Gurgen
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We're not in the rebuilding phase at all. We've challenged for the title this season, just won't win it probably.
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Arsenal v Liverpool - Saturday April 5, 12.45pm EPL
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qs
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Gurgen said:
And a year earlier than we expected too. This sin't a team in transition any more, theres a great base of players there now, all we needs a bit of strengthening and a bit of luck and we'll win the league again.
JazzG
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Exactly, this season was all about closing the gap and next season was about pushing for the title, maybe we have over achieved or maybe we have progressed a lot quicker than expected?
It would of been a miracle to go from 20 points behind in two seasons in a row to winning it.
It would of been a miracle to go from 20 points behind in two seasons in a row to winning it.
qs
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Theres a few positions need signings and theres a few players who need to step it up but I see no reason we can't challenge for the title again next year.
asajoseph
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I think that's exactly it.
We obviously don't need miracles to win the league next season. Last year, we saw what Utd did and lots of people guffawed when it was suggested that we'd even finish above Sp**s, but this year we know that our platform is so much higher.
There's plenty for Arsène to do: making a few smart signings, making sure the likes of Diaby, Denilson, Walcott, even Cesc come on as they should, perhaps make a few new tactical plans for the new year, and definitely have a long talk with the medical team. But it doesn't seem nearly so far from our grasp now.
Which is why the pressure is there - there aren't any excuses left for failure. We CAN do it.
We obviously don't need miracles to win the league next season. Last year, we saw what Utd did and lots of people guffawed when it was suggested that we'd even finish above Sp**s, but this year we know that our platform is so much higher.
There's plenty for Arsène to do: making a few smart signings, making sure the likes of Diaby, Denilson, Walcott, even Cesc come on as they should, perhaps make a few new tactical plans for the new year, and definitely have a long talk with the medical team. But it doesn't seem nearly so far from our grasp now.
Which is why the pressure is there - there aren't any excuses left for failure. We CAN do it.
alonso14
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hello
only back from London this am as I visited freinds over the weekend
I thought we played well with the team we had out, especially Plessis who was excellent on his debut.
Carra and Skrtel were excellent as was Crouch.
Thought Arsenal looked out of it with twenty left, esp Fabregas.
Had a good laugh after in a pub called the Crompton......bit if a sing song and a laugh with the locals
only back from London this am as I visited freinds over the weekend
I thought we played well with the team we had out, especially Plessis who was excellent on his debut.
Carra and Skrtel were excellent as was Crouch.
Thought Arsenal looked out of it with twenty left, esp Fabregas.
Had a good laugh after in a pub called the Crompton......bit if a sing song and a laugh with the locals
