Ah the interlull.... What a paradox you are. You're a welcome sight for an Arsenal team in need of a breather to prepare for the last desperate assault on the title but we also hate that you exist. The international break is a blessing and a worry for Arsenal. A lot of our squad get time to recuperate but sadly it's players like Flamini would get time off to refresh ahead of the next match which he'll undoubtedly play after we lose an important player to an injury in a pointless friendly.

In his weekly pre-match presss conference today Wenger once more claimed to have been watching a lethal player before he earned his big move. This week it was the turn of Romelu Lukaku who Wenger says chose Chelsea over Arsenal.

For a small island nation, Britain has had a lot of influence in the world but none so felt as the introduction of Britain's favourite pastime - Football. Association Football is the world's biggest sport and is still growing in popularity in ever corner of the world. Despite the history of invention and an ongoing position of influence in the game British football failed to have a single player in the FIFA World XI in 2015 and no representatives from the top league either. Why does the home of football consistently fail to produce players that not only garner international acclaim but also can advance a British national team to a trophy? Is it because of the large amounts of foreign imports playing in every division, especially the Premier League? It is grassroots coaching or are the national and club managers to blame?