Tony Adams

Sky Sports, 5 August 2002 - "Tony Adams is preparing to bring down the curtain on a glorious career after Gunners boss Arsene Wenger confirmed the former England captain was no longer an Arsenal player. The Highbury legend, who enjoyed his second Arsenal testimonial against Celtic at the end of last season after 18 years and over 650 games for the club, is thought to be considering a new career path after a life in football. Adams has been linked with a number of managerial posts over the summer but Wenger believes the 35-year-old will take some time away from the game before deciding where his future lies. "Wenger confirmed: "Tony is no longer ...

Oh how this is going to shock you all, you see although I am an avid follower of Grimsby Town Football Club as well as constantly willing Manchester United onto winning the Premiership and many over titles, the Player whose career I´ve constantly followed doesn´t play for either of these clubs, in fact its widely regarded that he plays for one of Manchester Uniteds biggest rivals - Arsenal, so who am I talking about?, who else but Tony Adams. I remember well when I first started playing football, I was tall for my age and was always thrown in goal or defence, thing is I never had the desire to play in goal and was a tad slow to be a full-back - so it was ...

He is a really good player and he plays for a good team that are currently in the premiership. He has got a left leg and a right leg and so he is able to use both his right foot and his left foot when he plays football. He must know what he is doing because if he didn’t, he wouldn’t be playing football. He can also use his head, which is something not many people can say because if they use their head, it hurts them and they start crying and it becomes a disadvantage to them in the match. I think this player will have a good season and I hope he scores a lot of goals because he is probably in my dream team. ...