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Vieira voices fears over Arsenal captain Gallas (ESPN Soccernet.com)
Former Arsenal captain Patrick Vieira fears the consequences if Arsene Wenger takes the armband away from William Gallas.

VIEIRA FEARS GALLAS SNUB (Sporting Life)
Former Arsenal captain Patrick Vieira fears the consequences if Arsene Wenger takes the armband away from William Gallas. Gallas's leadership was questioned this season as Arsenal's campaign fell away, leading to suggestions boss Wenger could change his skipper.

Vieira Fears Gallas Snub (Sporting Life via Yahoo! UK & Ireland Sport)
Patrick Vieira fears the consequences if William Gallas is replaced as Arsenal's captain.

Vieira: Gallas hurt by criticism over captaincy (Aresenal-Mania)
Midfielder Patrick Vieira has said that captain and defender William Gallas has been hurt by the criticism aimed at his brief captaincy at Arsenal.

Vieira fears for Arsenal captain Gallas (Tribalfootball.com)
Patrick Vieira fears that William Gallas may suffer psychologically if he is relieved of the captain's armband at Arsenal. The former Chelsea defender was handed the role this season in the wake of Thierry Henry's departure for Barcelona last summer.

Wenger has to splash the cash to keep up with Manchester United and Chelsea, insists Arsenal legend Vieira (Daily Mail)
Midfielder Patrick Vieira believes Arsenal risk falling further behind Manchester United and Chelsea next season unless they spend big on transfers and contracts this summer.

Arsenal must dig deep to keep Hleb and co, says Vieira (Guardian Unlimited)
Patrick Vieira has warned his former boss that Alexander Hleb's departure could precipitate others

Gunners skipper could crack claims Arsenal legend (Wanstead and Woodford Guardian)
ARSENAL legend Patrick Vieira believes it could break William Gallas may suffer psychologically if he is relieved of the captain's armband at Arsenal.

Patrick Vieira warns Arsenal over player wages (Daily Telegraph)
Former Arsenal captain says the Arsenal side need to make better offers to their playing staff.

GIGGS the GREAT (The Electric New Paper)
RYAN Giggs picks up the ball after a stray pass from Patrick Vieira and embarks on a slaloming run of which a downhill skier would have been proud. Four or five defenders, if you count Lee Dixon twice, are left in his wake and then comes the coup de grace.