If England are training at Arsenal's training ground, which they are, where are our boys training? Bad enough that a selected few players get involved in uneccessary friendlies, but surely we should draw the line at having our training ground hijacked by Svens men. Or is this a Wenger trade off, "you can use our jumpers as goalposts provided you don't pick our players".
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England training at Arsenal?
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Soler
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I bet London Colney has more than one pitch 
KingReyes
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Maybe there is a schedule of some sort?
For example. England in the mornings and Arsenal in the afternoon maybe??
For example. England in the mornings and Arsenal in the afternoon maybe??
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thierrys_girl
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Mad Jens said:I bet London Colney has more than one pitch
yeah it does have more then one pitch
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Soler
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They could always just borrow some from Sp**s
Adam
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Personally, i welcome it. It makes top players envious of our club - and the more they realise Arsenal are superior, the better.
Of couse, we have seen almost every top club visit our training facilities and try to emulate Arsène and his techniques in every manner. That is the only annoyance.
We will have to put up with this when we have a true footballing messiah in our ranks.
Of couse, we have seen almost every top club visit our training facilities and try to emulate Arsène and his techniques in every manner. That is the only annoyance.
We will have to put up with this when we have a true footballing messiah in our ranks.
Iron Monkey
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if i'm not wrong, this is not the first times England squad train at arsenal ground
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It's not the first time England have trained at London Colney.
Visitors are only allowed access to specific areas of the ground anyway. Anywhere else, like the staff rooms, require security clearance.
Beckham once said that London Colney is indeed one of the best training centres he has been to, with a swimming pool that allows for adjustable depth, a clean room for when you finish training on the pitch, a top class restaurant and a high tech gym, amongst others.
The depth of the swimming pool can be adjusted for players who are nursing injuries, like a strained thigh muscle, for example. Running in the water strengthens the leg muscles.
When players finish training on the pitch, they enter a "clean room". Arsène is very particular about the cleanliness of the interior areas, and in the clean room players are washed down, given robes and flip flops. Now clean of any dirt and mud, only then can they proceed back into London Colney.
It really is amazing.
Visitors are only allowed access to specific areas of the ground anyway. Anywhere else, like the staff rooms, require security clearance.
Beckham once said that London Colney is indeed one of the best training centres he has been to, with a swimming pool that allows for adjustable depth, a clean room for when you finish training on the pitch, a top class restaurant and a high tech gym, amongst others.
The depth of the swimming pool can be adjusted for players who are nursing injuries, like a strained thigh muscle, for example. Running in the water strengthens the leg muscles.
When players finish training on the pitch, they enter a "clean room". Arsène is very particular about the cleanliness of the interior areas, and in the clean room players are washed down, given robes and flip flops. Now clean of any dirt and mud, only then can they proceed back into London Colney.
It really is amazing.
