Morning all.

January has been awful for high profile deaths hasn’t it and yet again this morning, Cancer has taken one of Britain’s most favourites, Sir Terry Wogan..

RIP big man, you’ll be dreadfully missed…

I didn’t see the game yesterday and only caught the highlights on Match of The Day which to be fair, didn’t go on for very long.

Three goals scored, two of which were pretty special, the other was down to shoddy defending by a few Arsenal players.

Elneny made his debut and by all accounts did pretty well considering it was his first in a new country and against a tough Championship side in Burnley.

Francis Coquelin also returned, albeit looking a bit rusty but that’s only to be expected after being out injured for so long. Alexis though, looked like he’d never been away, he really is a special special player and his winning strike was stunning. So many times in football, chances like his are blazed over the bar and into the crowd. If that was good, Chambers strike was perhaps sweeter and as Jermaine Jenas said on MOTD, had Henry or Bergkamp finished in such a fashion, the football world would be raving about the goal. The ex Tottenham man said he could watch Chamber’s goal time and time again as it was so good.

Another boost yesterday was seeing Tomas Rosicky back in an Arsenal kit and on the pitch. Great to see him return and I think he’s got a part to play between now and the end of the season, despite getting on a bit these days. lol

Theo Walcott has been on the end of a bit of stick again and his miss at the end of the game will hardly help his cause. He only had to beat the keeper and the goal would have been gaping but his footwork let him down. Bad from Walcott or smartΒ goal keeping?

Anyway, the most important thing from yesterday is that we won, that’s all what matters on FA Cup day because as we know, lower league clubs often cause an upset which is why everyone loves the competition. That didn’t happen to us thank goodness so we are in the draw for the next round which takes place this evening.

Fingers crossed we get another home draw…

The transfer window closes tomorrow night at 11pm which doesn’t leave a lot of time for Arsenal to sign anyone else but that doesn’t stop the rumours. In what has been a relatively quiet month for all clubs, not just ours, the next 48 hours could see a few late deals go through. Arsene Wenger said he was going to be busy but that again seems to be looking like a big fat fib with just one player signed so far.

Apparently he’s got Β£70m burning a hole in his pocket but will he spend any of it?

Let’s hope so but somehow, I doubt it…

Marcelo Brozovic is the latest linked to us, as isΒ Seydou Doumbia. Exciting isn’t it, especially as reports in Italy suggest Arsenal have made enquires about the latter.

Have a good Sunday guys and gals….