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" Arsenal play Coca Cola Division One side Wolverhampton Wanderers in the fourth round of the FA Cup. Well, its Wenger v Hoddle today. Who will come out on top?? Arsenal are in good form at the moment, without being overly impressive, and they come into this game on the back of a 1-0 home win over Newcastle, which saw them climb back upto second place. They had a hard fought 2-1 win over Stoke City in Round Three. Wolverhampton have made good progress under Glenn Hoddle, losing only one match in nine games. They are difficult to beat, and have won their last three matches, including good wins over Millwall and West Ham. They beat Millwall 2-0 in the last round, and will be boosted ny the great form of striker Kenny Miller, who has scored 12 goals this season.

This is going to be a difficult game for Arsenal. They havent really been playing at their best recently, beating Newcastle 1-0 but also losing to lowly Bolton. They also struggled to overcome Stoke City in the last round. This is a banana skin tie for Arsenal, as Wolves have nothing to lose, and they will be confident coming into this game. With only one loss in nine, the team started to pick up a winning mentality, and have both strikers Cort and Miller in good form. I still expect Arsenal to win, but the Wanderers are going to take time to break down. Due to this, Im going for a a halftime/fulltime result of draw/home win @ 7/2 with Coral [£10 Free Bet]. Wolves will cause problems due to their recent good form and I'm expecting the Champions to be a little nervy against their lesser opponents - Wolves can hold Arsenal to a draw at half time. I expect however, for the Premiership quality to come through in the end, and the Gunners should eventually break down their Midland rivals and secure a tight win. " Hibbert seemed to have had the last game off for crossing practice, seemed much better going forward until he got injured.
Ferrari & Yobo looked excellent, with these two and Kroldrup to come, hopefully Davey Weir can become the new left back in the dressing room. Valente looked to be settling in better as well. Cahill looked very lively, Kilbane mediocre, better last night but still not any where near his best, VdM must help when he's fit.Neville looked very good and he should be the captain, has the experience and the right attitude.
Spud, well impressed with him out on the right, almost Beckhamesque even if the final ball wasn't quite of the same standard.
Big Dunc, played very well especially the first half but I thought it was worth noting that the goal came from a propper cross not just a hoof up the pitch. He's not the future and his stupidity should have had us down to 10 men. again. Jimmy Mac, thought he had another decent game, worries defenders Beattie, still no real sign of any ability ! tried as best he could, but running around, getting stuck in and encouraging the crowd are all things I can do but it doesn't make me a £6m striker. mm's tales of his discontent seem to be reflecting on the pitch, nothing he tries seems to come off and he doesn't seem to be bothered to run himself into the ground like he did last year.

Shame we couldn't have got a second in the first half, lots of hands on head moments but it was not to be. Disappointing attendance, given I didn't go to either of the away games I feel a little guilty saying this but were was everybody ? 28,000 season ticket holders could have bought tickets for £20 quid ? Those that were there created a good atmosphere I thought, but a full house and a second goal first half and it could have been very interesting.

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