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Ramsey delighted by the impact Arsenal's summer signings have had
The Wales captain has praised the chemistry in the Gunners line-up and claimed it is the reason for their excellent turnaround in form
26 Nov 2011 11:20:00
By Jay Jaffa
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Welsh midfielder Aaron Ramsey believes this could be the best Arsenal team he has played in for some time as the Gunners look to extend their purple patch of form which has reached 11 wins in 13 games.
Arsene Wenger added eight new players to his first team squad over the summer and Ramsey feels that after being given time to blend, the squad has renewed confidence after a difficult start to the season.
Ramsey told Arsenal.com: “I just think the players that have come in this summer [have made the difference].
“Obviously it takes a bit of time to get used to each other and I think that's been the case. We're finally gelling as a team and I think that's a big factor in it.
“I think it’s been the strongest chemistry for a while. Everybody's getting on and you can see the confidence in the group.
“We just hope to continue this run we're on at the moment. We have some players in great form and as a team I think we're doing very well.”
Robin Van Persie will have the nation's eyes on him on Saturday as he looks to add to his remarkable tally of 31 Premier League goals in 29 games in 2011 for Arsenal.
This season alone, Van Persie has scored 13 league goals – the same number as all of Fulham's players put together.
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Arsene Wenger added eight new players to his first team squad over the summer and Ramsey feels that after being given time to blend, the squad has renewed confidence after a difficult start to the season.
Ramsey told Arsenal.com: “I just think the players that have come in this summer [have made the difference].
“Obviously it takes a bit of time to get used to each other and I think that's been the case. We're finally gelling as a team and I think that's a big factor in it.
“I think it’s been the strongest chemistry for a while. Everybody's getting on and you can see the confidence in the group.
“We just hope to continue this run we're on at the moment. We have some players in great form and as a team I think we're doing very well.”
Robin Van Persie will have the nation's eyes on him on Saturday as he looks to add to his remarkable tally of 31 Premier League goals in 29 games in 2011 for Arsenal.
This season alone, Van Persie has scored 13 league goals – the same number as all of Fulham's players put together.
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