ONE AARON RAMSEY

Arsenal supporters group REDaction are planning to unveil a special Aaron Ramsey banner at the Burnley game at Emirates Stadium on Saturday.

It measures 18 feet by 15 feet and pays tribute to the Welsh midfielder who suffered a double leg fracture at Stoke last Saturday.

The banner says simply: 'One Aaron Ramsey' and features a picture of the 19-year-old.

To find out more and make a contribution to the cost of the banner, click here.

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TELECOM ITALIA, FASTWEB E L'INDAGINE BOMBA

L’indagine che ha investito Telecom Italia attrraverso la sua controllata Sparkle e Fastweb ha avuto l’effetto di una bomba dirompente. Su di essa, dopo giorni di riflessione ho maturato un pensiero strutturato. Diverso da quello che si limita all’indignazione. Molto diverso. Non so quanti saranno d’accordo con me, ma questo blog è per discutere apertamente. Si colpisce duramente il concorrente dell’incumbent, rispetto alle attenzioni riservate a quest’ultimo. Si azzera l’agenda che era sul tavolo d amesi. Si aiuta il manager di TI rispetto alle richieste dei suoi soci, e alla mancanza di strategia che sin qui ha contraddistinto la sua gestione. Voi direte: nulla di ciò deve interessare ai magistrati. Siete sicuri, che nulla di ciò interessi davvero? Io no. Proprio no.

I dati di fatto che constavano al sottoscritto per il dossier Telefonica-Telecom Italia (d’ora in poi TI) erano i seguenti, fino a metà febbraio.

BATTERE IL BURNLEY PER AARON

By Nick Teale

Emmanuel Eboue has vowed that any Arsenal victory over Burnley on Saturday will be dedicated to Aaron Ramsey.

The defender says he was very disappointed about the injury sustained by his Welsh team-mate, but is determined that the Gunners will collect another three points this weekend in honour of Ramsey.

The midfielder's season came to an end on Saturday when he fractured his tibia and fibula during Arsenal's 3-1 win at Stoke City. And Eboue, who was in action for Ivory Coast at QPR's Loftus Road on Wednesday, admitted that the Arsenal squad will play out the season with their stricken team-mate in mind.

"After the [Stoke] game we didn't see Aaron because he went straight to the hospital," Eboue told Arsenal.com. "I am so, so disappointed about what happened. Sometimes in football these things happen but we want to play always for him.

"Burnley is a very difficult game for us, we know that. But we will try our best to win it for Aaron Ramsey.

"The result against Stoke was good for us and we will try our best to give everything on the pitch when we play."

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