Craig Eastmond has been appointed Arsenal Reserves captain for the remainder of the season, after preceding Luke Ayling who has joinedYeovil on loan today.

The 19-year-old defensive midfielder – who recently signed a new long-term contract extension with the Gunners in January – will start his role as captain tonight against Wolves.

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Arsenal defender Sol Campbell is completely focused on the Gunners upcoming matches in the Premier League — and vows to keep fighting for the title until the last game.

The 35-year-old centre half – who gave away a penalty at Hull on Saturday – expects a tough run-in during the coming months, but also remains adamant that the league is still wide open.

“We kept fighting and got the win in the end, and we do not care as long as the win comes,” Campbell told Arsenal TV Online.

“It is never easy, you have to win and earn your rights, you have to play good football – nobody is just going to give you three points in this league, no chance.

“We just have to keep focused, picking up the wins and stay in there.”

Staying with Campbell, he has agreed to end a £1.5m court case against Portsmouth until they have enough money to pay the former England international.

Crisis club Pompey owe Campbell £1.67m plus £50,000 in interest payments, which includes unpaid wages and image rights.

A compromise was agreed earlier today.

On-loan Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere shone in a terrific display for Bolton against West Ham this afternoon — and was rewarded with a classy goal.

The 18-year-old scored through a clever scissor kick finish with just 16 minutes on the clock at Upton Park.

Our good friends over at Young Guns have updates on all of the Arsenal loanees. Click here to check out their progress.

Wilshere’s goal v West Ham:

Arsene Wenger has rotated his side once more for the visit of Burnley, with injuries and suspensions claiming Sol Campbell and Alexandre Song from last weekends win over Sunderland.

Denilson returns from injury to replace Song, while Mikael Silvestre is in for Campbell. Andrey Arshavin and Abou Diaby return from knocks but are only fit enough for places on the bench, while Samir Nasri and Tomas Rosicky form an exciting left sided partnership. In form Nicklas Bendtner leads the line.

Almunia
Eboue – Vermaelen – Silvestre – Clichy
Fabregas (c) – Denilson – Nasri
Walcott – Bendtner – Rosicky

Subs: Fabianski, Sagna, Traore, Eastmond, Diaby, Arshavin, Eduardo.

A banner of Aaron Ramsey is set to be displayed at the Emirates Stadium this Saturday during Arsenal’s Premier League match against Burnley.

The 19-year-old was on the receiving end of a horrific challenge from Stoke City’s Ryan Shawcross on Saturday evening, with the Welshman sustaining fractures to the tibia and fibula in his right leg.

Banner no.1 – bought by REDaction – are accepting donations, large or small to help pay for it. They will get Aaron Ramsey to sign it, and when he is playing football again they will give it away to one of the people that contributed towards it. Think of it as a raffle, for a good cause, with a great prize.

If you’re interested in making a donation towards the banner, click here to visit REDaction’s official website.

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A banner of Aaron Ramsey is set to be displayed at the Emirates Stadium this Saturday during Arsenal’s Premier League match against Burnley.

The 19-year-old was on the receiving end of a horrific challenge from Stoke City’s Ryan Shawcross on Saturday evening, with the Welshman sustaining fractures to the tibia and fibula in his right leg.

Gunners supporters group REDaction have ordered an 18ft by 15ft banner which should be in place for the weekend’s league game. The design idea originated from popular Arsenal forum ‘The Online Gooner’.

To help pay for it, they are accepting donations, large or small. They will get Aaron Ramsey to sign it, and when he is playing football again they will give it away to one of the people that contributed towards it. Think of it as a raffle, for a good cause, with a great prize.

If you’re interested in making a donation towards the banner, click here to visit REDaction’s official website.