Quote from: legendbtc on March 23, 2024, 10:25:18 PM

Last year, Arsenal came very close to winning the title but couldn't win the title. I was very sad for them. I know what it's like to be so close to success and then fail. Perhaps last season was a valuable lesson for Arsenal. They are overcoming that weakness. The whole team had an unbelievable performance. This is what Arsenal wants to show. Arsenal was patient and trained hard. Arsenal has one of the youngest squads in Europe at the moment; they have many players with good speed, such as Bukayo Saka, Gabriel Martinelli, Takehiro Tomiyasu, and Leandro Trossard. The health of youth and the experience of falling will help them compete at their best for this stage. The important thing right now is that Mikel Arteta must limit as much as possible so that his students do not get injured at this stage.

They both players and management must have learnt from the failures they had last season and they have also brought in players to fill up some of these loopholes seen from last season.
One thing that affected them was depth, they lacked it and they suffered when they shouldn't have. Also players like Thomas Partey and Dak got Injured when they needed them the most. But it feels good to see that they have a back up for Thomas Partey just if he gets Injured.

Declan Rice has been solid rock for Arsenal and has seen a consistent run of games. Having good knowledge of the Premier League Competition, he adapted to Arsenal speedily and quick. I was wondering why his name was omitted from your list of youngins, because he had been the engine room for them.

You know what comes after failure? Great Success. There'll be no success without failure, I love the journey they're embarking on. They're painting the season with a beautiful canvas. I'm hell fond of Manchester United but Arsenal deserves lifting the Premier League Competition at the end of the season.