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Arsenal Football Club have released 17 players off their books:
The notables who won''t be at Arsenal next season include Sylvain Wiltord, Nwankwo Kanu, Martin Keown, Rami Shaaban and our good friend Igors Stepanovs. Also of interest is the release of Czech starklet Michal Papadopulos, who was only brought to the club a year ago.
The full list of released players:
Professionals
Alex Bailey
Stephen Bradley
Liam Chilvers
Craig Holloway
Nwankwo Kanu
Martin Keown
Nicky Nicolau
Michal Papadopulos
Paulinho
Ashley Probets
Rami Shaaban
Igors Stepanovs
Sylvain Wiltord
Scholars
Sam Kanu
Dean McDonald
Dorian Small
Hassan Sulaiman

Arsenal Football Club have released 17 players off their books:
The notables who won''t be at Arsenal next season include Sylvain Wiltord, Nwankwo Kanu, Martin Keown, Rami Shaaban and our good friend Igors Stepanovs. Also of interest is the release of Czech starklet Michal Papadopulos, who was only brought to the club a year ago.
The full list of released players:
Professionals
Alex Bailey
Stephen Bradley
Liam Chilvers
Craig Holloway
Nwankwo Kanu
Martin Keown
Nicky Nicolau
Michal Papadopulos
Paulinho
Ashley Probets
Rami Shaaban
Igors Stepanovs
Sylvain Wiltord
Scholars
Sam Kanu
Dean McDonald
Dorian Small
Hassan Sulaiman

Green To Arsenal?[/size=4]
By Ricky Bilverstone
Date: 15/6/2004
Reports in today''s Daily Mirror suggest that Premiership champions Arsenal are on the verge of signing Canaries keeper Robert Green.
Its no secret that Wenger has been interested in the young shot-stopper for some time and sees him as a certainty to go on and play for England so who better to replace the unpredictable Jens Lehmann?
Ê4m figure has been suggested by the paper who also indicated that it could rise depending on how well Green and Arsenal do in the future.
City already have a ready made replacement in the form of Scotland''s number one, and Ê4m is a lot to anyone in this day and age but especially Norwich - and it looks as though the deal is almost there after David Bentley joined on loan for a season as part of the package.

ai biỏt thông tin thêm vỏằ Green thơ up lên nhâ !

Green To Arsenal?[/size=4]
By Ricky Bilverstone
Date: 15/6/2004
Reports in today''s Daily Mirror suggest that Premiership champions Arsenal are on the verge of signing Canaries keeper Robert Green.
Its no secret that Wenger has been interested in the young shot-stopper for some time and sees him as a certainty to go on and play for England so who better to replace the unpredictable Jens Lehmann?
Ê4m figure has been suggested by the paper who also indicated that it could rise depending on how well Green and Arsenal do in the future.
City already have a ready made replacement in the form of Scotland''s number one, and Ê4m is a lot to anyone in this day and age but especially Norwich - and it looks as though the deal is almost there after David Bentley joined on loan for a season as part of the package.

ai biỏt thông tin thêm vỏằ Green thơ up lên nhâ !

Curbs keeps cool on Kanu
10:59am 15th June 2004
Alan Curbishley has played down talk of former Arsenal striker Kanu joining Charlton.
The Nigerian has been released by the Premiership champions and there had been suggestions he could make the short trip across the capital to join the Addicks.
However, Curbishley claims he is not interested - although he has revealed he has signed two new players whose identities will not be revealed until they officially move to The Valley on July 1.
Kanu available
"Kanu''s available and we all know a lot about him but there''s nothing in that at the moment," the Charlton boss told the club''s website, www.cafc.co.uk.
"But we''ve been linked with lots of players and that''s the way it is at the moment.
"I want to bring another two to three players in for sure. We know who they are, it''s just a question of trying to get it done before the window closes.
"We''ve signed three players already, one you know about - the Danish number two goalkeeper Stephan Andersen - and we''ve signed two others that can''t be announced until July 1.
"There aren''t too many clubs with substantial funds to spend in the transfer market so we''re in a good position.
"It''s very quiet at the moment, but once Euro 2004 is out of the way I think it will pick up."

Curbs keeps cool on Kanu
10:59am 15th June 2004
Alan Curbishley has played down talk of former Arsenal striker Kanu joining Charlton.
The Nigerian has been released by the Premiership champions and there had been suggestions he could make the short trip across the capital to join the Addicks.
However, Curbishley claims he is not interested - although he has revealed he has signed two new players whose identities will not be revealed until they officially move to The Valley on July 1.
Kanu available
"Kanu''s available and we all know a lot about him but there''s nothing in that at the moment," the Charlton boss told the club''s website, www.cafc.co.uk.
"But we''ve been linked with lots of players and that''s the way it is at the moment.
"I want to bring another two to three players in for sure. We know who they are, it''s just a question of trying to get it done before the window closes.
"We''ve signed three players already, one you know about - the Danish number two goalkeeper Stephan Andersen - and we''ve signed two others that can''t be announced until July 1.
"There aren''t too many clubs with substantial funds to spend in the transfer market so we''re in a good position.
"It''s very quiet at the moment, but once Euro 2004 is out of the way I think it will pick up."