What can you say about him? He is 60 days older than me and has;
1 European Championship winners medal,
1 Champions League runners up medal,
1 FA Cup winners medal,
2 Arsenal.com player of the season awards,
3 PFA awards, good ones, Young player of the year etc.

To prove to the success of the lad we shall compare him to no one other than myself;
1 Yetholm Primary School 7 A Side winners medal. (a competition where I made a boy 3 years my senior cry by sliding in the back of him, Keown would have been proud considering I didn’t even get booked!).

I think you may have realised that Cesc is pretty special. I have got some statistics, I love statistics, I love the Churchill quote regarding statistics “there are lies, damned lies and statistics” but I think these speak for themselves;
- 17 assists last season, the most in the League. Almost a ¼ of all Arsenal assists
- 25.5 minutes per chance created, least in the League.
- 81% pass success rate, with the most passes in the League.
I think these prove a point. I also think that these are beginning to become a bit too dominant for us. Cesc is amazing but is he too good? The games against FC 20 and Fulham showed that we are pushing on for being a one man team. If we lose him for a few months will be able to cope? I don't think we can, the only way is if Nasri can share the responsibility with Cesc for being a playmaker.

Fabregas is also massively influential on the pitch, not only as a role model for the youth players but also on the pitch for the likes of Denilson, I rate this young Brazilian but his performance against the Neutral Standers (Fulham, they have a section of their stand for neutral fans cos they can’t fill the ground!) was one of the worst I have seen in the Red and White of Kings. However, what a difference Fab makes, against Newcastle he looked so much calmer and relaxed and had a pretty good game. This I imagine is because of the care teams have to take in marking the wee legend.

Recently I managed to acquire Sky TV, I saw the last 10 minutes of the Fabregas show, it was awful, it was dumbed down so much and I was hoping it would show the real Fabregas but instead it was some sort of Soccer AM waste of my time. Football players get such a bad press and to be honest there are a lot of pretty ropey ones about (there seem to be loads down the 7 Sis road), I am sick of trying to defend these morons to rugby fans. I have always regarded Jonny Wilkinson to be the perfect role model for kids until I discovered some of the things Fabregas has done; his charity work – often overlooked by the tabloid rats, the time he spends signing autographs and stuff like that but most importantly he spends a lot of his time of the training pitch studying for his school exams. This may not sound like much but I think it is admirable.

My question is when was the last time he had a bad game? Oh and does he have a kid Brother Arsene can buy?