 but I didn't get anybody injured!' Arteta knows all about intense training sessions, having been a top player himself. The Spaniard spent 12 years in the Premier League playing for Everton and Arsenal. He scored 35 goals in 209 games for the Toffees. And Arteta followed that up with 16 strikes in 150 appearances for Arsenal. He will now be hoping to lead the Gunners to victory over his former side today. And a win will see Arsenal move joint-second with Liverpool and Tottenham. ARSENAL TRANSFER NEWS LIVE: Stay up to date with all the latest transfer news and rumours from the Emirates){kind=link}
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MIKEL ARTETA laid Arsenal’s injury crisis bare.
That’s by admitting he was forced to join in training sessions this week.
The Gunners take on Everton today looking to keep pace with early leaders Man City.
Arsenal are still buzzing from their 3-1 win over Manchester United at the start of the month.