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Wenger Rules Carlos Vela Out For Chelsea Battle On Sunday

Arsenal Manager Arsene Wenger has totally ruled out that young Mexican forward Carlos Vela will be able to return into the Arsenal Squad for Sunday’s crucial battle with Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.
Wenger told Arsenal TV Online: “Diaby is not yet back in normal training. “He progresses very well but we will still have to wait until Saturday. He is a maybe. Campbell is back in squad, Eduardo is already ruled out.
“We still have Carlos Vela out too. Apart from that [there are no more changes from last Sunday]. Theo is back and available. Diaby is the question mark we have. All the others are longer term injuries.”
The 20 years old is still missing out on fitness, because of his little knee injury which could force him out for another 2 weeks. Wenger is now very short in the offensive area, as he has to handle injuries of Robin van Persie, Eduardo as well as Carlos Vela.
It is definately a shame for Carlos that he does not get the chance to be involved in big matches like the Manchester United one last Sunday, as well as the now upcoming Chelsea clash on Sunday at Stamford Bridge. The chance that he will get back for the Liverpool match is rated by 20/80% !
It is a very crucial battle for the Gunners at Stamford Bridge after they were beaten by Manchester United last weekend at their home ground.
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Transfer Deadline: Newcastle Utd. wants Carlos Vela on loan

With the transfer clock ticking down, Newcastle Boss Chris Hughton wants to add firepower to his Championship side, so that they can head back into the Barclays Premier league.
Several English Sources are claiming that he has three names on his wish list, which include Hull City striker Daniel Cousin, Arsenal’s Carlos Vela as well as Everton forward David Vaughan.
To be honest it looks not really serious that Arsenal Manager will allow the young Mexican to go out on loan with the current circumstances in the the Arsenal squad. The Arsenal Manager has to deal with a lot of injury problems and is not keen to add anybody in the last hours of this years winter transfer window. Even though the 20 years old cannot be happy with the playing time which he gets from Arsenal at the moment and could be a interesting factor for the tyneside.
But aslong the transfer deadline is not reached, there will be always rumors coming through, that is the interesting fact of a trade deadline day. The transfer market will close at 5pm uk time.
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Arsenal’s Vela Picks Up Knee Injury

Gunners winger Carlos Vela will be not in the 18-man Squad for Arsenal’s crucial Premiership encounter with Manchester United today at Emirates Stadium.
The Mexican has been forced out, because of a little knee problem which he suffered in the tough battle against Stoke City at the Britannia Stadium last Sunday.
The Arsenal Manager has left the young Mexican already out of the Squad on Wednesday, which was really a surprise for a lot of supporters and fans , but now we know all the reason, it is all down to a knee injury which is counted a typical day to day setback.
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Carlos Vela Not In The Squad For Trip To Villa Park/New Website Layout On CVN

Arsenal Manager Arsene Wenger has decided to left the 20 years old Mexican Carlos Vela out of the the 18-man Gunners Squad for tonights Premier League clash with Aston Villa at Villa Park. The reason behind this decision will be definately Vela’s 90 minutes in the FA Cup on Sunday afternoon against Stoke City. Wenger knows that it was for Carlos a very physical match, where he could learn step by step for his arsenal career.
In other news, we delighted to inform you that Carlos Vela News have a new Web Layout. I hope that all the readers and followers of the blog will be glad with the change and we hope to go into a bright next year with all of you!! In this case, all over at Carlos Vela News are wanted to say thank you to all the Arsenal and Vela Fans around the world for the support.
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Carlos Vela Struggles As Arsenal Crashed Out Of The FA Cup

Mexican winger Carlos Vela has struggled a lot against Stoke City, as the Potters were able to romp the Gunners by 3:1 at the Britannia Stadium on Sunday afternoon. It was definately a dissapointing afternoon for the young 20 years old as he tried a lot, but nothing should work for the forward on this day. Arsenal Manager Arsene Wenger has decided to give the young Mexican a 90 minutes run out, so that he could continue on his physical learning process, as well as it was good for his development in English football.
We have provide you for the first time with a live coverage on our Twitter page, but we could not write really impressive actions of the Mexican, because there was nothing.
The positive things on Vela’s performance was definately that he wanted always the ball, he had a lot of ball contacts, but he failed to produce something, as he mishitted several crosses and passes. The match was very physical and you could see once again that Vela is still missing out on strenght and power, as well as he showed that he is lacking confidence at the moment.
Furthermore Vela had two good actions as he missed out with a left footer, but of course it was a very tough angle. The other chance came as he picked up the ball into the box but Stoke defender Higgingbotham was able to stretch his leg to tackle the ball fairly away from Vela.
Carlos wants to bounce back when the Gunners heading to Villa Park for a Barclays Premiership matchup with Martin O’ Neills Aston Villa side on Wednesday evening.
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Follow The Second Half Coverage on Carlos Vela News Twitter
We are glad to inform you that you can follow all the latest updates and live coverage of the 4th Round FA Cup performance of Carlos Vela now on the Carlos Vela News Twitter page. This is a service which we provide for the first time for all the fans around the world and it will be a consistent part in the future.
So far Vela has not found his game as he missed out on several crosses as well as his confidence is not there at the moment, but that can change when the Gunnersl can raise their game speed a bit, because then the Mexican can be a key player for the Gunners. Even though he has much more ball contacts as for example Theo Walcott, who looks really scared.
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Mexican Vela To Start For Gunners In FA Cup Battle With Stoke

20 years old Mexican Carlos Vela will be in the starting line-up for Arsene Wenger’s Arsenal side, when the Gunners heading to the Britannia Stadium for a battle with Stoke City in the 4th Round of this years FA Cup on Sunday afternoon.
Vela will probably start on the left hand side or maybe in the central forward position, but it is up to the Arsenal Manager which team he picks to shut down a motivated Stoke City side.
Carlos has featured in the 3rd Round FA Cup clash at Upton Park, as a young Gunners side could sink West Ham United, thanks to Vela’s two remarkable assists, as he picked up Aaron Ramsey in the box as well as he delivered a fantastic cross into the the box for Eduardo and the Croatian was able to find the net with a great header into the top corner.
The Arsenal Manager is poised to nominate again a very young side, but he want to pick a side which is able to find a way into the next round.
Kickoff at the Britannia Stadium will be tomorrow at 1.30pm local time.
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Mexican FA Director Nestor De La Torre Wants Arsenal’s Vela Earlier For World Cup Preparation

The Director of the Mexican FA (FMF) Nestor de la Torre has admitted towards the Mexican press that he wants to hold talks with Arsenal Football Club about Carlos Vela’s situation there, as well as he wants to enter talks with the Arsenal Manager on the possible availability to get the young Mexican before the regular Premiership campaign ends for the Gunners.
With the young Mexican mostly sitting on the bench in the Barclays Premiership, de la Torre wants to discuss especially with the club the amount of playing time which the 20 years old get so far, as well as that there is maybe a opportunity to grab Carlos Vela for a earlier flight back to Mexico before the regular Premiership season ends, so that the young man can have a fine preparation for the upcoming FIFA World Cup in South Africa with his fellow teammates.
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Carlos Vela Gets 10 Minutes In Bolton Week

20 years old Mexican Carlos Vela got 10 minutes of football, as his club Arsenal could shut down Premier League side Bolton Wanderers two times in four days.
In the away clash at the Reebok Stadium on last Sunday, Arsenal Manager Arsene Wenger sent Carlos on after 82 minutes, so that he had a short run out with two good actions, as he got the ball on the right hand side to force a run through the middle, as well as he turned inside from the left flank to fire a left footer from the 18 yard box, but the ball was cleared by Bolton’s defense.
Then in the home match at Emirates Stadium on Wednesday, Vela got two minutes, as he was brought on for Tomas Rosicky, but that was enough to show a little bit of glimpses, as Eduardo Da Silva played a through ball to the young Mexican, but Vela failed with his effort just a foot wide into the side of the net.
Next up for the Mexican is a away trip to the Britannia Stadium, when the Gunners take on Stoke City on Sunday. Hopefully Carlos will get there some more minutes from Mr. Wenger.
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FIFA Expects Carlos Vela To Shine In The World Cup

The football organisation FIFA (International Federation of Association Football) has named on their official Website Arsenal hotshot Carlos Vela as one of the promising talents to have a chance to win the “Best Young Player Award” for the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2010 in South Africa.
The 20 years old Mexican went through the CONCACAF Qualification group with his native Mexico and is now close to feature in his first competitive World Cup tournament with El-Tri.
Vela was named alongside some very promising talents, including Atletico Madrid striker Sergio Aguero, Ghana international Dominic Adiyiah, Italian talent Davide Santon, Spanish hotshot Juan Mata, Brazilian striker Alexandre Pato as well as Japanese talent Shinji Kagawa.
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