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Tuesday, June 30, 2009

Rosicky following training plan during holidays ready for the League’s opening day


By 1970’s Gooner

We all know the difficult year and a half that poor Tomas had to endure before he could begin proper training again.

As he revealed at the end of the season, Arsene Wenger took the decision to rest him rather than play him in the last few games even if he was considered fit enough.

It appears that Wenger’s action was obviously beneficial to Tomas as he is taking advantage of all this extra time to get even more fit and ready for the opening day of the new season.

This he revealed in an interview given to a Czech paper “Sport.cz”.

“I am implementing a training plan, which I brought from London. It is mainly concerned with strengthening my physical condition. But to be home with family and friends, is beautiful”

He reiterated once more that his knee is now back to normal without any problems.

“Everything is good, the knee holds. I feel really great and I look forward to the opening day of Arsenal’s season”

Tomas revealed that the doctors had suspected that the tendon was not entirely in order and may have needed to take radical action in a second operation.

“When they opened the leg in Germany they found that the tendon was not damaged after all, but had scars around it. They had to clean it up. Now everything is in order”

Now he is well again and doing all this fitness training. But only when he plays in a game will he know that he is back to normal.

“Training is important, but cannot replace the experience of a game. I need a real test to know in what state I actually am”

This can not be predicted or estimated, therefore I am full of expectations. There is no fear, but uncertainty”.

All Gooners should not be surprised to see Tomas back in action very soon probably in the pre season friendlies.

And what a fantastic addition to Arsene Wenger’s armoury this will be.

Tomas Rosicky will be like a new signing….


Arsenal’s in and outs (so far)

In
Tomas Rosicky
Eduardo
Thomas Vermaelen

Out
Amaury Bischoff


14 comments:

Anonymous said...

this made my day.

nice one son.

nice to have our number 7 back.

vanchi said...

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Fooqi said...

Rosicky was supposed to be "THE" midfielder before he got injured. He was definately world class and pundits defined him to become one of the best midfielders in the world. I think he will make a huge impact to Arsenal because class is permanent whereas form is not.

gerard1 said...

Oh, that's a great scoop....well done. I can't wait to see that LIttle Mozart back in action. Strongly feel we need to hold onto Gallas for at least one more season, though.

Anyway, keep up the good work!

Anonymous said...

This is great news. Not only is Tomas Rosicky a truly world class player, but he also has the 'experience' tht we've been crying out for and missed last season. His return will also see competition for places which is a good thing. It will be interesting now to see where wenger really intends on using him on the pitch!

Tony said...

yep, i hope he is back soon. he is brilliant. i have his name on my home jersey. i like the sound of that stuttgart defender wenger is supposedly interested in. but we've a short team so i'd like to see him go for a 6'3" or 6'4" defender. and melo. i haven't given up on adebayor yet. i think he can get better and be a 30 goal season striker. anyone who can score a goal like that one against villareal has got talent. can't for next season already

Anonymous said...

I love Thomas as a player and as a person and I so hope everything works out fine for Thomas this season,
it will be a big boost for us if we can get a full season out of Thomas,
i wish him all the best with his fitness, and hope he can come back and have a big impact.

Anonymous said...

As i said last year this time, Ill be happy if either Rosicky or Eduardo come back. Both is too much to hope for. if both come back we need to sign no one for midfield or up front.

King_Kolo said...

yay I'm so glad he's doing so much better and I can't wait to see him in pre-season.

Mary said...

He sounds a bit down, tbh. It makes me anxious to read his quotes over the last 6 months. I think this has been very, very hard on him and he's still not out of the woods yet. Get him on some anti-depressants, or maybe that's just his eastern european worldliness coming through. Either way I really hope he gets himself back to the top of his game for his sake.

Anonymous said...

i always rate rosicky very highly. when he still play in germany, i wished wenger would noticed and sign him. i'm glad he come to arsenal but very sad when he out for so long. now we can see him in action again and im soo looking forward to it. when people blamed gallas for our meltdown in 07/08 season, i believe if rosicky stay fit for the whole season, we would have won premier league. rosicky, hleb and fabregas was the best attacking trio in premier league.

vajara said...

This 's a good news and easily to fit is goes the beach and enjoys with this scenes for a couple of weeks.

mjc said...

Rosicky, Arshavin, Fabregas, Eduardo, Van Persie, Nasri.... That really matches any team in the world for creative talent. Plus Adebayor, Bendtner, Walcott, Vela, Wilshere, Diaby, JET....

Anonymous said...

awesome..come back soon rosicky. i can't wait to see him play for us again. so we have.. almunia,
eboue/sagna, gallas, vermaelen/toure, clichy,
walcott/nasri, fabregas, alonso/cana, rosicky,
arshavin, eduardo.

and with van persie, song, denilson, ramsey, fabianski, gibbs, wilshere on the bench..

perfect!!