Quote from: BitcoinHunt3r on June 22, 2025, 04:19:25 PM

Quote from: KTChampions on June 22, 2025, 04:02:27 PM

I wonder if Arsenal don't win anything again next season, will Arteta be under threat? But against the backdrop of many other young coaches who have come in and produced results in their first season, his achievements already look questionable. If you were the club's management, it would be logical to assume that the obstacle could be not only in the players but also in the coach.

Winning the title is obviously the main target of every club it's just that we know that competition in the Premier League is not easy so in my opinion even if Arsenal don't win any titles next season then there will be other things to consider for example Arsenal achievements in the Champions League or their achievements in the standings, as long as Arsenal is still in the top 3 it will be fine.

This season Arsenal's goal record is very low compared to the previous 2 seasons so I think Arsenal should focus on finding new players in the attacking line while competitors have moved faster such as Manchester City, Liverpool and other teams. I wonder why Arsenal are hunting for defenders even though this season Arsenal still holds the record as the team with the best defense in the EPL Undecided

It seems to me that the time when "being consistently in the top 3" was considered a success has already passed, everyone wants more. Arteta set the bar (constant progress) and now, one way or another, at least some title is needed to "embody" the club's progress over the past seasons. Yes, the shareholders are probably happy with the financial results, but for Arsenal to develop as a brand (which is again in their interests) they need titles.
Ferguson said that attack wins games and defence wins titles... maybe they are right about that

But of course an improvement in attack would be very useful for Arsenal, they were losing too many points against the underdogs.