Thierry Henry Here To Help

Arsene Wenger believes Thierry Henry could give Arsenal the same short-term boost provided by Sol Campbell when he returned to the club for a 2nd spell in 2010 and the Arsenal manager has confirmed Henry to the club's all-time record scorer, will sign for the Gunners on a two-month loan deal if insurance agreements can be agreed with current club the New York Red Bulls.

And he hopes the deal will prove as successful as Campbell's 11-match stint two years ago when he filled a defensive void to the Wenger said: "Sol was fantastic when he came back in Sol is like Thierry and the once they are committed you know you can rely on them.

They have i remember when we went to Tottenham, Sol was absolutely amazing for a guy who, 3 weeks before, you wondered if this guy can still play in Premier League and he had such a capacity to fight and they have that pride to we have to continuity of the special link to our former players in the Wenger warned Arsenal fans not to a expect the Henry of 10 years ago and he decided after one training session to ask the 34-year-old to rejoin the club in wenger said, You do not find players on the planet of this quality who are available for two months.

A You can never take away from people what they have done, that will remain forever Nobody expects him to be what he was 10 years ago to he is here to help out, not to suddenly be the leader, the main player in the squad. He and I are conscious that he is 34 years old, but he has not lost his class or his brain in Wenger wants Henry, who is available until the MLS season restarts in March, to fill the void which will be left when Marouane Chamakh and Gervinho leave for the African Nations Cup next month.

Arsenal Manager Arsene Wenger Insists Jack Wilshere Ruled Out For England And Wilshere Has A 'Hotspot' On A Bone In His Ankle.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger insists Jack Wilshere has 'no chance' of the playing in England's European Championship matches against Bulgaria and Wales and Wilshere suffered a setback in a training on Monday during his recovery from ankle injury that was initially expected to a rule him out of the one week but now looks certain to a sideline him for a minimum of a 6.

The midfielder's absence would be a big blow to England manager Fabio Capello, who is already without Steven Gerrard for the crucial Euro 2012 qualifiers with Bulgaria on second September and Wales 4 days later of a more bad news for beleaguered Arsenal boss Wenger who said, "No chance he will be fit for england and it is not ideal for us on the day we sell (Samir) Nasri.

Wenger claims Wilshere's problems dated back to England's qualifier against Switzerland in June and the 19-year-old was thought to have recovered over of a summer but he limped off after just 7 minutes of the Gunners Emirates Cup match with New York Red Bulls in July and the club doctors predicted a week's absence of the injury turned out to be a more serious and he was forced to use the protective boot and he is now wearing again.