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DB10 rolled back the years as he produced a virtuoso performance in the 7-0 'show them who's the daddy' hammering of northern scallies and hub cap nicking Everton. The (main) Man of the Match showed just why we need to keep him for another 12 months as he was instrumental in the opening three goals.

Lord van Persie, Bobby Pires and Le Boss Vieira all benefited from the vision of the great Dutchman with The Arsenal going in three goals to the good at half time. Most Gooners would of thought The Arsenal would take their foot of the gas, but how wrong we were. The Arsenal started from where they left off and produced a goal as regular as clock work. The finely tuned Ferrari that is Arsenal had the right surface to produce the goods, everything clicked and how.

For the second half Everton must of thought it wasn't going to be their day as off came Lord van Persie to be replaced by none other than Thierry Henry. Big Tel looked fit and fully recovered from his recent injury and tormented (ok took the p!ss) out of the Everton defence, with constant acts of showboating and trickery. As the clock ticked down for the last game of the season at Highbury the goals came flooding in, Pires, then a Edu Penalty courtesy of the trickery of King Henry. Then came the goal everybody wanted DB10's - which was a combination of determination and sublime bit of skill. Then to wrap up the party even Mathieu Flamini got in on the act by scoring his first Arsenal goal - good work Gooner.

Oh we should mention Sol came back for the rested Kolo Touré looked good and picked up a yellow card into the bargain, good work Gooner.

Everybody came away from Highbury drunk on the atmosphere (and the rest) of a very special night. Well all except David 'Eyebrows' Moyes who we're sure secretly was waxing lyrical about how outstand ing The Arsenal performance was even though he said he was "embarrassed" about the mauling.

Question is, has DB10 earned himself another 12 months, we'll find out soon.

Just for the record the 7-0 spanking of the northern scallies was the biggest Arsenal win under Saint Wenger and the biggest in the clubs Premiership history oh and lastly the biggest Premiership win this season - which is nice!

Will he, wont he?

Saint Wenger after the 7-0 hammering of fourth placed (yep, fourth placed) Uefa Champions League qualifiers Everton said that he has made his mind up over the future of DB10's contract.

Saint Wenger after the match said: "Yes - I've made my decision. I'm under big pressure tonight but he's done extremely well. We'll sit down before the end of the season - but I feel it will come out at the end of the season.

"You have to be special to play at 36 at this level and he's super special."

"He had a hand in the first three goals and created a few other chances - you don't meet a Dennis Bergkamp on a corner of every street."

The wily manager however wouldn't let the cat out of the bag and all will be revealed at the end of the season.

However DB10 wants to stay and so do the fans

The fans more than want him to stay as his name was sung around Highbury and chanting 'one more year' and DB10 after the record 7-0 thrashing of Everton admitted: "It was quite special. It was difficult not to get emotional as it was quite something for them to all be cheering my name and shouting 'one more year'.

The Dutch master added "They obviously feel there is another year left in me, so that's great as it shows they're really behind me. I've made up my mind already but this only made it clearer to me and has taken any doubts away."

You're not wrong DB10, we're not going to have a knee jerk reaction to last night's solo performance by the great man. He might not be a 15 goal a season player, however with the things he brings to games Saint Wenger HAS to keep him for another 12 months. Hopefully if DB10 gets a showing for the last game of the season at midland giants Birmingham he will underline that fact, which would be nice.

Ciao Edu - He's off

He came, he scored, he cried. Edu we thank you for the five years worth of service for The Arsenal cause. Good luck with whoever. We must admit Edu looked very emotional even before he took the penalty against Everton in the 7-0 spanking. and walking round for the 'lap of honour' the amount of tears the Brazilian was producing he could of swam round. It's nice to see emotion like that, remember The Arsenal fans loved you.

Bon jour Tel - He's staying

Freshly back from his five game absence and looking up for it, Thierry has said he will be going nowhere during the summer sales, that's it. He mentions the likes of Barca, Real and Milan in an interview but basically is teasing them by saying as a kid he dreamt about them but he wont be going to any of those places. As we know Barca have made him their top priority in the summer sales and you can rest assured they will make a failed attempt to land the young hot shot.

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Bayern Munchkin chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge insists Willy Sagnol is going nowhere after the French defender said he was shaping up for a move to the Premiership... Saint Wenger has denied ex-Lyon Manager Paul Le Guen will be coming to join him and eventually take over at Highbury... can't believe we got away without using the line 'seventh heaven', 7-up' and all those other awful puns on the 7-0 drubbing of Everton - which is nice... Arsenal have been linked with a £5million move for striker Markus Rosenberg. The boy who isn't angling for a move (much) had this to say "I want to go to a club where I know I can develop as a player." who is described as a deep-lying striker in the Dennis Bergkamp mould... that's it Keep it locked, more news at 11.