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Fabregas admits Arsenal's home truths
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19 July 2007
Arsenal dropped 15 points at home in their first campaign since moving from Highbury, and the 20-year-old admitted: "It was a difficult season last time. It was a big move and very important for the club - but now we are all used to it.
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"We are playing the same football we have for the four years I have been here, so we have no excuses."
Arsenal conclude their two-match tour of Austria against Salzburg next Wednesday before hosting the Emirates Cup on 28/29 July, and boss Arsene Wenger hinted fans will get to see the club's new signings including defender Bacary Sagna and striker Eduardo da Silva.
He said: "It will be the first time our new signings play at Emirates Stadium for Arsenal, and the sides we field will be very strong."
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