Zhuge Liang said:
But, I think at that time most of our vital players are already 100% fit from injury like Giovanni Van Bronckhorst and Ashley Cole.
Gio is actuallt out until Christmas with his injury, however there is good news about Ashley Cole's Injury;
Arsenal received a boost for their double challenge yesterday when it was revealed that Ashley Cole's knee injury is not as bad as first feared.
The left-back underwent a scan and the results showed there is no damage to his medial knee ligaments, meaning it is therefore not considered to be a recurrence of his previous injury. Although Cole will miss this weekend's game against Tottenham, the club revealed his injury is judged to be "short-term" and he should be fit for the rest of their league and FA Cup run-in, as well as England's World Cup campaign.
Cole was substituted after just 28 minutes of Arsenal's 3-0 victory at Charlton on Monday, which took the Gunners to the top of the table with a game in hand on their two main rivals, Liverpool and Manchester United.
There is still one potential cloud on the horizon for the Gunners. Patrick Vieira picked up his ninth yellow card of the season against Charlton, putting him one more caution away from a two-game ban.
The Football Association grants an effective amnesty after 14 April but Vieira must escape a booking in the two games before then to prevent any automatic suspension coming into effect two weeks later.
So ashley will be back very soon and if Vieira goes the next two matches without a booking then we will have him for the rest of the season as well.
There has also been some very significant news from the Deportivo Vs Man U game. Man U won 2-0, however Roy Keane injured his hamstring, and is out for at least a month and at the end of the match Tristan did a horrible tackle on Beckham, and Beckham was carried off and substituted straight away, it looked really bad and that could see Beckham out for a long time.
So Man U now have Veron, Keane and Beckham all injured, and Scholes is suspended for the next European game.