International Break can this help Arsenal to finally Win?

In the words of Barack Obama ‘Yes We Can’ and in the words of De Andrade ‘Yes we will’ 

So this is a boring time for us Gunners that only see us in action again on the 2nd of April against Blackburn, but it is an important time for us in this break the Gunners need to pull themselves together, find inspiration (the bloody title) and leadership. Fabregas is a great player, but we need an out and out leader. In this time it is crucial that Song, Fab and Theo come back from injury and that no more are injured in this accursed international break. Arsenal I believe with players as Vp, Nasri, Theo, Song, Arshavin, and Jack can take us to the title…players like Almunia, Rosicky and Denilson cannot. I do feel sorry for Almunia, but really I’m sorry it’s time to move on.

So Gunners have got to keep the faith a little longer before we light the torches and gather the pitch forks we can do it and I have faith we will 
But, hey I’m not Biased 

A look below at our players on International duty…..

Samir Nasri, Gael Clichy and Bacary Sagna
Luxembourg v France, March 25
France v Croatia, March 29

Aaron Ramsey
Wales v England, March 26
Wales v Scotland, March 29

Robin van Persie
Hungary v Netherlands, March 25
Netherlands v Hungary, March 29

Tomas Rosicky
Spain v Czech Republic, March 25
Czech Republic v Liechtenstein, March 29

Nicklas Bendtner
Norway v Denmark, March 26
Slovakia v Denmark, March 29

Andrey Arshavin
Armenia v Russia, March 26
Qatar v Russia, March 29

Jack Wilshere
Wales v England, March 26
England v Ghana, March 29

Henri Lansbury and Kieran Gibbs
Denmark U21 v England U21, March 24
England U21 v Iceland U21, March 28

Marouane Chamakh
Algeria v Morocco, March 27
Morocco v Botswana, March 30

Emmanuel Eboue
Ivory Coast v Benin, March 26

Carlos Vela
Mexico v Paraguay, March 26
Mexico v Venezuela, March 29