded the Arsenal defence that he was still around but Van Persie ran straight up the other end fired a rising shot over the bar.

Five minutes before the break, the Dutchman, rather aptly, Cryuff-turned his marker one way then the other before seeing his shot saved at the near post by Nikopolidis.

As the whistle approached, the keeper tipped a free-kick away from Vermaelen and Diaby nudged a header past the far post. It had been all Arsenal for the last half-hour.

Olympiacos needed an overhaul at the break. Zico settled for one change – Ieroklis Stoltidis for Jaouad Zaïri. It seemed to help.

In the opening minutes the visitors fashioned their first real chance.

Dudu swung over a corner from the left, Mellberg won a header on the edge of the six-yard box and Mannone palmed the ball off the toes of Torosidis.

It would have been much more than a sucker-punch had it gone in and Arsenal retorted.

In the 52nd minute, Fabregas won the ball in midfield and Eboue fed Van Persie on the edge of the area. Nikopolidis spilled his initial shot and, as Michal Zewiakow mopped up the rebound, the Dutchman slid in. He earned a booking for his trouble.

Arsenal continued to attack. Diaby’s cut back just failed to find Arshavin then Arsenal had claims for a penalty when Dudu appeared the bat the ball down. However frustration was starting to rise.

Wenger brought on Eduardo for Rosicky after 66 minutes as Arsenal re-doubled their efforts.

It was a scene that had been played out so many times in the first season at Emirates Stadium. Arsenal – on top, in control and slightly desperate – chasing a goal when they should be way in front.

In the 73rd minute, Van Persie was again denied by Nikopolidis and Gallas was flagged offside as he attempted to turn in the rebound.

Just before Wenger threw on another striker, Diaby was denied twice – once when Nikopolidis diverted his shot around the post and then, from the corner, when his shot was blocked from close-range.

The Frenchman then made way for Carlos Vela. The Mexican’s entrance was followed closely by the opener but he had nothing to do with it.

Fabregas threaded a ball to Eduardo in the left channel. He waited for his moment then weighted his pass into the area. Van Persie arrived on cue to sweep the ball home from close range.

Olympiacos physically slumped. They raised themselves for a final rally but were finally sunk by Arsenal’s second four minutes from the end.

Fabregas sent over a low ball from the right and Arshavin clipped a backheel past the keeper.

It was a happy end to a game that, for long periods, had Arsenal fans tearing their hair out.

阿森纳迎来了连胜，范佩西也迎来了连续进球，与阿森纳有关的故事里又多了一位门神，不过这一次门神不是来自英格兰，而是遥远的希腊，他的名字叫做安东尼奥斯·尼克波里迪斯。

梦幻般的进攻如果没有最终造成大比分，那必定会有梦幻般的防守，阿森纳的梦幻体现在整体的进攻节奏上，而奥林匹亚克斯的梦幻则完全显现在尼克波里迪斯身上。

如果不是尼克波里迪斯，上半场阿森纳就有可能已经把希腊人打成筛子了，可是门神这一次附体在了尼克波里迪斯身上，白头翁高接低挡，虽然一脸的无奈，还是颇显神迹。

范佩西的进球没啥可说，但愿荷兰人能够后发制人，现在的进球数绝对配不上他的身价，况且在本特纳车祸之后的一小段时间内，范佩西是阿森纳唯一能够仰仗的中锋，努力吧。

阿尔沙文的进球越位了，但是裁判没有看见，在球场上裁判说了算。如果这个进球不是花哨的脚后跟儿，我仍然会像以前那样大叫不算不算，但是既然这么漂亮的一个杂耍，让它留在历史的记忆中又有什么不可以呢，反正进一个也是3分，进两个还是3分，在阿森纳所在的这个小组里，大可不必为了这么一个小分而争吵吧。

大半夜的爬起来跑到厕所用手机上网，3点多的时候阿森纳的比赛才刚刚开始，只看到了首发的名单，但是另一条消息让我颇为惊讶，国米又平了，这一次穆里尼奥还能说些什么呢？莫拉蒂本身为了减轻他的压力，已经放弃了随队，莫拉蒂还能隐忍多久呢？

网络封锁新疆

今天再一次偶然和新疆平台的同事聊天当中得知，新疆地区的网络已经被封锁了，在新疆地区的代理商已经无法通过互联网在EB上下单，取而代之的是销售员通过电话和传真在内网帮代理商下单进行交易。

我问为什么？

他说你不知道七五事件吗？

我的确知道七五事件，且知道我一个同事的朋友的爷爷在这一事件中丧生了，我还知道这一事件带来的绝不只是几个人丢掉了性命，它的影响绝不仅限于此。

现在的处理方法是阻断信息的流通，但是真的就能阻断吗？至于以后的处理方法，又有多少是能够真正行之有效的呢？

图片是新疆哈密。一名工人在清理繁忙的高速公路。据乌鲁木齐的报道，一月底二月初，新疆一些地方會有20厘米的降雪。为什么选这张图片？呵呵，我不说！

Rookie keeper Vito Mannone pulled off a string of stunning saves as Arsenal snatched a 1-0 win at Fulham on Saturday evening.

The only goal came from Robin van Persieseven minutes after half-time. It was a wonderful strike fashioned by Cesc Fabregas and finished stylishly by the Dutchman.

That would probably be the abiding memory of any average game but it won’t be today. Instead the image of Mannone’s blocks will linger longest.

The 21-year-old made acrobatic stops from Andrew Johnson headers in each half. He also thwarted the former Palace frontman with a sprawling effort in front of his near post and tipped Zoltan Gera’s shot wide. However surely Mannone’s best moment was the reflex save from Bobby Zamora’s thunderous header nine minutes from time.

Remember the former Atalanta player is Arsenal’s third-choice keeper and this was only his ninth game in any form of first-team football.

Fulham will feel hard done at this result. But, for once, Arsène Wenger’s side were the more clinical.

With Chelsea surprisingly losing at Wigan, Arsenal caught up a little ground today – thanks mainly to Mannone.

Wenger made two changes as his side got back to Premier League action after their midweek Carling Cup sojourn.

Nicklas Bendtner and a fit-again Andrey Arshavin replaced Emmanuel Eboue andEduardo. Theo Walcott has recovered from his back problem but was not risked this afternoon.

The early stages saw more injuries than chances. Damian Duff had to go off after eight minutes so Gera came on. Shortly afterwards, Mannone confidently claimed a right-wing cross but clattered William Gallasin the process. The Frenchman needed treatment but carried on.

Although Arsenal had started nicely, Fulham soon barged their way into the game. Hodgson’s side attacked well down the flanks and Dempsey examined Mannone early on with a low shot.

In the 14th minute, the Italian would be tested much more sternly.

Gera curled in a cross from the right and Johnson got across his marker to steer an excellent header towards the far post. Mannone threw himself to his right and thrust out a hand to block. It was an excellent save but the ball fell to Dempsey. He tried to turn the ball back towards goal but his effort deflected off Gallas and hit Mannone in the face before bouncing wide. The Italian keeper had earned his luck for the quality of the initial stop.

Fabregas fired over the bar almost immediately and, in the 21st minute, the Spaniard set up Arshavin, who lofted a wasteful effort over the bar. Replays proved that, apart from the attentions of Aaron Hughes, the Russian had missed because the ball had taken a nasty leap at the crucial moment.

Arsenal’s response did not last. Fulham squeezed their opponents once again and, in the 36th minute, again it was only Mannone who stopped them taking the lead. Johnson’s flick sent Gera clear in the right-hand channel. The Hungarian speared a low shot towards the far post but the Italian fingertipped the ball past the post.

Wenger lead his side back to the dressing room with much talking to do.

Zamora went close with a couple of efforts – a long-range drive and a blocked curling shot – in the opening stages of the second half.

But Arsenal seemed a little brighter themselves – and  in the 52nd minute they proved it. Song intercepted a pass from Paul Konchesky and Bendtner fed Fabregas in midfield. He clipped a ball forward to Van Persie who controlled the ball in mid-stride with his left foot and fired into the far corner of the net with his right. A superb technical goal.

Fulham could feel a little hard done by and Bendtner nearly rubbed salt into the wound a minute later but his low angled shot was wonderfully turned away by Mark Schwarzer.

However Fulham were still a threat and, in the 55th minute, Mannone was again Arsenal’s savour. Johnson met Zamora’s cross with a firm header towards the far post. The keeper dived full length to tip the ball away and Dempsey could only fire the rebound wastefully across goal.

Although, Arsenal were looking quite comfortable in patches they sometimes relied on desperate defending at the back. Sagna diverted Dempsey’s shot on the post then Gallas, who was having a commanding game, slid in to smother Zamora’s shot.

Thirteen minutes from time, Johnson fired low through a forest of players and Mannone pulled off sprawling save.

However the best was yet to come four minutes later. Fulham won a free-kick on the right, Konchesky hoisted it into the area and Zamora climbed highest to send in a towering header. It seemed a certain goal but Mannone pushed the ball aside. A brilliant block.

Fulham were now attacking with little restraint and Arsenal nearly took advantage. Substitute Eboue danced round the last defender only to see his shot blocedk then, on full time, Bendtner blazed over when well-placed.

At the final whistle, the Arsenal players all hugged Mannone. They knew this was his day.

The three points he helped preserve could prove vital at the end of the season.
一轮比赛祭出三位大神，他们便是老当益壮的瑞恩·吉格斯，否极泰来的罗比·基恩，少年得志的维托·曼诺内。

这两老一小组成了一幅极其有意思的画面。

AC米兰的马尔蒂尼终于退休了，退休之后圣西罗便沦陷了；C·罗纳尔多去了皇马，成就了另一位老将吉格斯年近不惑依然驰骋充当曼联救世主；罗比从安菲尔德回到了白鹿巷诠释了什么叫宁为鸡首不为牛后；而阿森纳的阿穆尼亚和法比安斯基的因伤缺阵给了曼诺内千载难逢的良机。

还有哪里能有阿森纳这样的环境让小将们来当顶梁柱呢？

范佩西终于又进球了，还是个右脚，他所不擅长的那一只。其实每天足球运动中都有无数的进球，不论是职业的还是业余爱好的，单独看每一个进球并没有什么意义，只不过有些人被关注的多，有些人被关注的少，有些球进得漂亮，有些球进得侥幸。

阿森纳此番赢球，可谓侥幸之至。四条线上均有伤病，即使是伤愈回到场上的也没有能够表现出良好的状态，曼诺内此次横空出世可真是上天给他的好机会，用脸都能挡住对方的射门，你要是前锋遇上这种门将还有什么可说的。

曼诺内不仅在球场上出彩，接下来接受采访的时候也很是搞笑了一把，他说：“那个球打到我的脸上，把我打得更难看了！”如果你真的每次上场都能拿到10分的高分，哪怕把你的脸打成萨尼亚呢，谁会在乎呀。哎，说萨尼亚难看是从他刚刚转会过来的时候就这么说的了，在阿森纳的后防线里很久没有能称得上帅的了，从劳伦开始到埃布，再从埃布到萨尼亚一个比一个难看，足球场上又不是靠着一张狰狞的面孔来吓唬人，干嘛啊这是。

玩笑归玩笑，此役中前场进攻依旧不着边际，倒是后场一下子涌现出三位最佳11人，曼诺内，加拉斯，萨尼亚，如果进攻打得顺风顺水，谁还会把注意力集中在后场球员身上呢？倒不是说后场球员不重要，而是说最近一段时间以来看，阿森纳的进攻已经很久没有水银泻地般的爽快了，这不能不叫人担心吧。

除了球场上带来小胜的喜悦，阿森纳官网今天就公布俱乐部上赛季的财政报告，当中显示，截止至今年的5月31日，阿森纳俱乐部的营业额较去年同期有所上升，而税后利润则达到了创纪录的3520万英镑。财务报告的具体数据如下：

1、俱乐部总营业额增长至3亿1330万英镑，较2008财政年度的2亿2300万英镑有所上升。这部分的上升主要来自球队的杯赛收入，以及俱乐部的房地产出售收益。

2、由于球队打进了欧冠和足总杯四强，俱乐部的比赛日总收入增加至1亿零10万英镑，而2008财政年度则是9460万英镑。

3、来自足球相关产业的利润(未计算折旧及球员转会)为6270万英镑，高于2008财政年度的5960万英镑。

4、自2007年至今，海布里广场的208套私人公寓已经全部售出，带来了8800万的总收入(2008财政年度只到1520万英镑)。这使得俱乐部在房地产方面的利润猛增至780万英镑，而2008财政年度，这一利润还是0。

5、税后利润达到3520万英镑，这创下了俱乐部的历史记录(2008财政年度的税后利润未2570万英镑)。

6、在最新的财政年度，俱乐部的海布里广场计划仍不断有积极的进展：在建的655套私人公寓中，445个单位已经售出。整个海布里广场计划估计可以带来1亿7240万英镑的总收入。目前计划的收益与贷款之间的差额，基本已减少到4700万英镑。俱乐部方面与银行已经达成了新的协议，银行方面将继续为这项计划提供资金，并将贷款期限延长到2010年12月。

这才是最好不过的消息，我不是很懂经营，但相比其他豪门球队大举借债，阿森纳自给自足还能略有盈余总是不错的，更何况董事和温格会一再强调阿森纳不是没有钱买人，而是暂时不需要。

这让我想到了我们工作中的一些小事，这里略提一下吧。我们部门招聘的时候仿佛从来不看重门第，只要有潜质，就可以招进来用一用，在学习中求发展，在奋斗中求生存。所以我们很少招进很牛的大拿，多的是刚毕业的学生或是看上去不那么技术流的同事们。用MR YAN的话来说就是，我们现在的这些人也不一定就做不成事。以前我不是很理解这话，说实话呢现在也还是不理解，谁不想和高手同场竞技啊，管你是对手还是队友，最起码对自己的成长来说是很好的事情。

足球比赛和软件开发或许差得太多了，这么想很不妥，就算这是我给自己的安慰吧。

穿白衣的不一定是天使-还有可能是屠户

俗话说：“医生有三宝，医能、医德、医通！”

但是我觉得吧，这话应该改一改，应该是“好”医生才有的这三宝。

人这一辈子，不管你有多大能耐，到了医生面前，你只能把自己当做一块砧板上的肉，该去皮儿、该退毛儿，该切哪儿剁哪儿都他说了算，你还别争“身体发肤受之父母……”他们可不听你那套。

你要信他，闭上眼睛吧，按照小沈阳的话来说就是：“眼睛一闭一睁，告别病痛了嚎~~”；

当然了，也有可能是：“眼睛一闭不睁，告别人生了嚎~~”

要说所有的医生都是天使，那才有鬼，我相信大多数的人敢当大夫的，哪有怕杀生的呀。人家练过的，管你是三教九流，七门八派，在医生的眼里都是一个样，在他们看来人没有好坏之分，只有死活之别！

其实也有一些好医生，医能、医德、医通三者具备其一起码来说应该就算是个不错的医生了。

有医能事最起码的，如果周仓对关公说刮骨疗毒可能二爷会一青龙偃月刀下去先把周仓给刮了，但人家华佗一来立马撸胳膊挽袖子露出肱二头肌，现在呢？凡是进了医院，穿着白褂子你都得尊敬，稍有不慎就不知道犯了谁的讳；

有医德也是很重要的，比方说扁鹊一而再再而三地劝桓公，并没有因为桓公的刚愎自用讳疾忌医而放弃可治之人，直到病入膏肓自己也无能为力的时候才旋走，从另一方面说明人家扁鹊起码不逞能，不蒙事，现在呢？有一次我在中医院去，听一个外地来的央求大夫给加个号，你猜大夫怎么说，“一看你就没诚意，明儿早点来吧，来得早还怕挂不着？”我真想拎个尿罐子给他扣头上去；

能达到医通的简直能成为神了，要是把这个作为医生职业资格入门通行证，估计现在的大夫都得把褂子反着穿，拎起到来到猪肉市场里下岗再就业了，为啥，你看不到那么多的专科医院？医院里那么多的科室？科室里那么多的专家？说包治百病那除了卖膏药的敢夸口也就只有天朝教育制度旗下的全方面发展的人才培养理念了。

最近一年里去医院的次数增多了不少，有家人生病的，也有因为自己的。以前对医院没有太多的概念，最近的听说还只是由于川东老妈做结石手术，医疗手术费花了4000多，给大夫的红包却包了5000。

上一次在位于北京市朝阳区潘家园南里17号的中国医学科学院肿瘤医院遇上一个大牛人，倒不是医术多高明，反正我是没见识到，单这态度也表明了人家是个世外高人了。

但病不能不看，运气不好，没有遇到合适的人，你说当年关二爷如果不是遇上了华佗他也没辙不是？这次我来到了位于北京市海淀区阜成路52号的北京肿瘤医院宁养院，这位大夫就很让我这个作为上帝的患者受用。

首先人家没架子，一开始的时候跟个学生似地在那认真听你把情况说清楚，我就从我上高中第一次发现右臂上长了个脂肪瘤开始讲起，当然了，没有像葛优在北海道里那样欺负人家老实巴交的牧师那样，拣重点说明白了我脂肪瘤的发展过程，大夫听得很仔细，且在我说右臂的那颗的时候就瞧右臂的那颗，说左臂的那颗的时候就瞧左臂的那颗，起码让我觉得我的故事还算引人入胜；

再者人家把这前前后后凡是能知道的都掰开了揉碎了给你讲得明明白白，我问这个最近长得比较快比较多是不是有恶化的可能，人家说脂肪瘤这东西现在还高不清楚它的机制到底是怎么回事，一般来说良性的肿瘤都会有一个和它相对应的恶性的肿瘤，比如说纤维瘤和纤维肉瘤就是有区别的，但是脂肪瘤就暂时还没有和它相对应的恶性病变先例。

我又问这个东西有没有遗传给孩子的可能性，人家说它不能算是严格意义上的遗传病，但是有家族倾向，比如说色盲我们就能很严格的推断出来你生个孩子会不会也色盲，甚至能知道你生个孩子没有色盲但是你孩子生的孩子会不会色盲，但是脂肪瘤这个东西就没有这样明显的规律，有可能脂肪瘤本身不遗传，但是控制脂肪代谢的一些功能性的东西会有遗传，这样的话就是间接遗传。

我又问那既然和遗传没有关系是不是个人的饮食生活习惯会有影响，人家说这个也不见得，大夫见过的脂肪瘤患者有胖的也有瘦的，有吃荤的也有吃素的，从一般经验来看只能说患者里边胖的比例要大些，但这个并不是大规模统计的结果，也不能算是医学上的定论，后天的因素当然有可能造成一些病变但是脂肪瘤作为多发性的话也不是你通过改变生活习惯就能抑制住的，不过如果生活很规律的话不会没有好处。

我又问那这么说这种病岂不是没救了，人家说，不能这样说，脂肪瘤是一个很普通的很常见的病，有很多人长了很多也不用处理，除非你是觉得它们影响到了你的生活，或者工作，或者觉得某一个部位不大好看，并不推荐一定要做切除，因为它的多发性质，你这次全都切了也不能保得住它以后别的地方就不再长出来，总的来说这个病对人还没有明显的坏影响；

最后人家给提出了几个建议供我参考，一是吃些中药来调理，因为这个病在中医里一般是认为气滞淤积，中医的一些理论和方法对这种病还是有很多可取之处的；二是不建议吃西药，因为西药里没有一个是能够明显的对这个有帮助的，且西医目前的水平对脂肪瘤的了解还不透彻；三是如果你希望切除建议你先切除右臂上这个比较大的，长得比较久的，可以做一个病理检查，但不建议一次性全部切除，本来切几个只是门诊手术，全切就得住院做大手术了，因为和打麻药有关系；四是放心，这只是一个很常见的病和一个很小的手术，并不需要考虑太多不利的因素，麻药也好，药剂也好一两周就不会再有影响了，该生孩子生孩子。

以上就是大概的这次看病的结果，虽然说看到最后的结果跟第一次一样，不能根治，但是整个的过程对比起来我还是非常感谢第二次的这个大夫，至少一翻劳累下来，医生的建议对我来说也是一个很好的指南。

这位大夫的名字叫做樊征夫，是北京肿瘤医院骨与软组织肿瘤科的，他是我这些年来见到过的让人感觉第二放心的一位大夫，虽然没有改变我我对医生这个群体整体的看法，但是最起码的是我有运气遇到这样一位好大夫，不光是我的福气，其他的病人们如果能看到这篇记录也能方便他们进行选择那就是一大群病患的福气。

ps1：说樊征夫大夫是让人感觉第二放心是因为在此之前还在中医院结识了夏令严大夫，是一位老太太，很慈祥的一位老太太，她医好了我的妻子，希望樊大夫能够医好我；

ps2：樊大夫跟我约了国庆节后做手术，大约会是在某一个周一，到那时我左臂上的这个脂肪瘤就可以离我而去了，希望因此我的体重能够减到140斤以下，hoho；

ps3：由于我对医学了解非常之少，以上的记录请其他大夫们有其他想法的话就说我不懂吧，我可能没有很好的理会到樊大夫的意思，又或者理会到了一些却没有说正确。

下面两张图和本文基本没有什么关系，仅是为了和题目有个照应，穿白衣的不一定是天使-还有可能是屠户。

穿白衣的不一定是天使-还有可能是屠户

穿白衣的不一定是天使-还有可能是屠户

这座庙叫做“电电宫”，两位神仙主管人间与电力相关（包含电力、电气、电波、电子等）的一切事物。

这两位神仙分工明确，一位掌管强电，一位掌管弱电，其中掌管强电的叫做トーマスアルバエジソン，掌管弱电的叫做ハインリッヒルドルフヘルツ。

注释：

トーマスアルバエジソン：托马斯·爱迪生

ハインリッヒルドルフヘルツ：海因里希·赫兹

ERP-SAP-成功（失败）的生意和成功（失败）的生意人

你知道SAP吗？哦，知道，满大街都是嘛，S-P-A，SPA。做出上述回答的是一个普通的消费者。这就是SAP在中国的现状： 它不像微软、IBM那样在大众中拥有“准确”的品牌认知度。但在IT业内，它又拥有丝毫不逊于前者的广泛认可度，提起SAP，人们肃然起敬。

在CIO那里，你可以听到不同的人向你重复相同的话，“世界500强企业中80%都是SAP的客户”，“SAP的ERP是世界级的管理软件”。异口同声的说辞，让你不得不佩服SAP宣传的力量。光环如此耀眼，以至于很多花费了上千万元甚至数亿元来实施My SAP的中国用户都不愿意承认软件的实际应用并不成功，尽管私底下他们经常抱怨、后悔，甚至准备投诉。

在SAP中国，内部的剧烈调整从未停止过。从2007年开始，在短短的两年时间里，SAP中国经历了西曼离职、李文俐离职、张烈生上任等数次重大的人事调整，发生过沸沸扬扬的张雪峰、蔡建明和王纹3位副总裁被迫“离职”的事件； 神华、中煤、中冶等一批客户被抢走，业绩增长也达不到预期，“说人心涣散一点都不过分。”一位不愿透露姓名的内部人士表示。

但这并未让SAP在用户心中走下神坛。管理软件实施过程中的多方博弈，使得失败案例的影响降到最低。即使在内部管理如此剧烈的调整下，SAP中国的业绩并没有出现大面积滑坡。

一方面，包括行业中最有影响力的标杆企业在内的用户从未停止过抱怨； 另一方面，竞争对手、分析师、用户又纷纷坦承，SAP的产品确实非常好。这个悖论的背后，真相何在？撕下美丽的“画皮”，SAP中国到底是什么模样？

用户之灾

SAP中国有一份长长的客户名单，经常有一些客户在媒体上大谈SAP的应用如何成功。不为人知的是，用SAP用得很痛苦的企业名单也有很长，只是这些信息都没有被公开。

比如长虹。它在SAP实施“灯塔计划”时购买了SAP R/3，累计投资5000多万元人民币，结果却差强人意。2003年初，一位如今就职于某咨询公司的人拜访了长虹的IT部长，听到的事实让他大吃一惊： 零部件的库存准确率只有60%，产成品准确率只有25%，系统的作用仅仅是打打单据，该采购什么、生产什么，还得相关人员到仓库去清点。

这能叫做成功吗？

媒体上一边倒的赞美之声，吸引了更多客户慕名采用SAP。如今的SAP已经不是1995年刚进入中国市场时的那个毛头小子了，越来越多的中国客户主动打800电话、希望购买SAP的软件。

如果知道了一些老客户使用SAP软件的真实体验，还会有那么多客户争先恐后地选择SAP吗？

把客户“骗”到手

2001年，时任SAP联合CEO的孔翰宁第一次来到中国，参加了SAP与中石化的签约仪式。这是SAP在中国获得的第一个大型国企的单子，金额高达两亿美元。2005年，SAP签约中石油，媒体上曝出的项目合同额为1.5亿美元。近日，在网上一篇《国家电网SAP烂尾悬疑》的文章中称，SAP中标国家电网的项目金额达到20亿元人民币。

果然是天价。但是，SAP真的是这么贵吗？

“业内一直认为SAP贵，这是误解，其实它打完折后很便宜。同样的产品卖100万元还是1000万元，取决于客户的商务谈判能力，销售人员完全可以在License数量和折扣上做文章。”在某SAP实施公司任职的A先生说。

A先生曾经在一个月内先后两次作为专家参加SAP的项目评标，一个是江南的某大型客户，只买了几个License，100多万元； 一个是内蒙偏远地区的客户，同样一套产品卖了1000多万元，“但这家客户的规模远不如江南那家客户大，这不是蒙客户吗？”A先生反问道。

SAP以License作为基本的报价单位，比如一个License8000美元，约6万元人民币。License的价格×其数量，就是客户最终需要付出的软件费用。然而，客户购买的License数量、所获得的价格折扣却大有文章可做。碰到那些不太懂的客户，SAP就能卖出远超过用户实际需要的License，可谓漫天要价。到了有Oracle参与竞标的场合，或者客户比较懂行的时候，SAP的报价就会相对低一些。有时候甚至为了压低报价，明明客户需要100个License，SAP却说20个就够用了，从而以低价赢得了客户。然而，SAP有很严格的查证制度，SAP有权每年到用户的系统里检查，并根据系统检查到的实际用户数量收费。这样，即便客户最初以较低的价格签了合同，为了满足实际使用的需要，也不得不为多出来的用户数买单。

折扣上的伸缩性就更大了。记者询问过的几家用户都未透露具体的合同金额。A先生表示，低的折扣大约在3.5折～4.4折之间，一些不了解情况的客户可能会以7.8折甚至全价购买，“会买不会买，价格差别为数十倍。”另一位曾经服务于Oracle、做过SAP实施顾问的B先生表示，孔翰宁来华时曾经为抢夺客户开出了0.2折的超低折扣。

那么，SAP如何掌握不同行业、不同企业的折扣尺度呢？据SAP在水泥行业的一个标杆用户介绍，SAP着重考察这家企业所在行业的吸引力，以及这个企业本身的成长性。如果便于SAP进入、占领这个行业，SAP可能会承诺非常低的折扣，以便树立标杆用户。如果企业有非常好的发展前景，未来使用的License数量将不断增加，对SAP的吸引力就更大了。但这么低的折扣，SAP还能赚到钱吗？

霸王条款“套牢”用户

其实，用户上SAP一般要支付3部分费用，第一部分是License费用，数量越多、总额越大； 第二部分是升级费用，也叫服务费用，按照合同确定的软件产品总额的一定比例收取，只要你还在使用SAP软件，就要支付这个费用； 第三部分是实施费用，一般由SAP的合作伙伴获得。

“SAP所做的生意其实是稳赚不赔的。当企业变大时，用户数就会从10个增加到20个，License越多，升级费用越多，除非用户不用SAP提供升级。”曾经在SAP担任中级管理人员的C先生表示。

服务费是一笔非常昂贵的支出。1992年，SAP尚未进入中国时，上海机床厂就在世界银行的支持下花费200万美元购买了SAP软件，按照当时17%的服务费率，每年上海机床厂要缴纳30多万美元。然而，当时SAP软件甚至不能满足中国财务制度的要求，与中国企业的实际需求差别太大，只有库存模块在使用。上个世纪90年代末期，企业的经营遇到了一些困难，无力支付每年30多万美元的服务费，2006年，上海机床厂不得不选择国内的用友软件。

在第二次选择ERP软件时，上海机床厂的判断标准务实了很多。上海机床厂的相关人士表示： “管理软件不是用一两年，而是要用一二十年，企业必须考虑软件的长期使用问题。企业上系统时一般都是钱比较多的时候。”在他看来，一旦企业发展陷入困境，很可能用不起SAP这么昂贵的软件。

因此，记者采访中听到了很多用户善意的提醒。华中地区一位SAP用户的信息技术部负责人D先生提醒企业用SAP时一定要慎重，他建议用户选择SAP前一定要思考几个问题： 企业用SAP要解决什么问题？一旦用SAP会用到哪些模块？用户数有多少？每年大约要交多少升级费用？

在合同中，SAP注明，交完一个完整年度和一个不完整年度的升级费后，用户可以自行决定是否继续购买服务。比如9月签订的合同，10～12月这部分就是不完整年度，接下来的一年服务费也必须要交，之后用户才能自由选择。用户可以获得的服务包括： “发布和版本的交付、校正版本和软件修补包的远程提供、电话咨询、远程支持/最新情报、SAP的联机服务、SAP EarlyWatch Alert，以及SAP Solution Manager。”如果不购买服务，用户打SAP 的800电话就没有响应，SAP也不再为用户提供升级、新技术新应用的交流等增值服务。

这意味着用户需要自己拥有一支了解SAP产品以及公司业务的技术团队。而SAP产品的复杂性导致技术人员很难掌握SAP产品的内核，人才培养很困难，即便培养出来了，SAP实施顾问的高收入又诱惑了这些人员的流失，导致很多用户不得不依赖于SAP的服务。

同时，不购买SAP的服务还有更加严重的后果。

记者获得了一封企业写给深圳市企业信息化协会的投诉信件，信中指出，2008年SAP单方面更改服务协议，增加了很多用户并不需要的服务，同时把服务费比例从17%涨到22%。“如果不购买SAP的服务就会存在明显的风险。”投诉者愤怒地表示。不购买SAP的服务，用户无法获取服务器迁移时所需安装的KEY，这将导致现有服务器报废后，系统无法使用。同时，用户无法再申请对系统的更改权限，有可能导致系统不能满足业务的需要。

正是SAP强势提高服务费的行为，使深圳多家SAP用户重新考虑自身利益的保护问题，并仔细研究了与SAP签订的合同条款。SAP的用户一般与SAP北京签软件协议，在SAP认为合规的前提下，该协议是永久性的。另外，用户一般也会与SAP上海签订服务协议，按比例缴纳服务费。

“软件协议和服务协议中存在明显有失公平的条款。”用户研究合同后得出了这样的结论。

比如，软件许可的永久使用权问题。根据合同规定，一旦SAP通知被许可方严重违反软件协议的任何条款30天后，SAP可以单方面终止软件协议。软件协议终止以后，被许可方及其关联公司应当立即停止对软件、文档、第三方数据库和其他SAP专有信息的使用，并且应当从所有电脑硬件及存储载体中永久性地删除/消除这些内容。在任何终止之后的10日内，被许可方应当将所有形式的SAP专有信息的全部副本交给SAP(妥善包装并确保以安全交付)，费用由被许可方承担，或者根据SAP的要求将其销毁。协议还规定，任何情况下的协议终止，被许可方均无权要求任何已支付款项的退还。

对于这项规定，用户认为，被许可方应该对已购买数量内的许可证拥有永久使用权。同时，不管服务协议是否终止，被许可方应该永久拥有迁移服务器和变更系统的权利，这些权利必须在协议中得到明确的规定和保护。

“即使交纳了维护费，SAP也不能提供让客户满意的服务，我们要求SAP提供与收费相符的服务。”用户这样投诉。用户希望SAP增设顾问服务热线，在线解决用户在使用中遇到的问题； 提供顾问定期巡检、顾问回访服务； 要求增加中国本地化的服务中心； 允许用中文描述提交的问题等。可见SAP的服务有多么不“本地化”。

实施风险转给伙伴

三分软件，七分实施，十二分管理，说的就是ERP实施的重要性。用户花了不菲的价钱买了SAP软件后，还得支付昂贵的实施费，并承担质量难以保证的后果。

SAP软件的实施是由合作伙伴负责的。用户与SAP签署的是软件购买协议，SAP对软件产品的质量和升级负责。同时，用户还要与实施公司签署一份实施协议，由实施公司对用户的实际使用负责。IBM、HP、埃森哲、德勤、毕博、汉普、神州数码等都是SAP的咨询合作伙伴，提供咨询服务、系统集成服务、评估、实施和持续发展服务，SAP在中国共有36家这样的伙伴。

国内一家SAP合作伙伴的资深ERP实施顾问告诉记者，一般软件与实施的费用比例至少在1: 1，高的可达1: 4。除了实施费用，还有定制开发费用、培训费用等。如果用户购买的是国外咨询公司的服务，费用又要比国内公司的价格高2～3倍。

实施复杂，与SAP本身产品的复杂性不无关系。SAP的My SAP产品通过复杂的参数表、层层定义来实现各种功能。系统可以通过6000 个“开关”设置，调整软件的业务流程。SAP软件的参数设置非常复杂，例如对采购定单下达的过程进行管理，SAP需要预先定义，先定义定单特征码，再定义相应的特征、分类、下达组、下达编码、下达标志、下达策略、工作流标志等，再通过一系列规则表值的设置，才能实现采购定单批准下达的过程。如果需要修改订单下达过程，用户必须从定单特征码开始修改。

SAP的参数设置实际上包括了软件的底层数据结构，功能较强，但实施非常复杂，不够灵活。如果企业的业务需要调整，就会涉及非常多的底层数据设置、参数和规则的调整，甚至可能影响已有的业务数据。

可是，中国的大多数企业还处在高速发展阶段，变化是常事，今天的成本中心明天可能成为利润中心，今天的事业部明天就有可能改成独立的法人公司。每一次改动都需要向实施公司支付额外的费用，实施成本当然居高不下。B先生介绍了一个案例，宗申摩托2000年选了SAP，当时它在不同的地方有几个工厂，每个工厂都有相同的生产内容，ERP实施到一半时，宗申摩托决定调整组织架构，把这些厂相同的生产功能抽取到一起。组织结构的变化使得软件实施不得不重头改过，最后这个项目拖了两年才勉强实现。

当然，无论是用户还是咨询公司，都不否认SAP的产品非常好，是实施公司和实施顾问水平的参差不齐导致了实施的失败。“很多实施公司仅仅因为与SAP关系好，所以接了实施的单子，还有很多顾问刚刚学到SAP软件的皮毛，就成为专家了，由这些所谓的专家去给客户实施，结果难以想象。”B先生表示。

D先生告诉记者，随着SAP的火爆和实施顾问的供不应求，一些人一旦做完大型企业的SAP项目、具有一定的项目经验后，就辞职出来参加独立顾问联盟。这些联盟内部经常会有用人信息，比如哪些公司有SAP项目、需要哪些模块的顾问等。一旦有相匹配的项目，联盟就会通知顾问。

记者也在网上看到了这样的独立顾问联盟的广告。比如由上海维贝信息咨询有限公司旗下网站SAP人才网发起的“SAP 自由顾问联盟”。当咨询公司想找自由顾问时，就会找到这个联盟； 联盟的每个成员都相当于一个合伙人，以期获得最大的经济收入。该网站不仅有几十条用人需求信息，还为成员提供劳动关系挂靠、办理社会保险等服务，成员甚至可以以上海维贝信息咨询有限公司的名义对外签订服务合同。

D先生说，独立顾问服务的售后保障差一些，但是实施费用会低很多，因为省去了公司提成这一环。但是，用户却面临了实施风险增加的危险，如果系统运行中出了什么问题，根本找不到人。

对于客户的这些反馈，SAP似乎并不在意。对他们来说，软件一上线，就能收回100%的合同金额，每年还有一笔服务费入账。至于用户实施和使用中碰到的问题，都是实施公司的事，所以SAP并不关注实施环节，只关注提升产品的质量。

计世资讯资深分析师曹开彬认为，这是SAP商业模式上的成功，即把风险降到最低、回报做到最大，同时，明确了SAP自身、合作伙伴不同的权责利。同时，实施不成功还有用户自身管理上存在的问题。从这个角度看，SAP并不应为实施失败负责。然而，用户不这么看。他们自然地把实施失败的责任归结到SAP头上，并认为SAP应该保证合作伙伴提供服务的质量，保证实施顾问的水平。

光环的破灭

既然产品贵、实施贵，使用效果还不一定好，为什么有那么多中国企业前仆后继地投向SAP的怀抱呢？

内蒙伊泰信息技术部的负责人反问记者： “SAP已经是世界上最好的ERP软件公司了，如果我们实施SAP都不成功，那还有什么软件是我们可以成功实施的呢？”

虽然上海机床厂经历了从SAP到用友的转变，但上海机床厂所属的上海电气集团正在推广SAP，上海机床厂信息技术部的相关人士告诉记者，上海电气集团甚至没有选型就直接决定采用SAP，理由是，上海电气要做世界500强企业，而SAP服务于世界500强中80%的企业，不选SAP又选谁呢？

这就是很多企业不计成本、不顾企业实际、争相选择SAP的真实原因。曾服务于SAP中国公司的C先生痛心地表示，中国企业以为用了SAP就能跻身于世界500强，殊不知人家是先成为世界500强才用SAP软件的。当企业管理基础比较薄弱、与西方现代企业制度不匹配、管理复杂度没那么高、企业规模没那么大时，用SAP软件就好像从中关村开飞机到天安门广场一样，很浪费。

多次采访钢铁企业、对SAP有很深了解的一位同行表示，用SAP产品对提升企业形象有很大的帮助，这意味着公司达到了规模化、集团化，有一定的实力了。“如果两家企业的老板碰上了，相互一交流，一个用国产的ERP软件，一个用SAP的软件，差别会很大。”

因此，如今在咨询公司任职的B先生认为，有些企业用SAP就好像人买奢侈品一样，是用来充门面、显示身份与地位的。同时，这些人也存在一种心理假设，认为最贵的产品总不会出问题。事实上，企业应该选择最合适的软件产品，而不是最贵的。

2002年，SAP迎来了成立30周年的日子。这一年，一本名为《SAP德国造： 财富500强背后的管理大师》的书问世了。B先生对这本书印象颇深，因为此后他常常听到SAP的人在宣讲时称SAP是世界级的管理大师。他认为这些宣传误导了中国用户，“SAP这么有名，失败肯定是自己的问题，说失败就像自己打自己嘴巴一样，所以很少有用户公开承认自己实施SAP失败了。”

随着SAP在中国的名气越来越大、SAP中国的客户名单越来越长、其中不乏一些非常知名的企业，加上很少有客户公开表示实施SAP失败，这些都助长了SAP的正面形象。

如今，SAP定位于中小企业的产品Business One和定位于中端市场的All-in-one产品，傍着SAP这块牌子，也售价不菲。

B先生指出，B-one产品是SAP收购以色列软件开发商TopManager的产品集成后推出的，其实与SAP没什么关系，功能相当于中国售价几万元的管家婆软件，却也卖几十万元。当企业弄不清楚、以为SAP产品都很贵时，SAP就漫天要价，某公司选用Business One，最初SAP的报价高达200万元，在业内朋友的指点下，最后这家公司以80万元的价格签单了。B先生说，东莞很多企业花三四百万元上了Business One产品，还以为自己用的是昂贵的SAP R/3系统。

至于All-in-one，是SAP R/3产品的简化版，复杂度很高。虽然SAP号称产品里预置了很多功能，但还是需要做很多客户化的工作，用户上线测试发现很多功能实现不了时，就认为是实施公司服务不到位。如果进一步做更多的开发，用户需要付更多的钱。也就是说，用户花80万元买产品，结果却要花几百万元来实施，SAP把这个大包袱甩给了实施公司。最后，很多实施商只能收回一部分预付款，导致国内实施All-in-one的企业生存异常艰难。

“清华紫光把自己的All-in-one团队卖给了博彦科技； 联合安达有上千万元的应收账款收不回来，最后倒闭了； 高维信诚也在今年4月份被源讯收购了。那些国外大的咨询公司都不做All-in-one业务，怕公司会被拖垮。”B先生说。

在上了SAP这条船之后，用户始终处于弱势地位，从此再也没有强势过。而长期与用户在根本利益上形成对立局面的延续，使得SAP耀眼的光环逐渐消褪，乃至彻底破灭。

撕下画皮

2007年5月，在SAP中国区总裁位置上坐了10年的西曼离开，成为SAP中国形势急转直下的转折点。此后两年，SAP中国纷争不断、人事斗争不止。来自新加坡、中国台湾、中国香港的职业经理人占据了大部分的高管位置，内地员工受到一定程度的排挤，人心涣散，也丢失了很多大单。

尽管现任SAP中国区总裁张烈生信心满满地在今年发布了“清晰”战略。但业内人士分析，SAP中国正在从以往的德国工程师式的文化，向急功近利的美式文化转变，违背了管理软件企业“团队稳定是重中之重”这一规律，而IBM出身的张烈生正在用卖硬件的思维去卖管理软件。

面对老牌竞争对手Oracle纵向整合、提供一体化解决方案的趋势，面对SaaS等新型软件应用方式的挑战，面对国内用友、金蝶、浪潮等管理软件厂商向中高端市场进军的现实情况，SAP在中国的未来着实堪忧。

西曼时代的辉煌与漏洞

几年前，网上出现了一篇爆料SAP黑幕的帖子，如今，无论是Google还是百度都已经找不到这篇原文，但是在Google的搜索结果中还能看到一些当年文章的原貌： “今年，业内人士都知道，SAP 两大区经理和几位大行业经理纷纷奔走于各大咨询公司(四大)、大跨国公司、SAP 咨询服务部以及SAP 的各超级大客户中，以SAP公司名义保荐一家今年新成立的龙象信益科技有限公司做SAP 的实施业务。龙象一共由5位投资人组成，平均各投30万： 现任SAP华东区总经理张雪峰，现任SAP华北区总经理展舸夫人李玮(从未从事SAP业务)， 现任SAP钢铁行业……”

这篇帖子反映的就是SAP中国内部管理混乱、管理层在外私开公司的真实情况，帖子中提到的张雪峰和展舸都在最近几年SAP的政治斗争中被迫离开了。业内人士一致认为，这些人的离开只是公司政治斗争的结果，并非这种不太规范的行为所导致的，但是，这些人之所以敢这么大胆地打着SAP的牌子做自己的生意，也是西曼默许的结果。

曾于2004年～2007年供职于SAP的C先生非常怀念西曼时代。他记忆最深的是西曼执行的典型的欧式文化，相信本地人，鼓励员工创新，放手让中国员工去做，同时和中国人打成一片，与员工形成了你中有我、我中有你的“哥们”关系。在SAP每年举办的合作伙伴会议上，西曼都会和每个员工喝一杯。

2008年7月被解职的SAP中国区副总裁张雪峰就是1997年加入SAP的。在一次媒体采访中，张雪峰表示，西曼给他的最大感觉是“灵活”。“西曼对文化的包容、对中国市场特点的把握都很优秀……他不是从德国或者欧洲的角度来看中国市场，在中国开始开拓市场的时候，他更关注每一个员工对本地文化的理解，而不是看重员工的业务能力，更不是看你是否具有欧洲公司背景。”

我们不知道西曼的“灵活”指的是什么，但是，从西曼的汉语非常好、口才非常好、在中国生活工作了十多年、比中国人还了解中国人做生意的方式等情况来看，西曼深谙在中国做生意的潜规则。

因此，西曼时代最大的特色，就是起用中国本地人，用本地人去开拓本地市场。《SAP德国造》一书指出，SAP在中国起用的基本都是内地本地的职业经理人，几乎没有来自中国台湾和中国香港的员工，这是早期SAP中国的很大特色。

C先生指出，在中国做生意一定要“搞好关系”，“要想在中国做成生意，一要产品好，二要品牌好，三还要两家企业的关系不错。什么叫关系不错？多喝两次酒就熟悉了，给回扣、请出国等也都是常用手段。”他指出，中国做生意非常认人，当他从SAP跳槽到一家国内软件企业后，原来一些选择SAP的客户也跟着选择了新的产品。

因此，跨国企业要在中国做生意，就必须适应中国做生意的方式。聪明的西曼默许了一些员工不太规范的行为。

服务于咨询公司的A先生了解到，在SAP中国区，总监一级的高层基本都有自己的公司，或者有比较熟悉的实施公司。从SAP只卖产品不做实施开始，这种现象就非常普遍。比如，几个在SAP 任职多年的员工离开SAP开了一家实施公司，同时还会有一两个合伙人仍然留在SAP，方便从SAP内部把项目转出去。还有一种形式，一些实施公司长期与SAP的某位高层接触，形成了较好的关系，这位高层就会把SAP的实施项目转包给这家公司，实施公司则以股份作为回报。

“SAP周围有上百家做项目实施的管理咨询公司，大部分公司都不是自己找销售线索，SAP打单时一般带1～2家关系好的咨询公司去跟客户接触，直接就把实施项目转包给这些公司了。实施的费用远高于购买软件的费用，这部分实施费用就进入了个人腰包。”A先生说。

华中地区某SAP客户信息技术部负责人表示，SAP推荐的实施公司他们不一定相信，可能有六七成出自公心，也有一些是出于私心。他们挑选实施公司时，一般看其实施成功率、在业界实施过哪些企业、有多少顾问、顾问的从业经验等。像这样自己有判断能力的客户还好说，大多数客户没有这个能力，SAP推荐谁就选择谁，很容易就被忽悠了。

业内人士相信，西曼对这些行为采取了事实上默许的态度，客观上助长了一些不正之风。他们也相信，在SAP拓展中国这个新市场时，西曼的方式也有其积极的作用，充分调动了员工的积极性，所有员工能够团结一心开拓市场。西曼在任时也是SAP中国业绩最好的阶段，据说每年的增长都在两位数以上。

2000年，SAP亚太区的收入占全球收入的12%，而中国只占不到1%。如今，中国市场在SAP全球版图中的份额越来越重要，SAP的高层也纷纷表示出对中国市场的重视，西曼原来那种随意、宽松、以人为本的管理文化不再适用，SAP决心引入强调执行的美式文化，并拉开了SAP在中国的新时代。

派系斗争与文化衰落

2007年5月，西曼离职，SAP中国随即进入了人员频繁变动的多事之秋。2008年1月9日，上任仅8个月的李文俐从SAP大中华区总裁兼CEO的位置上离开，SAP大中华区不复存在，中国区事务暂时由SAP北亚区总裁兼CEO纪秉盟管理。2008年5月30日，在IBM工作过15年的张烈生担任SAP中国区董事总经理。2008年7月，SAP中国区副总裁蔡建明、中国区高级副总裁张雪峰和中国区副总裁王纹三人被强行解雇，将公司的政治斗争推向高潮。

每一次变动，都带来了一些老员工的离职和公司组织结构的调整，SAP老员工的离心力逐渐增大。

李文俐在任的时间虽短，却发动了一次“清洗行动”，这次清洗的结果，就是包括黄晓俭、展舸两位SAP中国区战略副总裁、负责培训的副总裁王胜男在内的20多名SAP中国公司中高层老人相继离开SAP。

纪秉盟也对中国区的组织架构进行了两次大调整。一次是打着“扁平化管理”的旗号，于2008年初进行的“二分七”重组。此前，SAP中国区的销售团队分为“LE”(大客户)和“SME”(中小客户)两大部门，纪秉盟将两大部门分拆成7个主要按行业划分的销售组，比如战略性行业组、渠道销售组、直销组等。第二次调整是2008年4月初的“七分九”，将战略性行业组再细分成3个“行业组”，成为9个组。

今年3月，SAP中国区总裁张烈生宣布了新的领导班子，一共有11位中国区副总裁和1位市场总监，一位跟踪关注SAP长达十年之久的媒体人苦笑着说，这些人中他只认识3个人。另据媒体报道，约1/3的SAP中国区高管都是空降兵。张烈生对媒体表示： “战略方面，纪先生(指纪秉盟)都制定好了，我只是在执行他伟大的战略。”

纪秉盟加盟SAP前效力于Oracle，张烈生来自于IBM，身上都有典型的美式文化特征。分析人士纷纷指出，SAP已经从此前稳健、以德国工程师式的管理理念为主导、关注长期价值的企业，渐变成一家以“纯销售”理念为主导、强调掠夺式“打单”、着眼短期利益的企业。

从客户的角度看，销售团队不够稳定极大地影响了客户选择SAP的信心。计世资讯资深分析师曹开彬认为，人员的稳定对管理软件企业来说非常重要。一个销售经理与客户谈判时，可能承诺了很多东西，包括价格、服务、人员等，新换一个销售经理就要重新再谈，沟通成本很大。

B先生曾经在Oracle任职，他清楚地记得，大长江摩托从2001年就开始接触Oracle，2005年最终签单时却选择了SAP，大长江摩托的人对Oracle的人说： “你们3年时间一共来过9个销售，而SAP只来过两个销售，其中一个还是因为升职做了manager。你们换人太频繁，我们不敢相信。”

那是在销售团队非常稳定的西曼时代，如今，SAP和Oracle的位置发生了戏剧性的变化，轮到客户以人员不稳定的理由来怀疑SAP了。

从公司文化和薪酬体系上来说，SAP中国也更加关注眼前利益了。几年前，Oracle销售人员的收入中，一半是底薪，一半是签单提成，而SAP的销售可以拿95%的底薪，项目提成是奖金。这样，SAP的销售人员可以用更多的精力去长期跟踪一个客户，而不必为短期任务的完成而担忧。比如SAP的销售跟踪了一年半才最终以300万美元签下广州轻工业集团，其间Oracle的销售甚至没有出现。

如今，B先生惊讶地发现，SAP现在的工资体系和Oracle一样，沿用了美国的工资体系。在全球市场增长放缓时，中国市场背负了更大的增长压力，过去一个地方由两个销售负责，现在同样大的市场有5个销售人员盯着。有人说，张烈生正在用卖硬件的思维卖管理软件，这肯定是行不通的。

已经离开SAP的C先生说，SAP销售团队的士气受人事变化和一系列“清洗行动”的影响很大。软件公司是人的公司，是软文化，美式管理过于细化，内地人受不了，干得也并不开心，一部分人主动选择了离开，还有一部分人则是被逼走的。

在频繁的人事斗争和派别内耗中，SAP中国曾经被员工引以为傲的企业文化，不可避免地走向混乱，走向衰落。

混乱之下，这两年SAP中国的业绩发展并不乐观。纪秉盟执掌SAP北亚区期间，在中国市场提出了“翻一番”的软件销售目标，即从2007年的约5.2亿元人民币的软件收入提高到2008年的10亿元以上。当然，最后这个不切实际的增长目标并没有实现。为了追求财报数字的好看，SAP还打起了老客户的主意，从2008年下半年开始，将原来每年17%的服务费提高到22%，同时加大了对客户软件许可使用的审计力度。

这些做法却不能从根本上解决问题。相反，公司内部的动荡让竞争对手看到了机会。近两年中，SAP丢掉的很多项目，都堪称行业内的标杆大单，其影响十分深远，据说神华、中煤、中冶等大客户都被Oracle横刀夺走。而对SAP中国来说，真正的危机时刻可能还未来临。

被动的未来与过去的时代

“SAP在国际和国内市场都将越来越被动。”分析师曹开彬表示。

Oracle曾经被看做SAP的冤家对头。从国际市场来看，经过对People soft、Siebel、海波龙、BEA、SUN等50多家公司的收购后，Oracle的产品线越来越全，从早年的数据库软件公司发展成为涵盖数据库、中间件、管理软件以及服务器的软硬一体化公司。这样，Oracle在商业谈判上的空间更大，比如Oracle可以对用户承诺，你买我的ERP，我送给你数据库或者中间件产品，用户能从这种整合解决方案的提供中获益。

软件企业走向全业务化是一个趋势，微软、IBM、HP无不如此。曹开彬认为，SAP将来极有可能被收购，微软、Google、Oracle、HP、IBM等都是它的潜在买家。

在中国市场，SAP也面临着国内管理软件企业激烈的争夺。“以前国内高端用户只能在SAP和Oracle中选择，如今用友的NC、　DCMS的易拓、浪潮等在高端的集团财务、人力资源管理等方面的优势越来越明显，已经能够和SAP在高端市场一较高下。”曹开彬说。

为了适应中国市场，SAP自身也做出了一些产品和战略的调整，但效果并不理想。

进入中国市场的早期，SAP推出了“灯塔计划”，指向的都是在各个行业居于龙头地位的企业。一汽大众、宝洁、柯达等跨国公司，以及随后的海尔、联想、长虹、康佳等一批国内知名企业相继成为灯塔用户，这也是SAP“把优秀的产品卖给优秀的客户”理念的体现。接下来的几年，中石化、中石油等一批大型国有企业陆续成为SAP的客户。

从2005年开始，SAP将增长的驱动力放在了中小企业身上。这时候，SAP已经形成了定位于高端市场的my SAP套件、定位于中端市场的All-in-One和面向中小企业的Business One3种产品。2005年，SAP开始在中国大力发展代理商和合作伙伴，为All in One与 Business One找到更多的中小企业用户。

SAP先后推出了Partner Edge(优势渠道伙伴)计划，以及“蓝动中国”计划，发力中小企业市场。在“蓝动中国”计划里，SAP与东软等合作伙伴共同推出了针对不同行业的“ERP套餐”。SAP 也制定了宏伟的中小企业拓展目标，比如SAP的发展目标之一是2010年客户数量达到10万，为实现这一目标，SAP亚太区计划将中小企业客户扩大3倍。

SAP对外宣布的数据一直很乐观，比如2008年第二季度末的数字显示，SAP在中国约1800家客户，75%的新客户来自中小企业。曹开彬则认为，SAP的产品并不符合中国中小企业的实际需要。比如，SAP所定义的中小企业是年营收15亿元人民币以下的企业，这样规模的企业在中国已经算是比较大型的企业了。

对于这个需求相对不那么简单的客户群体，SAP 提供的却是Business One这款售价几十万元的小型ERP系统，包括财务、人力资源管理以及物流管理等模块，但不具备制造生产流程的模块。对比这些功能，国内的用友、金蝶等财务系统出身的管理软件更加擅长，同时国内企业还有价格、服务以及渠道的优势。

采访中，很多受访者不约而同地提到了一个观点，中国的用户太不成熟，才会盲目地选择SAP。A先生表示，他参与的国内SAP项目几乎都有问题，比如报喜鸟、内蒙伊泰等。中国电信几亿元的项目，最后只实施了成本模块、财务模块、项目管理等模块，“SAP产品最好的地方应该是生产计划模块，估计国内50%的客户都没用起来。如果像中国电信这样只实施这几个小模块，国内ERP软件完全可以满足它的要求。”A先生说。

1972年，5位从IBM出来的工程师创办了SAP，30多年来，SAP的内核一直没有变化，其应用的行业却日益广泛，目前已经达到35个行业。为了适应这么多不同的行业，SAP产品的复杂程度也越来越高。一个装备制造行业的企业并不需要其他行业的经验，但其却要为这些并不需要的功能付费，导致客户购买SAP产品的性价比太低。

反过来说，随着中国用户日益成熟、开始选择适合自己的软件而不是最贵的软件，随着用友、金蝶等国内软件产品的不断升级、产品的核心功能能够满足国内大部分企业的实际需要， SAP在中国的优势将逐步消退。

SAP在中国的黄金时代即将收尾。而造成这一局面的惟一推手，正是缔造了黄金时代的SAP自己。世界五百强背后的管理大师，到了必须做出改变的时候了。

A new hero emerged at Emirates Stadium on Saturday.

Until now, Thomas Vermaelen had been viewed as just a solid summer signing by Arsène Wenger. A strong, no-nonsense defender who had formed a good-looking partnership with William Gallas in the early days of the campaign and seemed capable of contributing the odd goal too.

However, against Wigan this weekend, the 23-year-old made a step up; winning the game for Arsenal with two great goals and firmly establishing his reputation.

Just before kick-off, he accepted the Arsenal.com Player of the Month award for August. Little more than an hour later, he had bagged a brace.

The first was a powerful header after 25 minutes, the second was a net-rippling drive into the top corner. That made it four goals in his first eight games for Arsenal. Incredibly, he is the Club’s leading scorer so far this season, one ahead of fellow defender Gallas!

Emmanuel Eboue added a third this afternoon by diverting in a shot fromEduardo. On the whistle, Cesc Fabregasturned home a cross from Nicklas Bendtner.

However the day belonged to Vermaelen. After the travails of the last three games, it was nice for Arsenal to combine a decent display with a simple, straightforward win.

Uncovering a new star was highly satisfying as well.

With the season now fully off the starting blocks, it was hardly surprising to see Wenger rotate a little in his team selection.Tomas Rosicky and Bendtner had caught the eye in Belgium on Wednesday night but both dropped out this afternoon.

Eboue moved from right back to the right side of the front three. Bacary Sagnareplaced him in defence. Robin van Persiewas brought in up front.

There was precious little to report in the opening stages. Fabregas had a free-kick blocked and Gael Clichy offered a consistent attacking outlet on the left. However Wigan keeper Chris Kirkland was untroubled.

The visitors had an obvious optimism when they went forward but the closest they came was when a desperate Gallas dispossessed Charles N’Zogbia on the left of the area.

However, by the quarter-hour, Arsenal were starting to turn the screw. Kirkland flapped a corner to Gallas at the far post. The Frenchman’s return header beat the keeper only for Titus Bramble to boot the ball off the line.

Abou Diaby and Eboue both saw snapshots fly over as the home side seemed almost to be preparing to take the lead. In the 24th minute, Eboue stormed down the right and tried to cut the ball back for Van Persie. Unfortunately the cross was slightly behind the Dutchman and he could only lever an effort wide.

Then Eduardo clipped a ball to the far post but it was too tall for Eboue, who controlled the ball with his hand and earned himself a booking.

The traffic was starting to go just one-way. Therefore Arsenal’s opening goal was entirely expected. Van Persie hoisted a corner into the area and Vermaelen leapt highest to plant a firm header into the roof of the Wigan net.

Arsenal now looked entirely comfortable. Eboue should have given the scoreline its proper reflection on the half-hour but, having raced into the area thanks to Van Persie’s excellent throughball, he steered his shot wide.

However Arsenal’s Achilles heel so far this season has been conceding when they are on top. And it nearly happened again this afternoon.

Wigan won a corner and Jordi Gomez floated it to the back post. Emmerson Boyce got his head to the ball but Vito Mannone saved well from point-blank range. The Italian then had the presence of mind to throw himself at Bramble as the centre half tried to turn in the rebound. A brave and classy double block.

Sagna dispossessed N’Zogbia in the area as Wigan threatened once more. However Arsenal steadied themselves. Eduardo and Van Persie combined well for the Dutchman to force a stretching save from Kirkland on 43 minutes.

In injury time, Van Persie should have put daylight between the teams. A clipped ball from Fabregas found him entirely on his own in middle of the area. The striker had more time than he realised and attempted to score with a spectacular, swivelling volley. However his connection was poor and the shot dribbled wide.

Four minutes after the restart, Vermaelen would give him an unlikely finishing lesson. Eboue tucked a regulation ball to the Belgian on the edge of the area and he unleashed a vicious curling shot in to the top corner of the net. A peach of a goal.

Within a couple of minutes, Emirates Stadium was singing his name. Vermaelen had clearly and audibly made his mark.

The goal finally broke Wigan’s heart. Just before the hour, Arsenal made sure of the points with a third.

Eduardo’s low shot was touched onto the post by Kirkland. The ball rebounded out into a crowded area but the Croatian was the first to pounce. He fired towards the net but Eboue diverted the ball in and both players ran off celebrating.

Morally the goal belonged to the striker but the Ivorian is likely to be credited with it.

After Wigan substitute Jason Scotland tested Mannone, Song fired a low shot against the outside of the post.

With nine minutes left, the visitors thought they had grabbed a consolation goal when Paul Scharner tapped in after Mannone had let Scotland’s shot slipped through his fingers. However the Austrian was flagged offside.

It was the final proof that this just was not Wigan’s day.

In injury time, Bendtner sent a low cross to the near post and Fabregas stabbed home a shot from virtually on the goal line. Rosicky also forced a late save from Kirlkland

However the final word belonged to Vermaelen, who preserved Arsenal’s first Premier League clean sheet of the season by blocking Scotland’s goal-bound shot from close-range.

大英雄不用问出处，维尔玛伦就是这一论调的最佳支持。

昨儿在家里总算看了场球，不过值得抱怨的就是QQlive质量实在是不高，或许是我家里的网速问题？总之一路上卡得着不住，后来还是一边打开了sportinglife来文字加强一下（顺便说一下，QQlive的时间大概比实际时间晚了2分钟，是属于正常的延迟吗？）。

维尔玛伦头顶脚踢，让我们来看看sportinglife上的记录吧：

headed goal by Thomas Vermaelen (Arsenal) (high centre of goal) from centre of penalty area (12 yards).

Goal by Thomas Vermaelen (Arsenal) right-footed (top-left of goal) from centre of penalty area (12 yards).

真是无语了，当时我说，这是买回来个后卫还是买回来个中锋啊？维尔玛伦现在已经进了四个球了，在射手榜上已经和无数人并列第二位，并且是阿森纳的当家射手，太讽刺了。

说到射手这个事就不得不说说范佩西，记得以前看过一个视频，就是范佩西大脚一轮球没踢到反而自己来个360度空中转身倒在地上的那个，看完之后我就郁闷，这么丢人的镜头真让球迷难堪哪。可是昨晚上，范佩西马上又在禁区里表演一次360度转身踢空气的翻版，我靠的咧，又是痛苦的倒在地上，没看慢镜头我还以为有人犯规了呢，仔细一瞧才把嘴乐得趔在了耳朵上，真行，幸亏前面没有门将出击，否则又是一场血案。

范佩西今天是一点运气也没有，光看他打门，不见他进球，如果不是因为助攻次数显著，真在开始怀疑为什么要大价码续约了；和范佩西同样没有运气的还有爱德华多，左右开弓确实不错，可当庆祝时却发现原来这一功记在了埃布身上，说实话，我一直以为是爱德华多的直接进球，包括看了录像也没觉得埃布真的在前面补了一脚改变了球的方向。

要说就他俩点背也就算了，下半场换上来的本特纳也是没有进球运，好在在最后时刻小禁区边上传中给法布雷加斯推射小门得手，要不然又是白来一趟。

不过，这么一看，豁！三大前锋一人助攻一次，俺们家枪手要变成炮手了，前方架炮，后方开火！

不管怎么说，维尔玛伦的进球运依然在延续着，但是在前线的威风八面依然掩盖不了后防线凌乱的事实，几场比赛下来，阿森纳怎么成了完全依赖后防线的球队了？打维甘都能让后防乱成那样一锅粥，等到托雷斯和德罗巴来了呢？

阿森纳的防守还是有问题，即便是胜了也算是运气使然，如果在今后的一段时间内不赶紧把后防线磨合好，阿森纳今年还真是悬！

冷笑话一则-船长的黄裤子

有一天船长带着一帮新水手出海远航，突然遇到一艘海盗船众水手大惊问船长怎么办，船长沉吟一会儿，说“把我的红衬衣拿来”，然后穿上红衬衣跟海盗作战，不一会儿打跑了海盗；

第二天正航行着，遇到两艘海盗般，众皆失色，船长又说“拿我的红衬衣来”，穿上红衬衣又打跑了海盗。

水手们好奇地问为什么船长你每次打仗都要穿红衬衣，船长微笑道，“这是因为如果我流血了你们会看不见，就会有勇气作战”。

第三天，来了十几艘海盗船，水手们一起看着船长，等待着拿红衬衣的命令，可是船长半晌不语，直到都看得见海盗们的面目了，船长才沉沉地下令：“去，赶紧去把我的黄裤子拿来”

……

这是川东讲的，他很擅长于讲这一类的笑话，哈哈哈。

Arsenal started their Champions League Group H campaign with a bang by producing a stunning second-half comeback at Standard Liege on Wednesday.

Arsène Wenger’s side were 2-0 down after a crazy first five minutes. Eliaquim Mangala was given room to fire home a shot from just outside the area then William Gallas clipped Milan Jovanovic, who picked himself up and scored from the penalty spot.

The Arsenal ship listed for a while but, on his 100th Arsenal appearance, Nicklas Bendtnerscored on the half-time whistle to anchor them once more.

The visitors dominated the second half and took their opportunities when Liege tired. Thomas Vermaelen forced the ball home from close range in the 79th minute, though replays suggested Alex Song may have been offside in the build-up.Eduardo twisted the knife two minutes later by nudging home a Cesc Fabregas corner with his knee.

It was sweet ending to a bitter saga for the Croatian. He was only playing in this game because his European ban for “deceiving the referee” in Arsenal’s last Champions League game had been annulled on Monday.

This game was typical of Arsenal’s season so far. Frenetic pace, loads of incident and netfuls of goals.
But after that terrible start they were just grateful to be leaving with maximum points..

Even though Wenger was without nine players for Arsenal’s first game in Belgium since 1993, the manager still decided to rest a 10th. Bacary Sagna was left on bench so Emmanuel Eboueoperated at right back.

The players left at home were: Manuel Almunia(chest infection), Theo Walcott, Denilson (both back), Robin van Persie (knee), Samir Nasri (leg),Andrey Arshavin (groin), Lukasz Fabianski,Johan Djourou (both knee) and Carlos Vela(ankle).

Those absences meant keeper Vito Mannonecame in for only his second appearance for Arsenal and only his sixth match as a professional. As expected, Tomas Rosicky made his first Arsenal start since January 2008. However it was somewhat surprising to see the Czech international employed on the right wing rather than the left. Eduardo took that role while Bendtner the central spearhead.

What the Stade Maurice Dufrasne lacked in size and grace, it more than made up for in passion and intensity. This was industrial Belgium and the locals had a devotion to their side akin to Northern England. Before kick-off, the fans made Arsenal well aware they were on hostile territory.

However they probably did not realise just how much until exactly four minutes, four seconds had elapsed.
That was the time on the Liege scoreboard when Jovanovic stroked home from the spot to put the home side 2-0 up. What had transpired before that has been bewildering an excruciating in equal measure.

Liege took the lead in the second minute with, from Arsenal’s perspective, an entirely avoidable goal.

Miscommunication between Mannone and Alex Song saw the defender give away a corner under little real pressure. Arsenal got away the initial ball but could not clear their lines. Mangala pounced and was afforded ample room to squeeze his shot between Mannone and the near post from just outside the area.

Even Liege themselves seemed stunned at the early strike. But elation turned to ecstasy shortly afterwards when Gallas swept away the legs of Jovanovic just inside the area.

The Serb kept his cool to stroke home from the spot. It is fair that the home crowd didn’t in celebrating the goal!

Arsenal were shell-shocked but, over the course of the next half-hour, gradually got some sort of game together. Eduardo had an effort blocked on the quarter-hour and Bendtner sent over a couple of dangerous low balls from the left. However Sinan Bolat was more caretaker than keeper.

Yet, as half time approached, there was more incisiveness in their work. Eventually the reward came. In the final minute of normal time Diaby powered forward, shrugged off his assailant and slipped a pass into the path of Bendtner. The Dane slid his shot through the legs of Bolat and into the far corner.

A bitter start, a better end. As the teams went off at the break, Arsenal had a lifeline and, just as importantly, some impetus.

The second half could have seen two goals in less time than it had taken in the first.

Dieudonne Mbokani found himself in space on the edge of the area in the opening seconds but his shot was blocked by Gael Clichy. Rosicky pinged a pin-point pass up the other end and only a perfectly-timed challenge from Mangala stopped Bendtner grabbing an equaliser.

Arsenal were much better this half and sending their hosts into retreat but Liege were still threatening on the break. In the 57th minute, Wilfried Dalmat stormed down the right and, under pressure, Eboue hacked his low cross away from under his own bar.

The visitors’ pressure was not being translated into chances and, as the half wore on, this in itself gave Liege a little more confidence.

Wenger replaced Rosicky with Aaron Ramsey and the Welshman immediately tested Bolat. The manager was just about to make another change when Arsenal drew level.

In the 79th minute, Fabregas sent over a free-kick from the left. Eduardo flicked it on to Song at the far post. He nudged the ball back into the six-yard box where Vermaelen scrambled it home from close range. Replays suggested the Cameroonian was offside when Eduardo had nodded the ball on.

Suddenly Liege were all at sea themselves.

Eduardo might have grabbed a third almost immediately but Bolat made his first real save of the night. From the corner, Vermaelen’s drive was booted off the line with the keeper stranded.

The third came in the 81st minute. Fabregas fired in a corner from the left and Eduardo muscled in front his marker to turn the ball home from five yards with his knee.

The 26-year-old kissed his knee by way of celebration.

Eduardo was clearly relieved to have put a tough week behind him while his team had left with a win that had seemed light years away after that sloppy, sloppy start.

比利时人怎么了？标准列日一上来就给阿森纳围歼了，前两个进球怎么看怎么觉得蹊跷。

爱德华多那一脚后跟儿回磕，转身准备快速投入进攻这一招太昏头了，这是在本方禁区，不是在中场，哥哥，能不玩这么悬的吗？你以为曼诺内是卡恩啊？果不其然，爱德华多得了这个教训吧。

我反复看了加拉斯犯规的那个点球，最后还是没有看清楚到底对方是怎么倒地的，但是加拉斯防守的方向可真成问题，怎么就那么轻易让人家抹了内线进去还把自己整个身子横在了有效防守面积以外？这一猛子扎得可真不聪明，来，我教你一招，你不是在跑百米，头和身子别往前扎呀，伸腿出去重心放在后面，就算他往外线抹过去也是面对大门的角度变小呀。

本特纳在半场前的进球可以说是非常重要，小角度的射门，非常准确地命中远角；维尔玛伦欧冠首秀又进一球，可是仔细看看录像，越位了，这一个球算是捡来的，我没有把这个球算进，到时候看看最后的小组积分吧；爱德华多将功折罪，可是这一膝盖顶的和另一场比赛中英扎吉倒地铲射远看那么像，近看却差得远，英扎吉不愧是禁区里的老狐狸，爱德华多这个球怎么着都是撞大运得来的。

所以说尽管赢球了，而且是客场大逆转，依然让我放不下心来。首先仍然是后防线的问题，维尔玛伦从这一个月来看，进攻的时候倒是很有两把刷子，但是防守的时候实在是不敢说很好，他像谁，图雷么？卢西奥么？

这场比赛看到最后的感觉是，一个扳平一个反超的球都不是靠正面进攻得来的，这一次的远征胜利仍然归功于运气。这个赛季开始以来阿森纳的运气左右了多数比赛的结果，当然和曼彻斯特双雄的对决不仅表明你不可能永远靠运气，更加显现出阿森纳现在的队伍实力实在配不上号称四强。

这场比赛输赢其实并无所谓，只是在其中有一个最让人痛心的事情，就是当阿穆尼亚和法比安斯基都受伤的时候顶替上来的小家伙曼诺内，你的自信心可千万别就这样一下垮下去了。虽然没有正经看到过曼诺内的比赛，虽然每次玩FM的时候曼诺内不是被我租借出去就是转年就卖给别人，可是作为球队的未来，我仍然希望现实中的曼诺内拿出点真本事来，别让阿德巴约这样的人给瞧扁了！

看医生记-see the doctor

今天请假来到了位于北京市朝阳区潘家园南里17号的中国医学科学院肿瘤医院，目的是找个大夫确认一下我胳膊和身上长得那些脂肪瘤到底应该如何处理，可是结果却比较让人失望。

医生和病人是一种典型的信息不对称的双方进行的交流。

一方面，医生通过听病人讲述来初步了解大概的情况，所以在这一层面，病人掌握的基础信息是要比医生多的，为了更好的让双方彼此都了解对方掌握的资料，第一步首先应该是病人能够较为清晰地将情况做一个真实的说明并且确保医生能够听明白；

另一方面，医生通过自己所掌握的知识和经验来对病情进行诊断并提出处理意见，在这一层面，医生所掌握的分析后的信息是要比病人多的，为了更好的让外行的病人尽可能了解接下来要做的所有事情，医生必须将大体的背景资料做一些介绍并且给病人一个能够较容易理解和选择的方案。

从以上我们能够看出，在不考虑双方出发点的不同基础上，医生和病人能够达到良好的沟通并使得这次就诊能够达到预期效果，首先是通过分享来完成，病人向医生分享自己掌握的情况，医生反过来向病人分享自己分析的结果，建立在彼此沟通无碍的前提下，一定能够使患者得到一个可行性较高的且可信度较强的方案。

但是实际上这次在肿瘤医院，我觉得结果并不让人满意。

首先从我这方面来说，我已经尽量在将自己所掌握的一切都简洁说明给医生，但是医生仿佛并不是很在意我所述说的那些过程，因为从他的话里可以很明确的感觉到，他很确定这是脂肪瘤，他很确定这个病没有什么已有的成功治愈案例，他很确定能够三言两语将我打发走，从他连续的确定口气中我一再听到这样一句话：“这个已经超出了目前人类医学所能了解的范畴！”

你大爷。

也许真的是这样，我也能够接受这样的现实，与自然界相比，人类的确很渺小，有的时候显得是那么的微不足道，但是作为医生，我一点都不认为你应该以这样的口气来跟我说话，我不是来跟你做学术探讨的，我是想从你专业的角度来为我提供一些建议，比方说为什么会长脂肪瘤，有没有遗传的可能，既然不能根治那么有没有什么需要在生活饮食等方面注意的方面，现在我应该怎么办，你可以给出我几种病例（当然出于对患者保密，你可以隐去姓名等信息，其实这么大北京我哪里都能认识他们）然后说出你的看法。

如此即可，真的很难吗？

我没有得到这些方面的任何建议，在进诊室之前的崇拜和期待就被这样无礼的态度完全打败，甚至我会如此理解，你所说的“这个已经超出了目前人类医学所能了解的范畴！”这话我也会说，只不过我说这句话无非是表明“这个已经超出了目前我掌握的医学所能了解的范畴！”，请注意，是“我掌握”，而不是“人类掌握”。

就这么简单，从医生哪里花了五块钱的挂号费，然后得来的结论和我在互联网上免费得到的结论大体相似，那我还要到医院做什么？下次是否可以直接自己给自己来会诊了？

医生应该是一个受人尊敬的职业，但愿以后我将碰到的，我将碰不到的这些和那些医生们，能够站在患者的角度上考虑一下，我们对于这种专业程度的知识真的是不掌握，希望你们能够用你们的专业和职业来为我们服务，当然，作为报酬，除了得到我们对你们的尊重以外，哪怕让我多付出点除了挂号费之外的那点意思我也认，只是你千万别当打发要饭的一样不耐烦地将我们哄骗出来。

最后再说一遍吧，沟通是双向的，如果对方没有办法理解你所说的话和所参照的背景，这种沟通便是无效的！

Another Manchester trip to forget.

Two weeks after slipping up at United, Arsenal crashed to another North-West defeat against the champions’ city rivals.

The visitors started brightly enough but Micah Richards’ header found the net via the post andManuel Almunia’s head to give City a freakish lead.

Robin van Persie delivered a fine equaliser just after the hour-mark and Arsenal looked primed to push for victory. But Craig Bellamy restored City’s advantage and Emmanuel Adebayor nodded a third against his old club.

Shaun Wright-Phillips rubbed salt in Arsenal’s wounds before Tomas Rosicky marked his first competitive game in 20 months with a close-range finish.

It was too little, too late and Arsène Wenger’s side have been well and truly halted in their tracks after a flying start to the season. They will have to pick themselves in time for their first Champions League group game on Wednesday.

Wenger had a big decision to make before kick-off about the identity of his front three after Andrey Arshavin aggravated his groin problem on international duty. In the end he opted for Nicklas Bendtnerand Abou Diaby either side of Van Persie with Eduardo left on the bench. Cesc Fabregas returned from a hamstring injury while Rosicky was among the subs.

However the two names on everyone’s lips ahead of kick-off were on the City teamsheet. Kolo Toure and  Adebayor left Emirates Stadium to join Mark Hughes’ expensive crusade in the summer and welcomed their old mates to their new stamping ground. As expected, Adebayor got the ‘pantomime villain’ treatment from the visiting fans.

Arsenal’s last visit here ended in a numbing 3-0 defeat – their fifth in 14 games at the start of last season. They were at a low ebb last November in the days after William Gallas was relieved of the captaincy so today was a chance to show how far they had come.

They started brightly enough. Arsenal criss-crossed the pitch with their crisp passing, barely giving City a look-in during the opening exchanges. Adebayor got a buffeting from Bendtner and it all looked promising for the away side.

Gallas should have hammered home Arsenal’s early superiority when he found space at the far post to meet Van Persie’s right-wing corner. The Frenchman has three goals to his name already this term but misjudged his header, sending it a foot over the bar. Within seven minutes, Arsenal would rue that squandered chance.

That’s how long it took City to get their noses in front and they needed a big slice of luck.

Gareth Barry curled in a free kick from the left, Richards climbed highest to loop a header towards the far post and Almunia staggered across goal to tip the ball against the post. For a split-second it seemed Arsenal had survived but the ball ricocheted off the post and in via the back of Almunia’s head.

It was tough on Arsenal, who had been pretty comfortable without actually extending Shay Given in the City goal. Now they would have to overcome a home side happy to play on the counter-attack.

It proved a difficult trick to pull off. Fabregas pushed up to support Van Persie but, all too often, promising moves shuddered to a halt on the edge of the City penalty area.

Indeed, the hosts had moments of their own on the break as Bellamy’s cross evaded Adebayor and Stephen Ireland dithered when he could have made Denilson pay for a misplaced pass.

Arsenal needed a bit more guile and a bit more thrust in the final third. Enter Rosicky. The Czech replaced Denilson early in the second half and immediately brought more flow to the visitors’ attacks.

The chances stacked up. Rosicky himself saw a volley deflect wide and Fabregas was denied by a last-ditch challenge from Toure after bursting into the box on the left-hand side. Gallas met Van Persie’s corner with a diving header only for Given to parry and the City keeper then had to push away a 30-yard piledriver from Thomas Vermaelen.

City’s back door was creaking and Arsenal finally broke through it in the 62nd minute.

When the goal came it was vintage Van Persie. He collected Rosicky’s short pass, span away from Toure and kept his balance to rifle a low shot into the bottom corner. The Dutchman’s ‘chocolate leg’ had broken his duck for the season.

Arsenal’s tails were up and only a desperate block denied Bendtner after another fine move involving Vermaelen, Rosicky and Diaby. With 17 minutes left, the clever money was on the visitors taking all three points.

But the pendulum swung. Richards bundled his way past Bacary Sagna and squared for Bellamy to beat Almunia from 12 yards. Then Wright-Phillips missed a sitter after fine work from Adebayor.

Arsenal tried to come again but City punished them on the counter-attack.

Adebayor headed the goal he craved against his former club with 11 minutes left and ill-advisedly raced the length of the pitch to celebrate in front of the Arsenal fans.

Then Wright-Phillips added a fourth for City as Arsenal, chasing goals of their own, were left short at the back.

Rosicky marked his return with a close-range finish with three minutes left and Van Persie almost set up a grandstand finish when he shot bounced off the post.

But the damage was already done.

输了，老婆不在家，本是熬夜看球的好机会，但恰逢川东乔迁之喜，前去帮忙，因此上也错过了这场颇为重要的比赛，待到回到家里来看录像，好不凄惨。

阿穆尼亚的横向侧扑导致了头球乌龙，贝拉米扫射远角，阿德巴约甩头攻门，小赖特巧射远角，曼城四个球进得都很有说服力，至于说范佩西的远射和罗西基的进球在这一天里都不是重点，不仅仅是因为阿森纳输了球，还因为-这里有那么一个特殊的人-阿德巴约。

这场比赛阿德巴约绝对是焦点中的焦点，踩小法，踢罗宾，头球入网，滑地庆祝，面对旧主时如此狂放的表演，算算现代足坛估计也只有他能做得到，或许再加上一个可能会是埃托奥吧。

但是埃托奥的离开，是众所周知的怨恨，阿德的叛逃又是因为什么？

不可不承认曼城如今保持全胜战绩，以4-2狂扫阿森纳才是他们谋求四强霸业的真正开端，他们打得好，曼彻斯特三下五除二就把阿森纳打回了原型。

阿德巴约今年夏天离开，留下了范佩西当中锋，多么可笑的事情；1米83的图雷防高球都无济于事，换了1米80的维尔玛伦就能解决问题？一矛一盾的离开，让阿森纳持续着每年球星超市的大甩卖，这样下去肯定是不会得到什么便宜的。克里希，那个在科尔走后被给予厚望的家伙，此役下来怕是脸比范佩西的伤口还要铁青，上一次看到克里希在左路表现良好已经不记得是什么时候了，如此下去可怎么行？

失望的一个礼拜，又是一个失望的礼拜，哪怕罗西基复出就进球都无法掩盖失望的情绪。

当然不见得阿森纳到目前为止4场积6分就到了万劫不复之地，可是有的时候光看数据凭感觉是没有用处的，看到这四场比赛的全程之后，你就会发现，孩子就是孩子，打得好的时候能够血洗对手，打得不好的时候又可以被别人血洗。

但愿在血的代价中成长起来的枪手们能够尽快恢复到正常的水平，别把又一年的好时光浪费在碌碌无为之中了。

顺便说一句，阿德巴约，我能理解你的心情，但我永远不接受你的方式。

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北京市发改委新闻发言人赵磊，在今日的“新中国成立60年北京市社会发展情况”发布会上介绍，2008年北京居民储蓄余额突破了1.2万亿元，按常住人口计算，合人均7.1万元。回溯到1978年，北京居民储蓄为9.3亿元，人均储蓄106.7元。

新中国成立尤其是改革开放以来，北京在人均地区生产总值迈向1万美元的同时，人民生活水平实现了从温饱到更加殷实富裕的小康的迈进——城乡居民收入持续提高，消费水平大幅提升，人均储蓄迅猛增长。

在城乡居民收入方面，1978年，北京市城镇家庭人均可支配收入365元，2008年达到24725元，30年增长了67倍。1978年，农民人均纯收入225元，2008年达到了10747元，30年增长了47倍。

在消费水平方面，1978年，北京市城镇居民人均消费支出仅有359.9元，农村人均生活消费支出仅有185元。2008年，城镇居民人均消费支出16460元，农村人均生活消费支出达到了7656元，扣除价格因素，年均分别实际增长6.6%和8.5%。

对不住了，我拖了伟大祖国首都北京的后腿。

联通-你要让我如何嘲笑你？

前两天有过这么一个事，就是可笑度很高的联通亲情省服务申请，说的是联通新推出的亲情省业务申请的事情，这事啊，还没有完，还有后续。

要说这事吧，还得注意以下时间：

2009年8月31日16:09:40-收到联通的短信提示：

手机打长途只收0.21元/分钟，漫游只收0.3元/分钟！北京联通亲情省长漫大优惠、功能费大降价！您只需将经常漫游或经常拨打长途的任一国内省份设置为亲情省，每月仅1元功能费，就可享受：在北京直拨亲情省长途仅0.21元/分钟；在亲情省内漫游时主、被叫直降至0.3元每分钟的超低资费。发送QQS+区号或省份名至1065581234即可开通，例：发QQS上海即可将上海设为您的亲情省，相询11010；

2009年8月31日16:13:07-我给联通发第一次申请短信：

QQS山西；

2009年8月31日16:13:14-联通给我的回应：

对不起，每月最后一天中午12点到次日8点不能受理业务，感谢您的使用。

2009年9月1日08:15:14-我给联通法第二次申请短信：

QQS山西；

2009年9月1日08:17:34-联通给我的回应：

网络繁忙，操作失败，请稍后再试，有疑问请咨询10010，谢谢！

2009年9月1日11:12:35-我给联通法第三次申请短信：

QQS山西；

2009年9月1日11:13:46-联通给我的回应：

网络繁忙，操作失败，请稍后再试，有疑问请咨询10010，谢谢！

2009年9月1日14:49:12-我给联通法第四次申请短信：

QQS山西；

2009年9月1日14:50:10-联通给我的回应：

网络繁忙，操作失败，请稍后再试，有疑问请咨询10010，谢谢！

2009年9月1日23:28:10-我给联通法第五次申请短信：

QQS山西；

2009年9月1日23:29:09-联通给我的回应：

您的亲情省申请已受理，稍后您会收到短信告知您受理结果。您申请的亲情省是山西省。功能费每月1元，本月功能费1.0元已经收取，在北京直拨亲情省长途，长市合一每分钟0.21元，在亲情省漫游通话，漫游加长途每分钟0.30元。

申请成功，您的亲情省长漫优惠功能已经生效。

我已开始还以为是本月申请下个月生效呢，这样看来还没有算亏。不过搞笑的就是我用回了老手机，在短信息收件箱里就出现了上图的一幕，要笑死谁啊这是？

更新，然后就有了今天的一个新闻，联通以后计费长话市话合一统一计价，小楼以为是市话提价了，害得我也吓了一跳，赶紧去找来最新版的话费标准如下：

2、新势力短信套餐中的语音资费：

(1)本地主叫市话：0.25元/分钟;

(2)本地主叫国内长途(不含港澳台)：0.25元/分钟+0.07/6秒(加拨17911为：0.25元/分钟+0.30/分钟)，其中，拨打5个亲友号码为0.25元/分钟;

(3)本地接听：0.10元/分钟;

(4)国内漫游主叫国内各地(不含港澳台)0.6元/分钟，主叫港澳台0.6元/分钟+0.2元/6秒，主叫国际长途0.6元/分钟+0.8元/6秒;被叫0.4元/分钟;

(5)可免费使用手机邮箱(为200MB容量、带新势力标识的手机邮箱)、炫铃;

(6)拨打1、9字头特服号码产生的本地通话费及其他资费按标准资费计收;

3、新势力为用户设置了两个可选包：

(1)5元接听免费包(可选)：月功能费5元，本地接听免费，本地主叫、本地长途(拨打亲友号码，用户可申请5个长途亲友号码)均0.20元/分钟，并赠送来电显示、百姓身边等增值业务;

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4、如果入网当月不主动选择短信套餐档位，自动默认为15元短信包(用户可用本机拨打“1013089”更改，当月申请次月生效);

5、超出短信包国内点对点文本短信资费0.1元/条，不区分网内网外;

6、赠送短信当月有效，未消费完部分不向下月累计;

阿弥陀佛是什么意思？

突然感悟到了阿弥陀佛的真谛，原来意思就是说“我没头发”

正经点，看看百度百科怎么说的：

阿弥陀佛 ( a mí tuó fó )，其名号梵音为 Amitāyus（无量寿）、Amitābha（无量光），(阿弥陀佛乃梵文音译,因此从梵音中就可以得知,因念作a mí tuó fó ，若念作e mi tuo fo,或o mi tuo fo 皆是讹音也）别名无量寿佛、无量光佛、观自在王 佛、甘露王。密号为清静。他是西方极乐世界的的教主，与观音菩萨、大势至菩萨合称“西方三圣”。

据记载，在很古的时候，他原是世自在王佛时的法藏比丘，受到世自在王佛的教化，自愿成就一个尽善尽美的佛国（极乐净土），并要以最善巧的方法来度化众生，发了四十八誓愿，因此成就了他成佛的愿望，而成为阿弥陀佛，现在仍在弥陀的西方净土说经法，据说遇到他大慈光的人，能够避免一切痛苦。

记载阿弥陀佛故事的经典，早在东汉即有翻译。六朝时强调往生极乐世界的思想，就是建立在阿弥陀佛信仰上。并逐渐形成后来的净土宗。随着净土宗在中国的普及，阿弥陀佛成为最流行的佛陀。甚至“阿弥陀佛”四字成为一般中国佛教徒间相互问候语。

阿弥陀佛为西方极乐净土世界的教主，以无尽愿力誓渡一切众生，不舍悲愿，以无量光明照独行者，业障重罪皆可消减，凡持其名号者，生前获佛护佑，消除一切灾祸业苦；死后更可化生其极乐净土，得享一切安乐。

阿弥陀佛真言：唵-阿弥陀利-底势-可罗-吽

阿弥陀佛生日：农历十一月十七（阿弥陀佛在无量劫前即日成佛，自无生日一说，该生日其实是永明延寿大师的生日，因为永明延寿大师被公认为是阿弥陀佛再来，因此以此作为阿弥陀佛的生日。）

http://baike.baidu.com/view/4720.htm

可笑度很高的联通亲情省服务申请

这篇里的内容要多注意一下时间

昨儿（2009年8月31日）下午16:09:40收到联通发来的一条长短信：手机打长途只收0.21元/分钟，漫游只收0.3元/分钟！北京联通亲情省长漫大优惠、功能费大降价！您只需将经常漫游或经常拨打长途的任一国内省份设置为亲情省，每月仅1元功能费，就可享受：在北京直拨亲情省长途仅0.21元/分钟；在亲情省内漫游时主、被叫直降至0.3元每分钟的超低资费。发送QQS+区号或省份名至1065581234即可开通，例：发QQS上海即可将上海设为您的亲情省，相询11010。

哟，还不错啊，我觉得挺好的，所以就赶紧给人发了一个：QQS山西。

等了片刻收到回信：对不起，每月最后一天中午12点到次日8点不能受理业务，感谢您的使用。

这个时间是2009年8月31日16点13分14秒。

太可笑了，既然每月最后一天下午不能受理这业务，那在这点儿上给我发个宣传的短信干啥？纯气人吧？如果我昨儿申请成功，那么从今天也就是九月一号就可以开始享受这个优惠了吧，如果我昨天申请不成功，是不是我还得多一个月的时间来使用高费用的长途话费？

出台了亲情省优惠项目的联通可是一点也不讲究亲情，我一点都不怀疑他们是故意的这样做。

总之我觉得可笑度很高，要么你等你能办的时候再发给我，要么你发给我的时候我马上就能办，这种挫折感多强烈啊！

一点也不冤枉联通，别把短信延迟来说事，要真是因为大范围发送短信而导致到我这延迟了，也不至于这么久吧。

不知道是不是还有别人也收到了这条短信，不知道是不是还有别人跟我得到了同样的遭遇。

联通，鄙视你！

Abou Diaby’s own goal consigned Arsenal to their first defeat of the season at Old Trafford on Saturday evening.

The Frenchman midfielder inadvertently nodded home a Ryan Giggs free-kick in the 64th minute to complete Manchester United’s second-half comeback on a disappointing day in the North-West.

Arsenal had looked good value for their lead until the 59th minute when Manuel Almunia clipped Wayne Rooney in the area and the England striker scored from the spot.

Andrey Arshavin’s thunderous drive had given the visitors the advantage five minutes before the interval and, just after the restart, keeper Ben Foster saved point-blank from Robin van Persie.

This was a decent performance from Arsenal but the key moments in the second half did not go their way.

This game was never going to be decisive in Premier League terms but it was an illuminating yardstick for both sides at the start of the campaign,

Manchester United took the spoils but Arsenal showed enough to suggest they will be a force this season.

Wenger opted to make two changes for the first “Big Four” clash of the Premier League campaign. Nicklas Bendtner and Eduardo dropped out from side that beat Celtic in midweek. Van Persie and Arshavin came in.

With Cesc Fabregas (hamstring) injured Diaby, Denilson and Alex Song formed the midfield three while Willam Gallas and Thomas Vermaelen were paired at centre back.

Before kick-off, victories for Chelsea and Tottenham had put them joint top with 12 points. Both of these sides began this game with just six. A defeat for either would be far from terminal in terms of the title race but it would certainly make the table unhappy reading in until the Premier League kicked off again in a fortnight’s time.

Arsenal started brightly but had created little before hesitancy at the back saw Darren Fletcher hook the ball from close range in the ninth minute.

The home side then started to pressure and, on the quarter-hour, William Gallas’ miskick allowed Nani to go clear and only a superb challenge from Bacary Sagna stopped the Portuguese going clear on the left.

The game was starting to open up. In the 22nd minute, Patrice Evra reached the byline and whipped the ball back to the near post where Vermalen shepherded Rooney out of the way. Arsenal broke immediately and suddenly Van Persie was in the area. The Dutchman pirouetted to get the ball on his left foot however Evra had raced back and deflected the resulting shot high over the bar.

Van Persie took the corner himself and keeper Ben Foster could only slap the ball out to Arshavin 15 yards out. His rising sidefoot shot whistled a whisker wide of the far post. Arsenal’s closest effort so far.
Manchester United continued to have more pressure. Gallas clipped Evra as he burst through and Rooney curled the free-kick wide.

But Arsenal had a couple of credible shouts for a penalty before they would took the lead. Van Persie was clipped on the right of the area and then, more obviously, Darren Fletcher clattered into Arshavin a minute or so later. Both times referee Mike Dean waved play on.

The Russian would have swift revenge.

Five minutes from half time, Arshavin collected the ball on the left and unleashed one of his, now trademark, thunderbolts. It was too powerful for Foster, who could only palm the ball into the top corner of the net.

Manchester United were stung. They had edged the first half until then and tried to restored parity before the break. The closest they came was when Nemanja Vidic saw his shot kicked off the line following a corner from Giggs

By the time the second half had begun, rain had arrived in Manchester.

The home goal was also under a bit of a deluge as the game restarted. Arshavin’s burst of pace saw him beat Vidic to the byline and cross low for Van Persie in the six-yard area. The Dutch striker got away his shot first time but Foster flicked out a foot to divert the ball wide from point-blank range.

Seconds later, an unmarked Eboue miscontrolled Clichy’s cross at the far post when he should have tried his luck with a volley.

Antonio Valencia blazed over as Manchester United started the claw their way back into the game. They would not have to wait long for an equaliser. In the 59th minute, Rooney raced across the area and poked the ball away from Almunia. The keeper certainly made contact with the striker as he went through. Rooney picked himself up and stroked the ball home from the spot.

Arsenal nearly produced a sucker-punch two minutes later when Van Persie whipped in a free-kick from the right, Foster misjudged it and the ball bounced off the bar.

However Manchester United took the lead shortly afterwards in bizarre fashion. In the 64th minute Giggs curled in a free-kick to the near post and, under little pressure, Diaby nodded the ball into his own net.

Evra forced a low save from Almunia as Manchester United looked for a third. With 19 minutes left, Wenger withdrew Eboue for Bendtner as he pushed on for an equaliser.

The change produced pressure but no real chances. Vermaelen sent a header wide while Diaby and substitute Eduardo tried to be a danger in the Manchester United area.

In fact it was the home side that had all the opportunities. Another replacement, Dimitar Berbatov sliced horribly wide then, in injury time, Nani wasted two chances.

In the final seconds, Van Persie slammed home from six yards but in the build-up, Gallas had been flagged offside. Following that, Wenger was sent from the dug-out by referee Dean.

A disappointing end to a display that had promised much.

输了这场，当然不高兴，因为对手是曼联，你不可能在这样的对手身上输球而感到无所谓。

阿尔沙文，弗格森上周来观战的时候我们就认定他怕极了这个俄罗斯人，还真给劲儿，一脚势大力沉的远射率先敲开了曼联城门，对曼联领先怎么说好都不为过，不过可惜了的是接下来的点球和乌龙。

点球没啥可说的，这和爱德华多那个不一样，爱德华多那个明显是假摔，我至今依然谴责爱德华多，鲁尼这个至少从录像上反复看上去没啥问题。自嘲一点的话，难道是鲁尼肥胖的大屁股对遮住裁判的视线起到了莫大的作用？没有了，是在开玩笑了。就像教授赛后说自己踢矿泉水瓶脚法不错一样。

迪亚比刚刚做了英雄就来个一百八十度大转弯，这有点让人头疼，这个乌龙球顶得还挺帅，还有向后甩头的动作，背对球门啊，你是不是做梦了又？

老油条就是老油条，眼看自己被罚，温格赶紧出来把梅西、巴萨拉下马；眼看自己一场比赛黄牌数多于曼联3倍，赶紧说曼联是靠犯规赢了比赛；眼看自己输球又丢脸，赶紧说是裁判为了赚眼球；另一面的弗格森是不是也在嚼着口香糖偷笑哪，这种伎俩说不定俩老头儿就像是华山论剑的绝顶高手那样，心知肚明，真正的高手对决并不完全在于场上的真刀真枪的厮杀，比得还有场下各个方面的智慧的较量。

For the 12th consecutive season, Arsenal will compete in the Group Stages of the Champions League.

Arsène Wenger’s side secured their berth with a comfortable 3-1 win over Celtic in the Play-Off Round second leg at Emirates Stadium on Wednesday night.

Arsenal already had the cushion of a 2-0 lead going into the game and extended their advantage midway through the half when keeper Artur Boruc was controversially adjudged to have fouled Eduardo in the area. The striker picked himself up to score from the spot.

The decision dominated the game but Arsenal made sure of their progression when Emmanuel Eboue fired low into the area after 53 minutes.Andrey Arshavin added a third 16 minutes from time. Massimo Donati volleyed a goal for Celtic with the last kick of the game but, frankly, it meant little.

In the end this game was a stroll. Wenger’s men had gained a grip on the tie in the first half at Celtic Park last week and never really let go.

Tougher tests surely await in Thursday’s draw however, for now, Arsenal’s European advance is assured.

In the build-up, Wenger had said this game dwarfed Saturday’s trip to Manchester United in terms of importance. At kick-off, only two things belied that assertion – the presence of Robin van Persie and Arshavin on the bench. However the Arsenal manager could argue his rotation this evening was more about freshening up his side for the anticipated physical threat of Celtic.

The other omissions from Saturday’s 4-1 win over Portsmouth were Cesc Fabregas(hamstring) and Kieran Gibbs. The replacements were Nicklas Bendtner, Bacary Sagna, Gael Clichy and Alex Song. In addition, Eboue moved forward from full back to the right side of the 4-3-3.

Although Arsenal had that handy lead, Wenger was preaching vigilance before the game. As well as the visitors had played at Celtic Park, there had been fortune in both of their goals and, on the evidence of that game, Tony Mowbray’s side were very capable of providing a difficult evening.

However, in the end, it never came to that.

In the first half, Arsenal dominated once again. And, once again, scored with a stroke of good fortune.

As early as the eighth minute, Clichy clipped the ball inside to Eboue who, in turn, found Bendtner. The Dane produced a stern stab at the near post but Boric batted the ball away. It fell to Eduardo who slid his shot inches beyond the far upright.

Just before the quarter-hour, Denilson scuttled into the area, played a one-two with Eboue and sent a shot into the sidenetting.

Midway through the half, Abou Diaby found Eboue, who swung a shot just wide.

Arsenal were a constant threat. Celtic had not really created any clear chances but they had enjoyed enough possession to cause the odd palpitation in the home defence. William Gallas and Thomas Vermaelen were both called upon to make timely interventions from centre back.

However the two teams knew that the first goal would be crucial tonight and, in the end, it went to Arsenal.

Denilson sent Eduardo through on the left of the area and the Croatian striker tumbled as Boruc challenged him. The Polish keeper was furious when referee Manuel Gonzalez pointed to the spot. However the 26-year-old retained his composure and converted coolly from 12 yards.

Five minutes later, the former Dinamo Zagreb striker nearly scored another when he poked a volley just wide.

In the 40th minute, Celtic thought they had grabbed a toe-hold when Scott McDonald turned home a right-wing cross from Marc-Antoine Fortune at the far post. However by the time the ball hit the net, the assistant referee had flagged for offside.

On the half-time whistle, Eduardo produced a swerving shot that the stretching Boruc only just managed to turn aside. From the resulting corner, Bendtner nodded wide when he might have scored.

Surprisingly Celtic’s only change at the break was to swap a defender for a defender. Mowbray’s men needed three goals after all.

Aiden McGeady flashed a curling effort just wide in the opening minute but, by way of reply, Eduardomeandered through only to slice his shot horribly from the edge of the area.

In the 53rd minute, Arsenal finally ended all resistance.  Bendtner’s clever backheel from the left flank put Diaby into space in the area. The Frenchman found Eboue, who darted inside Daniel Fox and fired low into the net.

Job done.

Celtic tried to create some pressure but, by now, they were a spent force. (In contrast their supporters displayed admirable energy).

Wenger started to make changes. On the hour Ramsey replaced Diaby. Ten minutes later, he withdrew the two scorers for Jack Wilshere and Arshavin.

And within three minutes of the substitution the Russian had hit the net himself. Denilson stole the ball in midfield then Arshavin exchanged passes with Ramsey before sending a swivelling shot past Boruc and into the corner of the net.

The game drifted to its dénouement. Arsenal had what they wanted and Celtic could not take it from them.

There was a slight sting in the tail when Donati volleyed home with an improbable cross-shot with the last kick of the game.

But Wenger’s side were safely through.

赢了，进正赛了！欢呼，阿森纳万岁！

但上来要先批评爱德华多，不光彩的假摔，不光彩的进球，不光彩的庆祝，不光彩的胜利。

一早得知阿森纳赢球，还知道有爱德华多的一个争议点球，当时我并没有想什么，因为没有看到录像，我只是在心里为爱德华多辩护。

你或许没有断过腿，所以你不知道断腿后重新站在球场上面对后卫们的贴身防守你不得不尽量保护自己；你没有长达一年的时间不能在球场上工作，所以你不知道当你打进一个关键的开局进球时会是多么的开心。所以我一直以为是爱德华多在躲避对方防守时不小心摔倒，从而导致了这个充满争议的点球。

但是当我看到录像之后，尤其在反复看到爱德华多已经越过了波卢克后那一瞬间的激情表演，你摔得太假了！难道波卢克是蜘蛛人，他的蛛丝缠住了你的伤腿？第一个球不应该算。

从赛季一开始我就说阿森纳的前锋现在还没有找到感觉，虽然爱德华多复出之后这个新赛季里已经打进了两个球，但是这个进球我永远也不会记录在你的头上。

无耻的假摔，无耻的进球，无耻的庆祝，无耻的胜利！

除了爱德华多的拙劣，本场比赛阿森纳发挥的还是很不错的，尤其是阿尔沙文的进球，已经即将失去中心的他在越过传球路线之后顺势一个转身，灵巧地将皮球送进球门左下角，太不可思议了！

看台上的弗格森回去之后一定会派上重兵来看守沙皇吧。

埃布的进球也是如出一辙，本特纳虽然依然没有进球，他的几次传递还是显示了大个子今年的超细腻。有趣的是埃布打门前的过人动作，用肩膀过人，用肚皮狂奔，再贴切不过了。

不放心的是中场的宋，亚历山大在不长的几个镜头中几次丢掉位置，这个位置依然会是阿森纳接下来一个赛季最难弥补的空缺，宋绝对还没有成功上位到第一人选的地步；相反的维尔玛伦在后防线上的几次补救颇为到位，起点不错，难怪得教授会说：“森德罗斯没有新闻！”

丢了一个球，一个无关痛痒的球，但是对方射地漂亮，失位的是埃布，但本来应该在这个位置上的是萨尼亚，又压上进攻去了？

总体来讲阿森纳最近几场比赛里展现出来的进攻力的确超强，但是不可否认的是防守方面做得并不那么好，你不可能永远依赖维尔玛伦个人不怕死的封堵，所以在整条防线上如何磨合地更加有默契才是今后一段时间训练中的要点。

阿森纳不是皇家马德里，马德里人可以狂到说自己根本没有时间练习防守，但阿森纳还达不到这样的高度，哪怕是说大话的底气都不会太足。

最后我还是要咒骂爱德华多，我们期待了你整整一年，是想看到你在球场上的表演可不是这么一个模样。

Abou Diaby struck twice as Arsenal maintained their 100 per cent start to the season with an emphatic 4-1 win over Portsmouth at Emirates Stadium on Saturday.

The Frenchman sidefooted in after 18 minutes and swept home another soon afterwards as Arsène Wenger’s side produced some sublime football in the first half.

They were pegged back by a header from Younes Kaboul just before the interval but a freak goal from William Gallas, his third in three games this term, and fourth from substitute Aaron Ramsey completed a satisfying afternoon for Arsène Wenger.

On paper this was the ‘gimme’ of Arsenal’s teak-tough start to the 2009-10 campaign and, in fairness, the home side were always in control. But had they been off-par then an energetic, dogged Portsmouth outfit may have pushed them all the way.

However it never came to that; this was Diaby’s and Arsenal’s day. They completed the task with diligence and bought their goal tally to 12 goals in three games.

If they can see off Celtic on Wednesday in similar fashion then Wenger’s men can look forward to greater challenges ahead this season with real confidence.

The main news before kick-off was all aboutEduardo. The Croatian had featured in four games last season and cameoed at Everton last weekend but this was his first Premier League start since that fateful day at Birmingham on February 23, 2008. The 26-year-old took up a role on the left side of the front three. Robin van Persie replaced Nicklas Bendtner at the pinnacle and Andrey Arshavin was on the right.

There were three further changes from the midweek win at Celtic. Emmanuel Eboue, Kieran Gibbs and Diaby came in for Bacary Sagna, Gael Clichy and Alex Song respectively.

As usual, Portsmouth were backed by their boisterous, bell-ringing supporters. However their Club were perceived to be tethered by takeover talks and in real danger of relegation. Their early season performances had not really backed up that notion but they could surely do without facing a rampant Arsenal this afternoon. But then who could?

Eight goals and two stirring wins were celebrated with 60,000 twirling scarves before kick-off. The Club had arranged for one to be left on every seat and the supporters waved them with gusto as their side came out. The home team soon adjusted their play to the party atmosphere.

In the opening seconds, Diaby found a fraction of space on the right only to dally and allow the recovering Nadir Belhadj to deflect the ball over the bar.

It was the sign of things to come in the first 15 minutes – incessant Arsenal pressure but without real focus. Arshavin rolled a shot wide in the ninth minute and the home side forced a flurry of corners but David James should have been called into greater action before Arsenal took the lead in the 18th minute.

Eduardo collected the ball on the left, nudged it one side of Marc Wilson then cheekily raced around the other side to collect near the byline. The striker steadied himself before rolling a pass into the path of the onrushing Diaby, who sidefooted a powerful shot into the roof of the net. It was inventive, incisive Arsenal at their best.

And there was more to come. Within a couple of minutes it was 2-0 thanks to a classic counter-attack. Portsmouth had a free-kick that was headed clear by Diaby. He then roared forward as Arsenal broke and, by the time Fabregas had clipped a pass to Eboue on the right who squared the ball into the area, the Frenchman was on the penalty spot and able to sweep home a second.

Simple but brilliant football.

Arsenal were now threatening goals with every attack. A combination of Denilson and Fabregas somehow missed a low Fabregas cross in the following minutes. After that Arshavin nearly wriggled through, Van Persie produced an airshot when well-placed and Diaby tried his luck from distance.

On the half-hour, Kanu set up John Utaka at the near post but his shot was blocked by Eboue. However Arsenal were looking irresistible this afternoon and Van Persie replied with a deft control outside the area followed by a cute, curling shot that required all of James’ massive frame to tip the ball away.

The England keeper was similarly stretched in the 36th minute when Van Persie’s free-kick deflected off the wall and seemed destined for the top corner.

It was not exactly one-way traffic. Portsmouth were attacking with intent, but Arsenal seemed full of goals this afternoon. So Portsmouth’s strike, while not exactly a bolt from the blue, was entirely against the run of play.

The home side failed to clear a corner and Belhadj floated a cross to the far post where Kaboul bundled a header home. It was an old-fashioned goal and referee Steve Bennett allowed old-fashioned contact with Manuel Almunia in letting it stand.

The strike was a blow but Arsenal still had a strut about them. Van Persie shimmied himself free in the area two minutes from the whistle only to see his shot saved by the feet of James.

Fabregas felt his hamstring tighten at half-time and was replaced by Ramsey.

There was nearly a more significant change in the scoreline immediately after the restart. First Utaka went one-on-one with Gallas at the back and then went tumbling. If referee Bennett had ruled a foul against the Arsenal man then he was off. Fortunately he did not.

Seconds later Frederic Piquionne pounced on Gibbs’ indecision only to fire into the sidenetting. A decent chance.

They would be made to pay in bizarre circumstances as Arsenal extended their lead in the 51st minute.

Arshavin played over the free-kick, Van Persie flicked on, Vermaelen slid in at the far post but could only find Gallas, who kicked the ball into his own face and into the net.

The French centre back has scored in each of the opening three games but the last two have been laced with good fortune.

Arsenal were now searching for a goal to set the points in concrete. Eduardo shot straight at James while Van Persie had numerous chances to grab a fourth. However Portsmouth were refusing to lie down and only the timely intervention from Gibbs prevented Piquionne reducing the arrears midway through the half.

In the 69th minute, Arsenal did find their fourth when Van Persie split the Portsmouth defence and Ramsey raced through to slot home.

Wenger felt safe enough to substitute Arshavin and Eduardo for Bendtner and Fran Merida. Though just after making the changes Diaby picked up a knock that left the Arsenal midfielder ‘walking wounded’ for the next 10 minutes. Portsmouth were barely any better off with James having to be replaced by rookie Asmir Begovic.

To his credit, Piquionne had not given up. In the closing stages he shot straight at Almunia and then set up Utaka to sidefoot wide.

But the points belonged to Arsenal.

好不容易盼来了这第二场比赛，但是广东卫视转的是曼联，阿森纳的比赛没处可看；再加上老婆不允许熬夜，所以为了遵守规矩，11点前睡觉，只能看了半场曼联对维根的比赛，很郁闷的是半场比分是0-0.

拿着手机上网，看到了阿森纳半场2-1领先朴茨茅斯，高兴之余略有担心，这次是领先两球然后又被追上一球，谁知到下半场会是个什么结果呢？

带着无限的牵挂进入了梦香。

一早起来，还没睁眼，第一件事，我一直觉得这是个梦来着，因为我在起床之前就觉得自己已经上网看到了阿森纳5-2大胜朴茨茅斯的消息。等到爬起来一看，hoho，原来比分是4-1，我猜对了净胜球。

感谢新浪，我一早起来就看到了比赛的录像。

爱德华多虽然自己没有进球，但是第一球的那个人球分过简直就是在戏耍对方，后卫的愚蠢与散漫好像根本不在英超档次上一样，如此大范围的人球分过成功我还是第一次见到，传球到中路，进球只是水到渠成的事，就看是谁了，没错，迪亚比，又换了一名中路球员贡献了新赛季首球。这个球绝大部分的功劳应该算在爱德华多身上。

第二球还是迪亚比，让人想不到的迪亚比，又进球了。看看进球榜上，迪亚比，法布雷加斯，加拉斯，阿德巴约通通进了两个球，可惜阿德巴约不在我们阵中。

丢的这个球有点窝囊，窝囊的是阿穆尼亚，被对手跳起那么高压在身下，阿穆尼亚的判断严重错误，我真恨不得放本特纳去咬他耳朵，以后训练的时候俩人多练练这个。

第三个球真有点让人哭笑不得。加拉斯最近是怎么了，或者说这个夏天做了点什么，怎么第一场头部，第二场背部，第三场脸部，他是在向全世界的球迷示范各种可能的进球部位吗？上次还专门说了不能每次都靠加拉斯的幸运，这次又来了，而且比上一次还要极端，我真是无话可说，阿森纳进球不用前锋，加拉斯进球不用脚！

第四球，拉姆西，好样的拉姆西，又一位中场球员打开进球之门。到拉姆西，现在阿森纳的中场几乎集体爆发，这真是个好现象。小伙儿加油。

除了大胜得喜悦之外，还有一件事比较令人玩味。法布雷加斯在下半场一开始就被拉姆西换下场。怎么个意思？伤病来袭？转会的事？培养接班人？哇噻，不能往下再想了，还是祈祷这是由于上半场伤病的缘故吧，谁知道呢，居然有人希望小法受伤！

这是一件需要强烈关注的事情，我觉得。

亲爱的媳妇：你好！

在你即将与我的儿子组成新家庭的前夕，为了今后若干年家庭的安定团结，希望我们能够就相关一些问题交换一下意见。

一经济问题：所谓经济基础决定上层建筑。我们首先来谈一谈这个问题。

1、我儿子名校毕业，现在看来就算换工作，也基本不用担心经济问题。他现在年收入10万以上。我想，按照北京现在的生活水平，在不负担贷款及房租的情况下，你们两个人生活应该是够了。这个打算是基于你不工作的基础上的。如果你有你喜欢的工作，我为你高兴；如果你有收入好的工作，我更为你骄傲；你们的生活品质也会得到相应的提高；如果你没有工作，我也没有任何意见，男人养家是天经地义，你只管玩得开心就好。作为婆婆我非常支持。

2、作为我们老人，在今后的日子里也不会向你们伸手的，我们辛苦大半辈子，挣得足够我们的开销了。在这一点上，不劳你们费心，希望你们把所有的收入都用来建设你们的小家庭，建设得越来越好。

3、我和他爸养了他20多年，不求回报，也不用你们给什么生活费什么的，但是我们将不会就你们的生活再提供经济支持，希望你们能够自力更生，愉快生活。

4、你的家庭养育了你，你应该满怀感激之情。你的家庭没有养育我的儿子，所以请你们不要希望他对于你的家庭有所回馈。如果他基于对你的爱情和对你家人的敬重愿意承担相应的责任，我也理解并且非常支持。但是我和他爸爸将不会有任何经济上的帮助。这一点请你谅解。当然，如果你的娘家实力比我们还雄厚的话，我们也不会对你的娘家要求任何经济上的帮助的。我们说到做到。

5、我们的资产和有价证券将会有律师陪伴在公证处的公证下进行遗嘱的制订。我们会把遗产放在儿子和孙子的名下，当儿子不在世，而孙辈未满20岁时，这部分资金将由专人托管，并有律师监督。你将不会有机会接触到我们的资产。当然你对于我们的房屋是有居住权的。希望你对于我们的决定表示支持，毕竟我儿子今后后挣得全是你们二人的，我们也绝不会惦记。

二 房子问题：

1、你们居住的房子我们会提供，保证商品房，四环以里，130平米以上，社区成熟。房子的购买在合理的价格范围内尽量以你们的意见为主。但是房产证上将不会有你的名字，所以也请你尽量不要在里面接待你的远方的客人。装修及家电给你们20万的预算，希望你们心疼我们，尽量节约，以发票价格实报实销。装修的时候我会尽量控制自己，不发表任何意见，因为我十分理解媳妇对于婆婆提出装修意见时的反感情绪，而且我也同意。

2、你们居住的房子我们将保留一套钥匙，主要是为了你们没带钥匙后或有突发事件（如漏水，跑电）的准备。我以人格向你发誓，再没有经你们同意的情况下，决不会擅自进入你们居住的房子。而且我们也不会不打招呼就去拜访你们。

3、我们居住的房子你们手里也会有一套钥匙，功能同上。随时欢迎你们来，午夜或凌晨能免则免。保姆总在家，也不怕活没人干。

4、以后你们买了自己的房子，我们将会视情况提供一定额度的祝贺表示心意，除此之外我们将不会指手画脚发表任何意见。

三 日常相处关系问题：

1、儿子是我亲生的，是我血脉的延续，我不可能爱你超过爱他。请你谨记这一点。但你同时也是这世界上除了我老伴和儿子最亲的人，因此当你和外人有任何的冲突时（不管是你的亲人、朋友、同学、同事还是来自于我家的亲朋好友）我将坚定地站在你这一边。

2、请你要理解，儿子再怎么不好，他在我眼里始终是那个躺在摇篮里的可爱宝宝，是那个满脸泥水的顽皮小男孩，而你在我眼里一出现就是个成熟懂事的大姑娘。因此我总会觉得儿子是容易被原谅的。这一点十分不好意思，但我想当你做了母亲就会理解。因此我会尽量在你们有争执的时候偏向你（儿子是亲生的不会记仇）但请你尽量少对我讲那小子的不是,好吗？

3 、儿子是我生的，我会在你们结婚前尽量客观地把我眼中的她尤其是缺点部分和你交流一下。但另一方面，丈夫是你挑的，你们结婚以后他的思想教育工作就与我无关了，请你自行进行后期改造，我不会帮忙也不会阻挠的。

4、对于你，毕竟不是我亲生女儿，我会首先做到尊重，希望能进一步喜欢。你如果有一些什么我看不惯或不喜欢的，如果不关我事，我会闭嘴。如果关我事，我会尽量委婉的与你交换意见，希望我们能得到共识。

5、对于我，希望你尊重，如果能喜爱就更好。我如果有一些什么你看不惯或不喜欢的，如果不关你事，请你会闭嘴。如果关你事，请你不要再第三人面前表达，在我们独处的时候请直接坦白对我讲，我们找出合理的解决方案。

四 日常生活问题：我们毕竟不是一家人，没有共同生活的经历，因此总会有磕碰，希望我们能共同遵守以下原则：

1、我家有保姆，因此你来我家时不用干活，不过如果你愿意在开饭时摆摆筷子我会非常开心的。

2、你家有没有保姆我不管，但是当我们去你家的时候我是不会帮忙干活的。你要是嫌麻烦，我请你们出去吃饭倒是没问题。

3、在我的家里，请你遵守我的生活习惯和卫生标准。

4、在你的家里，我会尊重你们的生活习惯（年轻人要是喜欢乱七八糟，我就当看不见好了）。不说三道四，指手画脚。

5、在其他的场合，希望你在合理范围内尽量让着我，如果我做了讨厌的事或不合时宜的事你也可以直说。

6、每年春节、中秋、五一、十一四个大节请你们做如下安排：如果前夜在我家，正日子请去你娘家，如果前夜在你娘家，过节当日请来我家，循环往返，公平安排。

五孩子问题 ：

1、以后有了孩子，你做月子我不想管，主要是产妇情绪不稳容易拌嘴，伤了和气就不太好了。我会给你雇一个月嫂，雇一个保姆，人请你事先选好，我来付钱。我每隔一天会去一次帮忙采购，如果对我买的东西及品牌有异议的话，请你列出单子，我会照买。如果你的母亲愿意来照顾你的话，保姆月嫂我照雇，另外负担你母亲的费用。

2、我支持母乳喂养，我支持孩子每天洗澡，我支持年轻点要……但是一切以你的意愿为重。不过建议你以医生的意见为重。

3、孩子的教育问题我觉得是最易引起矛盾的。在我承认最终决定权在你们的手上的前提下，希望我们充分讨论，请教专家，尊重科学，以安全为前提，以培养一个正直的人为目的，健康成长。

六两家相处问题

这真是一个沉重的话题，我实在不想多谈，但根据我以前的惨痛经历，还是先说的好：总的意见就是：多玩乐，少共事，经济互相不往来，关系互相不借用。如果两家旗鼓相当，以期多多玩乐倒是好伴，如果条件相差太远，最好两家少来往（我不是嫌贫爱富，要是你娘家十分显赫，我们其实也没有什么共同话题）。

综上所述，亲爱的媳妇，如果我们能共同遵守，相信我们能快乐相处，其乐融融。

最后祝你们小家和美，好好过日子。

你未来的：婆婆

浮屠不三宿桑下

《后汉书·襄楷传》：“浮屠不三宿桑下，不欲久生思爱，精之至也。”

你可知道这图是在说什么？你可知道这话是在说什么？你可知道？

Arsenal are on the cusp of the Champions League group stage after a hard-fought win at Parkhead on Tuesday night.

Arsène Wenger’s side controlled much of this high-octane first leg but they needed a slice of luck in either half to secure victory.

William Gallas deflected Cesc Fabregas’ shot past Artur Boruc to break the deadlock two minutes before the interval and Gary Caldwell turned Gael Clichy’s cross past his own keeper to double the advantage with 20 minutes left.

There is still work to be done – Dinamo Moscow won here in the previous round and were still eliminated – but Arsenal are now firm favourites to book their place in the group stage for a 12th consecutive year.

Wenger waited anxiously for news on the fitness of Fabregas, Denilson and Bacary Sagna on the morning of the match. All three picked up knocks at Everton; all three were passed fit to play. That allowed the Arsenal boss to name an unchanged line-up with Abou Diaby, back from a groin injury, among the substitutes.

Gloomy weather engulfed Glasgow ahead of the match but that was never going to dampen the spirits of the Parkhead crowd. Much was made of the “special noise” Celtic fans produce and they lived up to their billing here.

A wall of sound greeted the two teams as they emerged from the tunnel and the home fans cheered in expectation as well as hope. After all Celtic had only lost once in eight European ties against English opposition at this ground. Manchester United were vanquished three years ago; would Arsenal go the same way?

Predictably, Celtic snapped into tackles from the off but Arsenal matched them for graft withDenilson and Alex Song doing plenty of dirty work.

The home side’s plan was clear: get the ball wide to Shaun Maloney and Scott Brown and test the visitors with crosses into the area. That’s exactly what happened in the opening minutes as Maloney’s fizzing delivery flashed across the six-yard box.

It was a warning for Arsenal and they heeded it, closing down the Celtic wingers and keeping those crosses down to a minimum. With that avenue more or less closed off, Wenger’s side pushed forward to create opportunities of their own.

They were hard to come by. Massimo Donati’s hesitancy forced keeper Boruc to hurry one clearance with Fabregas lurking and Andrey Arshavin put the ball in the net from an offside position. The Russian cut inside to try his luck later in the half but a block took the sting out of his shot.

Indeed, Celtic were giving as good as they got. Only a wonderful last-ditch challenge from Thomas Vermaelen denied Brown as he prepared to full the trigger at the end of a pacy counter-attack. And the same man forced a save from Manuel Almunia with a low shot from 12 yards.

The two defences held sway and it took a big slice of luck to prise the teams apart. Fortunately, fortune favoured the Gunners.

Van Persie tapped a free-kick to Fabregas 30 yards from goal, the captain fired in a shot and the ball deflected off Gallas and into the corner. Boruc seemed to have Fabregas’ effort covered but he was left completely wrong-footed by the ball’s change of direction.

That would have made Arsenal’s half-time refreshment taste all the sweeter and they emerged for the second half seemingly determined to take the game away from Celtic.

Van Persie slid a shot just past Boruc’s left-hand post after Arshavin had charged through the centre and picked out the Dutchman. Denilson curled a fine effort just wide seconds later and Van Persie was back in the thick of it soon afterwards, scuffing a shot off target.

Bendtner tried his luck too but, once again, Arsenal needed a touch of fortune to break down their opponents.

It came 20 minutes from time when Clichy sped down the left and arrowed a cross towards the six-yard box. Van Persie and Bendtner were lurking but they weren’t needed as Caldwell turned the ball past Boruc.

It was tough on the hosts but Arsenal were worth their lead. The goals had been fortuitous but they had controlled possession and territory after the break.

“We’re all going on a European tour!” was the chant from the away end. They are probably right – but this job still needs finishing at the Emirates.

第二场比赛了，锋线还是没有任何斩获，进球的不是中场就是后卫。

与之相对应的是阿德巴约到了曼城2分钟就开胡了。

加拉斯能连续两场进球真是奇怪，这位下赛季基本没有可能继续留在兵工厂的法国老头儿，你又不能总指望他的屁股能来个巧妙的弹射吧？

小法进入状态很快，是在为下个赛季转会到巴塞罗那挤掉哈维和伊涅斯塔挣表现吗？

我一直在怀疑阿森纳本赛季能有多少收获，没有想到新赛季两线都能红，尤其是第一场的6连发，但是阿森纳又不可能每次都这样走运，只不过是遇上了埃弗顿这个倒霉蛋而已。

目前的大势没有在阿森纳的轨迹上，今后几年估计也悬，我才不想让阿森纳每年的大戏都在7，8月份上演。

本特纳，范佩西，该是你俩站出来的时候了吧！

Also-rans? Arsenal might be rather more than that on the strength of this performance.

They were written off in most quarters before a ball was kicked this season but Arsène Wenger’s players showed they mean business with an emphatic win on Merseyside.

Denilson curled in a sumptuous 25-yarder to get the ball rolling and Thomas Vermaelen marked a hugely impressive debut with a thumping header from Robin van Persie’s free-kick. William Gallasnodded in a third from close range as Arsenal took a stranglehold on the game before half-time.

Cesc Fabregas rounded off a classic counter-attack two minutes into the second half and added a fifth from long range before Eduardotapped in late on to compound Everton woes.

Louis Saha scored a stoppage-time consolation for Everton but that did not stop the travelling fans roaring a heart-warming refrain as they left Goodison Park: “We are top of the League!”

There’s an awfully long way to go, of course, but Arsenal have laid down a marker. The early signs are promising to say the least and they won’t face many tougher away trips than this before May.

The most notable name on Wenger’s first team-sheet of the season was Vermaelen’s. The summer signing from Ajax had a taste of the ‘up and at ‘em’ nature of English football at Barnet last month but Everton, among the top flight’s finest set-piece exponents, would test Vermaelen to the limit.

He passed his examination with flying colours.

After kicking off four consecutive seasons on home soil, Arsenal were probably due an opening-day away trip. And they don’t come much harder than Everton. Mind you, as Manuel Almunia pointed out last week, he’d sooner be here in the August sunshine than the January frost. The Goodison Park surface is rather more pristine at this time of year and you sensed that might suit Arsenal’s neat, passing game.

So it proved.

With Alex Song providing a solid base in midfield, Fabregas and Denilson broke quickly to support the front three of Nicklas Bendtner, Andrey Arshavin and Van Persie. And after an even opening, the pendulum swung Arsenal’s way.

Bendtner and Van Persie had already fired early shots across Everton’s bows when the Dutchman made a break down the right in the 25th minute. He clipped the ball inside to Fabregas and the captain slid it into Denilson’s path, 25 yards from goal.

The Brazilian met it perfectly, curling the ball beyond Tim Howard’s despairing dive and into the top corner. No one touched the ball more than Denilson in the Premier League last season; none of those touches were as impressive as this one.

Everton looked for an immediate response but found Vermaelen in their path. The centre back stood up well to twice deny Leon Osman as the midfielder looked to break into the box.

Then Denilson, just seven minutes after opening the scoring, kicked Maroune Fellaini’s header off the line to deny the hosts an equaliser.

A goal then would have changed the context of the game. Instead, Arsenal tightened their grip nine minutes before the break.

Van Persie, having over-hit a couple of free-kicks from a similar position, floated a perfect delivery towards the far post from 40 yards out. Vermaelen had peeled off cleverly and powered a header past Howard.

If it was a pleasant surprise to see Arsenal score from one set-piece, to see them score from two was pure delight.

This time Fabregas provided the ammunition, curling a free-kick in from the left, and Gallas glanced the ball into the bottom corner. That was pretty much game, set and match.

Denilson almost added a fourth before the break but Howard got down well to deny the Brazilian. The Everton keeper did not have to wait long for another test of his credentials.

Only two minutes of the second half had elapsed when Arsenal cleared a corner and then raced the length of the pitch to score a beautifully-crafted fourth. Denilson found Van Persie on the left and Fabregas made a gut-busting charge through the centre to collect the Dutchman’s pass and beat Howard.

Jack Rodwell, one third of a triple Everton substitution, fired over the bar as the home side searched in vain for scraps. But David Moyes’ side were a shadow of the team that troubled Arsenal so much here in January.

Fabregas soon underlined the visitors’ superiority, storming through the middle before arrowing a low shot into the bottom corner. Then Eduardo got in on the act with two minutes left, tapping in after Arshavin’s effort had bounced off the post.

Saha snatched a late consolation to leave a minor stain on Arsenal’s clean sheet but it did nothing to dampen spirits in the away end. “Boring, boring Arsenal!” mocked the visiting fans.

Before this game Wenger suggested that his team would need 82 points for a serious stab at the title.

Three down, 79 to go. The ‘also-rans’ are up and running in the grandest manner.

在Sagna – I’m a fan of Thomas Vermaelen里我说，最近几个新近球员都是一来就表现很不错，比如说萨尼亚，比如说纳斯里，比如说阿尔沙文，维尔玛伦的英超处子战会是什么样的一个情形呢？

真好，恰好赶上阿森纳的新赛季第一场比赛在外地，我在辽宁兴城一个号称有“温泉水洗澡”的“无星级”酒店里熬夜看了半场比赛。

3-0的上半场比分可以让我安心睡觉了，毕竟第二天还有一天的劳碌，晚上回到家里打开电脑，噻，6-1，差一点点就是7-0呀，那个经典的7-0呀。

说说上半场的感觉吧，总结一个字就是收获：

德尼尔森的进球，来自本特纳的间接助攻，从高球争下来到控制好球，再到左晃右晃把球传到中路，这一次本特纳不再是个傻大个了！

德尼尔森进球后的摇头舞，球进的漂亮，小伙儿的摇头舞跳的也很有个性，如果这首开纪录的一球能够打开德尼尔森在阿森纳成年队的绝对主力之门，那埃弗顿可真是功不可没！

维尔玛伦，从一开始他的到来大家怀疑是否能够通过他来弥补阿森纳一向以来的放高球能力差的弱点，这一次虽然没有在防线上出头彩，在球场另一端的大门前却结结实实给大家上了一课，我们比利时人头球是这么顶的！

加拉斯，不光有你们比利时人这么顶头球，我们法国人也是这么顶投球的。两个进球都来自于定位球，一个是右边范佩西罚，一个是左边法布雷加斯罚，这种左脚球员罚右边任意球，右脚球员罚左边任意球的方式难道要大行其道了？一般认为这种罚球方式锋线上争顶起来会比较困难，因为你几乎是顺着球飞行的方向再去顶一头，这种难度可太大了；可是如果罚得好的话，其实前面的争顶球员仅需要大致扫到皮球略微改变改变方向就可以了，这两个进球都是这样！

没有看下半场，不过从法布雷加斯穿裆、远射梅开二度，爱德华多补射得分的情况来看，阿森纳整体的进攻能力还是没有太多的减弱，但是从防守方面来看还是要乱得多，不光是进攻要核心，防守其实也需要个核心的，只有这样才能让球队前后场配合起来，真正实现双核的能力。

可是后防线的核心在哪里呢？

一些好听的女孩名字范例-偶见mark之

雅静（优雅文静） 
梦洁（一个梦幻般的女孩，心地善良，纯洁） 
梦璐（如梦幻般的女孩，璐，谐音露，露字为日月结合的灵之美.智慧且不夸张） 
惠茜（贤惠，茜只是名字好听） 
漫妮（生活浪漫，妮是对女孩的称呼，没什么意义） 
语嫣 (嫣：美好鲜艳 ) 
桑榆（出自唐?王勃《滕王阁序》：“北海虽赊，扶摇可接；东隅已逝，桑榆非晚。”） 
倩雪（即前雪，也就是雪天出生的可爱公主啦） 
香怡（香气怡人） 
灵芸（在古代，有一个叫薛灵芸的少女，长得容华绝世，貌赛貂禅，他被当时的皇帝曹丕看中，欲召她进宫做宠妃，愿您的女儿也象她一样美丽，双手灵巧） 
倩雪（即前雪，也就是雪天出生的可爱公主啦） 
玉珍（象玉一般美丽，珍珠一样令人喜爱） 
茹雪（茹，谐音如；全名意思是想雪一般纯洁，善良） 
正梅（为人正直，能承受各种打击） 
美琳（美丽，善良，活泼） 
欢馨（快乐，与家人生活得非常温馨） 
优璇（优，各个方面都很优秀；璇，像美玉一样美丽，受人欢迎） 
雨嘉（雨，纯洁；嘉，优秀） 
娅楠（娅，谐音雅，文雅；楠只是名字好听） 
明美（明白事理，长得标志美丽，有着花容月貌） 
可馨（一个美丽的可人儿。能与家人生活得非常温馨） 
惠茜（贤惠，茜只是名字好听） 
漫妮（生活浪漫，妮是对女孩的称呼，没什么意义） 
香茹（香，死后留香百世，茹，没什么大意义） 
月婵（比貂禅还漂亮美丽，比月光还温柔） 
嫦曦（像嫦娥一样有着绝世美丽容貌，像晨曦一样朝气蓬勃，有精神） 
静香（文静，象明朝时期的香妃一样美丽，文雅，贞烈） 
梦洁（一个梦幻般的女孩，心地善良，纯洁） 
凌薇（气势、朝气都凌人，薇，祝她将来成为一代名人） 
美莲（美丽如莲花一样，还有出淤泥而不染的高尚品质） 
雅静（优雅文静） 
雪丽（美丽如雪） 
依娜（有伊人风采，娜一般指姑娘美丽，婀娜多姿嘛） 
雅芙（文雅，如出水芙蓉一般） 
雨婷（温柔，聪明，漂亮） 
怡香（香气怡人） 
珺瑶 珺：美玉 瑶：美玉 
梦瑶 瑶：美玉 
婉婷（婉寓意“和顺、温和”“婷“寓意“美好”） 
睿婕 （意思是聪明的女孩） 
雅琳（ 以“雅”入名，寓意“超脱、优雅”） 
静琪（安静又乖巧的女孩） 
彦妮 彦：古时候指有才学有德行的人 妮：指女孩子 
馨蕊 馨：香气 
静宸 宸：古代君王的代称 
雪慧 冰雪聪慧 
淑颖 贤淑，聪颖 
乐姗 姗：女子走路时婀娜的样子 
玥怡 怡：心旷神怡 
芸熙 熙：光明 
钰彤 钰：美玉 彤：红色 
璟雯 璟：玉的光彩 雯：色彩斑斓的云，多用于人名 
天瑜 瑜：美玉 
婧琪 婧：女子有才 琪：美玉 
梦瑶 瑶：美玉 
静宸 宸：古代君王的代称 
诗琪 (诗情画意;美玉) 
美萱 萱：一种忘忧的草 
雪雁 (在雪花中飞舞的飞雁) 
煜婷 (照耀;亭亭玉立) 
笑怡 怡：心旷神怡 
优璇（优，各个方面都很优秀；璇，像美玉一样美丽，受人欢迎） 
雨嘉（雨，纯洁；嘉，优秀） 
娅楠（娅，谐音雅，文雅；楠只是名字好听） 
雨婷（温柔，聪明，漂亮） 
玥婷 玥：古代传说中的一种神珠 婷：美好 
芸萱 萱：一种忘忧的草 
馨彤 馨：香气 彤：红色 
沛玲（精神充沛，小巧玲珑） 
语嫣 (嫣：美好鲜艳 ) 
凌菲 (菲：草木的香气很浓 ) 
羽馨 (羽缎;温馨) 
靖瑶 (靖：平安 瑶：美玉 ) 
瑾萱 (瑾：美玉 萱：传说中一种忘忧的草 ) 
漫妮（生活浪漫，妮是对女孩的称呼，没什么意义） 
灵芸（在古代，有一个叫薛灵芸的少女，长得容华绝世，貌赛貂禅，他被当时的皇帝曹丕看中，欲召她进宫做宠妃，愿您的女儿也象她一样美丽，双手灵巧） 
欣妍（开心愉快，妍是美丽） 
玉珍（象玉一般美丽，珍珠一样令人喜爱） 
茹雪（茹，谐音如；全名意思是想雪一般纯洁，善良） 
正梅（为人正直，能承受各种打击） 
美琳（美丽，善良，活泼） 
欢馨（快乐，与家人生活得非常温馨） 
优璇（优，各个方面都很优秀；璇，像美玉一样美丽，受人欢迎） 
雨嘉（雨，纯洁；嘉，优秀） 
娅楠（娅，谐音雅，文雅；楠只是名字好听） 
明美（明白事理，长得标志美丽，有着花容月貌） 
可馨（与家人生活得非常温馨） 
惠茜（贤惠，茜只是名字好听） 
漫妮（生活浪漫，妮是对女孩的称呼，没什么意义） 
香茹（香，死后留香百世，茹，没什么大意义） 
月婵（比貂禅还漂亮美丽，比月光还温柔） 
嫦曦（像嫦娥一样有着绝世美丽容貌，像晨曦一样朝气蓬勃，有精神） 
静香（文静，象明朝时期的香妃一样美丽，文雅，贞烈） 
梦洁（一个梦幻般的女孩，心地善良，纯洁） 
凌薇（气势、朝气都凌人，薇，祝她将来成为一代名人） 
美莲（美丽如莲花一样，还有出淤泥而不染的高尚品质） 
雅静（优雅文静） 
雪丽（美丽如雪） 
韵寒（即蕴涵） 
莉姿（具有公主或王后的一切风度与姿色） 
梦璐（如梦幻般的女孩，璐，谐音露，露字为日月结合的灵之美.智慧且不夸张） 
沛玲（精神充沛，小巧玲珑） 
欣妍（开心愉快，妍是美丽） 
曼玉（曼妙身材，婷婷玉立） 
歆瑶( 歆：心悦，欢愉 瑶：美玉 ) 
凌菲 (菲：草木的香气很浓 ) 
靖瑶 (靖：平安 瑶：美玉 ) 
瑾萱 (瑾：美玉 萱：传说中一种忘忧的草 ) 
佑怡( 怡：好心情 ) 
婳祎 (婳：形容女子娴静美好 祎：形容事物美好 ) 
檀雅 (檀：植物 雅：正规 ) 
若翾 (翾：飞翔 ) 
熙雯 (熙：光明 雯：成花纹的云彩) 
诗茵（诗：寓意文雅、浪漫） 
静璇 （聪明文静） 
婕珍 （意思是聪明的女孩） 
沐卉 (卉：草的总称 沐：如雨般湿润 ) 
琪涵（有美玉一般内涵的女孩） 
佳琦 （琦，是玉的意思，佳琦意思是犹如上好美玉一样白璧无暇！） 
雪丽（美丽如雪） 
依娜（有伊人风采，娜一般指姑娘美丽，婀娜多姿嘛） 
雅芙（文雅，如出水芙蓉一般） 
雨婷（温柔，聪明，漂亮） 
怡香（香气怡人） 
韵寒（即蕴涵） 
莉姿（具有公主或王后的一切风度与姿色） 
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