Arsenal - A Budding Generation

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This is the first story in which I intend to carry on with, as it's with the team I support so I have the passion to carry on the save for at least a couple of seasons. I hope I can develop my writing skills as well as I progress through this story!

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Arsenal Legend Takes Charge

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Yesterday brought the end of a legend, today brought the return of another. Stan Kroenke has today proven his ambition with the club by appointing such a young manager, aswell as his eagerness for the next season by appointing a new manager in under 24 hour since Arsene Wenger left his role as head coach. The new manager is of course Dutch and Arsenal legend Dennis Bergkamp. Today's breaking news broke after the following statement was posted on the Arsenal website, only to be removed and reposted in the hours prior to the appointment to everyone's confusion;
" We are today delighted to welcome Arsenal legend Dennis Bergkamp back to the club, back to where he truly belongs, back to his second home. We are extremely impressed by the passion showed from Dennis, who immediately showed an interest in taking the job, and our thanks also go to his legal representatives who completed the negotiations in a quick and reasonable manner.
The following information is for our younger members of our fan base who may not have experienced the work of the magician himself and contains the information of the new man in charge at the Emirates.
Name: Dennis Bergkamp
DOB: 10 May 1969 (Age 44)
Place of Birth: Amsterdam, Netherlands
Playing Position: Second Striker
Appearances for Arsenal: 315
Goals for Arsenal: 87
We also wish to assure those who are worried, that Dennis is receiving the best possible therapy available in Europe, and can confirm that he will be able to conquer his fear of aeroplanes and travel with the club on our overseas expeditions.

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"Youngster joins the Bergkamp Revolution"

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Botafogo wonderkid has today joined Arsenal for a sum believed to be around the 10 million pounds mark, following previous stories that manager Bergkamp was in the market for a young center back.
Doria becomes Dennis Bergkamp's second signing in just 4 days as he looks to, "Bolster the teams firepower"and in particular recruit the wonderkid of the next generation into the Arsenal line up. The young Brazilian joins the London giant after spending his youth at Brazilian side Botafogo, making a total of 50 appearances during his time at the side. Although many of you may be sceptical about Arsenals latest signing, Doria seems to be a bargain when you consider he has already made his first international debut while still being at the ripe age of 19. This means with 51 professional caps to his name, including 1 internationally, Doria will reach the peak of his career in near to a decades time, leaving us only to dream about how good he could possibly get.
Doria will be joining up with other new signing Robert Lewandowski as well as the rest of the squad in a few days as Arsenal FC begin their pre-season, and as Dennis Bergkamp begins his managerial career.

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Pre Season Results

Before the Swindon match I sat in the dressing room with butterflies, far more nervous than the majority of the players if I'm honest with you. I didn't want to become a laughing stock, and more importantly I didn't want to ruin what my good friend Arsene had been working on for the majority of the last 17 years. To make matters worse I knew I could ruin it in under a season, by taking the side I love more than anything In the world, to a mediocre Premier League side. Unfortunately for Tottenham fans, I didn't plan on letting that happening, not when I was in charge. So this is how I did: I was glad to get these away games over and done with to be honest, especially the Swindon game. Although the fixture against Servette brought a disappointing result, we did well enough in the other three to prove that this was a fluke result. All we needed to do now was to focus on the Emirates cup and my first fixture in charge at the Emirates.
I don't need to say anything about these two results, the scores speak for themselves. "There's only one Dennis Bergkamp" the croud sung to my delight. The nerves were gone. I couldn't wait to walk out as Arsenal manager on the first day of the Barclays Premier League season 2013/2014.