Tomas Rosicky Rumors & News

Fulham vs. ArsenalSaturday 20 April 2013Kickoff: 10:00am ETLocation: Craven College, LondonForm: FUL WWLDL | ARS WWWWDTV Coverage: ESPN2 Here are the lineups: Fulham: Schwarzer; Manolev, Senderos, Hangeland, Richardson; Enoh, Sidwell; Ruiz, Emanuelson, Kacaniklic; Berbatov. Subs: Etheridge, Riise, Hughes, Karagounis, Frei, Rodallega, Petric. Arsenal: Szczesny, Sagna, Mertesacker, Koscielny, Monreal, Arteta, Ramsey, Rosicky, Cazorla, Walcott, Giroud. Subs: Mannone, Vermaelen, Gibbs, Wilshere, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Gervinho, Podolski. So: Tomas Rosicky's back in the side. Nacho Monreal ...

Arsene Wenger has given an injury update ahead of Arsenal's match versus Norwich on Saturday, and like most Arsenal injury updates, there's some good news and bad news. On the negative side, Tomas Rosicky will likely not be repeating his two-goal heroics, as he is a 'major doubt' because of 'hamstring irritation'. At this point, Rosicky's hamstrings are probably made out of real, actual ham, like the kind of you get with prosciutto. Anyone who has prosciutto knows that it can be really easy to break off a small piece, so the fact that Rosicky's hamstrings are irritated is no big surpri...

Arsenal midfielder Tomas Rosicky faces a fitness test on his hamstring and is rated as 50/50 for tomorrow's Barclays Premier League game against Norwich.

In a match otherwise ugly enough that even Per Mertesacker decided to get sent off early rather than sit through the whole thing, there was one really good thing. Person. Whatever. Anyway, Tomas Rosicky hasn't started much this season, and that has been a point of some concern for at least a few of us, as he's a really solid player who brings a lot to the table. His omission has been puzzling, and it's even more so when you see him play like he did Saturday. As Arsene Wenger put it: "He's such an important player who turns the game forward, brings movement into the game, makes the...

Midfielder warns Arsenal's top-four rivals that they have turned season around as they bid for Champions League spot.

0 - 1 Tomas Rosicky 20'0 - 2 Tomas Rosicky 50'1 - 2 James Morrison PK 72' Arsenal were not at their best today at the Hawthorns, a scrappy West Brom side making life difficult by pressing and pressing. Despite the lack of total fluency at times from Arsenal, they had moments, and Tomas Rosicky scored twice, sandwiching what should have been an Aaron Ramsey goal. A late West Brom penalty was not enough to overcome the deficit, although it was nerve-wracking for the last twenty minutes. West Brom started the action on the front foot, but Arsenal settled down eventually. The first really ...

“Tottenham Hotspur, we’re coming for you.” That was the chant from the Arsenal supporters at the final whistle yesterday and who could blame them their bullishness?

Tomas Rosicky's double earns 10-man Arsenal their sixth win in the past seven Premier League games.