Bendtner drives off with no tax disc on windscreen.

You would think anybody spending £95,000 on a car would have valid tax disc on the windscreen. And maybe even splash out on some decent gear to wear to work and back.
But Nicklas Bendtner has never been one to play by the rules.
The Arsenal striker - he's started one game this season and made three brief substitute appearances - looked a bit scruffy as he made his way to training on Friday.

In good Nick? Bendtner made his way to Arsenal training on Friday ahead of the weekend clash with Palace

Men and motors: Bendtner drove off in his flashy Mercedes... without a tax disc (below)

Grey shorts and a hoodie was the look for the Denmark international, who is in the Gunners' provisional squad for the short trip to face Crystal Palace on Saturday lunchtime.
It's probably for the best if Bendtner gets a lift to Selhursts Park though as a close look at his motor reveals the empty space where his disc should be. It didn't stop him driving home.
Meanwhile, manager Arsene Wenger is not overly concerned by Jack Wilshere's troublesome ankle, but will keep a close eye on the fitness of the England midfielder.

On the mend: Jack Wilshere is facing a race to be fit for Arsenal's clash with Crystal Palace

Wilshere will be assessed ahead of the Palace clash after being substituted during the second half of the midweek Champions League defeat to Borussia Dortmund.
The 21-year-old had caused some concern when he pulled up after jarring his ankle when running through on goal in the first half.
Wenger, though, believes with careful management, Wilshere can maintain his fitness following a frustrating spell on the sidelines which scuppered his hopes of playing at both Euro 2012 and the London Olympics.
'No it is not a major problem, but as I told you before the season started I will have to monitor him until he is completely through that period with any doubts and that is what I tried to do,' the Arsenal manager said.