Cesc Fabregas Craving For A Return To Arsena

Arsenal fans will definitely go crazy at
the recent comments by one of their
former skippers. It is not as if he said
anything against the North-London
side but the grief in their hearts over
his move to Chelsea still looms.
Cesc Fabregas served at Arsenal for
eight years before making a return
to his childhood club. The
midfielder has never hidden his
love for Arsenal anywhere he finds
himself. We heard him say on
many occasions that he still loves
Arsenal and would like to return
there one day but when it looked as
if his dreams were about to be
accomplished, he was dealt a
heavy. How?
During the last summer transfers,
he was to leave Barcelona to any
club which pleases him and at that
time wanted Arsene Wenger to re-
sign him but the Frenchman gave
no attention to his advances,
Having no other option he decided
to join a club which he had
previously vowed never to play for.
This move to a rival club was taken
by many fans as a betrayal. They
think he should not have embarked
on such a deal even if he had no
choice.
Now that he is the heart of the
Chelsea midfield, making things
happen at Stamford Bridge, it
seems Fab’s passion for Arsenal is
still as fresh as it was some years
ago. He is still longing to be part of
the club once again.
“Arsenal is in my heart and always
will be.” , he said in an interview
on the Chelsea official website.
“It’s a club that is always going to
be there and will always open its
doors to me. The club’s like a
family so even if it wasn’t as a
coach, I’m sure they’d give me the
chance to play a role. Sol
[Campbell] is there now. Arsenal
help a lot with the formation of
coaches. [Dennis] Bergkamp also
went there two, three times a week
when he was doing his coaching
badges. In that sense it’s a lovely
club and there might be the chance
to do something with them.”
Many Arsenal supporters would
want him to shut his mouth and
stop claiming he loves a club he left
at a time when they mostly needed
him. Fair enough I think the guy
deserves some respect at least. He
left Arsenal does not mean he hates
them. Did Thierry Henry not leave?
Man cannot remain at one point all
through his lifetime and that was
why he had to move ahead.
Let us show him love and wish him
well.

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