Two Sixth-Graders are Drifting Home
A Japanese anime movie that brings survival, adventure, and friendship to the big screen.
Arsenal: Season Review 2009-2010
Once again Arsenal pushed all the way for major honours, while playing some of the most dynamic and thrilling football in the country. All the signs are positive for this ever improving group of players who have shown character and commitment all season long. Emirates Stadium has witnessed some breathtaking action with the likes of Robin van Persie, Andrey Arshavin and Samir Nasri dazzling and delighting in equal measure. Then there's the captain, Cesc Fabregas, who has led from the front weighing in with 19 goals, while at the back the rock from Belgium, Thomas Vermaelen has added strength and steel to the Arsenal back line.
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Once again Arsenal pushed all the way for major honours, while playing some of the most dynamic and thrilling football in the country. All the signs are positive for this ever improving group of players who have shown character and commitment all season long. Emirates Stadium has witnessed some breathtaking action with the likes of Robin van Persie, Andrey Arshavin and Samir Nasri dazzling and delighting in equal measure. Then there's the captain, Cesc Fabregas, who has led from the front weighing in with 19 goals, while at the back the rock from Belgium, Thomas Vermaelen has added strength and steel to the Arsenal back line.
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