Quote from: Weawant on Today at 09:59:05 AM

Usually the fun and interesting part of a league or tournament is when top teams happens to be rivals and are in a fierce battle for the trophy, at that point the league becomes very intriguing coupled with the anticipation and suspense it comes with because almost no one is certain about what the next event in the league would be so they literally just get glued to eh game and keep their eyes in the game till they probably get to see the end who finally gets to win the trophy and that was the typical Case between Manchester city and Arsenal last season.

One thing I can be very certain about at this time is in the fact that Arsenal would be more experienced currently than they have been before now and so if they get such opportunity at the trophy again they are very likely to make the best out of it and not letting bit slip off their hands just like as it has happened twice convectively. Arterta is still very much determined to be the champions of england some day and I'm optimistic in the fact that it's very achievable with him if he's diligently consistent with their form and style of play this season, à little improvement too will help a whole lot.

Arsenal, despite all the efforts of Arteta, still remains a team that has not won a single trophy under his leadership. I don’t know if it makes sense to talk about a better experience if they stop one step before winning. In my opinion, this happened during the times when Manchester United dominated, Arsenal tried to compete with them, but in most cases they lost to the team from Manchester. It’s even difficult for me to say what Arteta did wrong this season, what Arsenal lacked to win.