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Five Arsenal players who left and came back By Jonny Bray Arsenal fans have enjoyed some memorable players over the years and, despite what you may think, it isn't that rare to see one or two of them return for a second spell in North London. Some of those returns have made lasting impacts on the club – and are still spoken about fondly now. But others haven't gone so well and have ended up damaging the player’s legacy at the club. So, it's time to take a look at five Arsenal players who left and came back. Thierry Henry Thierry Henry's return to Arsenal was one of the best things about the 2011/12 season. After training with Arsenal during the MLS off-season, the French icon re-signed for the club on a two-month loan deal on 6 January 2012. Henry made seven appearances, scoring two goals and lifting the spirits of Gunners fans around the world. His goal on his return against Leeds United in the FA Cup was an incredible moment, matched by the calmness of the Frenchmen...

Arsenal's five most underrated players since The Invincibles By James Reid It has been almost 20 years since the famous invincibles team swept everything before them to claim Arsenal’s 13 th  and most recent league title.  It was an iconic team packed full of some of the very best to wear an Arsenal shirt.  Since then, we have seen a wide range of players don the famous red and white, from some of the very best all the way to the very worst.      We took a look at some of those players who flew under the radar and didn’t get as much love as they should have done during their time in North London.  Alexander Hleb  Anyone that moves on from the Emirates to Barcelona is surely a top player, but Hleb was an underrated figure on the wing during his time at the Gunners.  The Belarussian arrived from Stuttgart in 2005 and became a key member of the side that reached the 2006 Champions League final in Paris.  Hard-working and technically gifted,...