If that were a season, then that may be significant, but not so few games over a couple of months imho. I'm not saying it is good of course. If they were really bad they wouldn't be in the top half of the table with so few away wins.
Bit disrespectful to Burnley isn't it! Teams end up where they deserve to be, not 'where they should be'.
Interestingly, Arsenal's last home game of the season is against Burnley. If they lose, they will very probably finish below Burnley. That could be the end for Wenger.
If Brighton were to have anything approaching a 'Leicester' season, and were near the top, then as long as Liverpool were also doing OK too, then what's to question!
Leicester have shown that money and history mean nothing. 
Anyway, trust in the Klopp. Chel$ki still have the chance to win the FA Cup of course, but then that doesn't seem to mean anything to Arsenal fans anyway. 
We haven't won it for nearly 20 years.
Mmm, 2004 is 14 years. not nearly 20. So nearly 15 years then. Try not winning it for 28 years.
If 'the big' clubs should be winning the league, then shouldn't the bigger club (Liverpool ) be winning it before Arsenal! Thankfully Liverpool have won other things in those 28 years. And I've been thankful for every one. Not something you get the feeling Arsenal fans do.I understand not getting close to winning the league, but it isn't the be all and end all. Or at least it shouldn't be, at least for a happy life imho.
We have got Many years without winning stuff lolMmm, 2004 is 14 years. not nearly 20. So nearly 15 years then. Try not winning it for 28 years.
For the majority of those nearly 15 years, Arsenal have been in the top 4 and competing, not something that can be said of Liverpool for the 28 years since their last win.
I understand not getting close to winning the league, but it isn't the be all and end all. Or at least it shouldn't be, at least for a happy life imho.
I feel positive about Liverpool's Champion's League semi final, and I would be trying to be positive whoever we were to face, but you seem to have written Arsenal's chances off, and seem to be inviting a thumping. As you say, Arsenal of recent times have been able to get it together in cup games, as the FA Cup wins, and progression in European and League Cup competitions are evidence of, so I don't understand so much negativity. Maybe it is trying to insulate yourself if the result is very bad, but try and enjoy where you have got too eh! I wouldn't surprised that if Arsenal were to get to the final, there would be similar sentiments regarding the final.
I say again, if the vast majority of teams had won a League Title, and six FA Cups and getting to finals of other competitions over the last 15 years you would have some very happy supporters. Not it seems Arsenal fans, they should be winning the league.
Man Utd have been through a couple of managers since Ferguson, and have had to get the most successful manager to take over, and give him as much money as he wants, and they still can't win the league. Arsenal will not be able to do that.
I hope Arsenal fans get what they want, a good kicking in the Semi Final and a change of manager. And I hope they will be happy if they go for many years not winning anything, because they will at least have got rid of the manager.
Mmm, 2004 is 14 years. not nearly 20. So nearly 15 years then. Try not winning it for 28 years.
For the majority of those nearly 15 years, Arsenal have been in the top 4 and competing, not something that can be said of Liverpool for the 28 years since their last win.
I understand not getting close to winning the league, but it isn't the be all and end all. Or at least it shouldn't be, at least for a happy life imho.
I feel positive about Liverpool's Champion's League semi final, and I would be trying to be positive whoever we were to face, but you seem to have written Arsenal's chances off, and seem to be inviting a thumping. As you say, Arsenal of recent times have been able to get it together in cup games, as the FA Cup wins, and progression in European and League Cup competitions are evidence of, so I don't understand so much negativity. Maybe it is trying to insulate yourself if the result is very bad, but try and enjoy where you have got too eh! I wouldn't surprised that if Arsenal were to get to the final, there would be similar sentiments regarding the final.
I say again, if the vast majority of teams had won a League Title, and six FA Cups and getting to finals of other competitions over the last 15 years you would have some very happy supporters. Not it seems Arsenal fans, they should be winning the league.
Man Utd have been through a couple of managers since Ferguson, and have had to get the most successful manager to take over, and give him as much money as he wants, and they still can't win the league. Arsenal will not be able to do that.
I hope Arsenal fans get what they want, a good kicking in the Semi Final and a change of manager. And I hope they will be happy if they go for many years not winning anything, because they will at least have got rid of the manager.
Sterling has made a big improvement, and Son always gives 100%.
Do you agree with the PFA Team of the Year?
GK: David de Gea (Man United)
RB: Kyle Walker (Man City)
CB: Jan Vertonghen (Tottenham)
CB: Nicolas Otamendi (Man City)
LB: Marcos Alonso (Chelsea)
MID: David Silva (Man City)
MID: Kevin De Bruyne (Man City)
MID: Christian Eriksen (Tottenham)
FWD: Harry Kane (Tottenham)
FWD: Mohamed Salah (Liverpool)
FWD: Sergio Aguero (Man City)
I can't see how Firmino didn't get in there somewhere. If in place of anyone, then maybe it would have to be Aguero. He's scored a lot of goals, but he can't seem to get in the Cit€h team regularly. Firmino has upped his goals, but also adds a lot more, and almost every game too.
I think Alonso had a good start to the season, but the last month or two, he like the Chel$ki team, have been quite poor imho. Otamendi has improved a lot this season, but he has been poor over the last month when teams have taken the game to Cit€h.
I think Erikson has had an up and down season.
Obviously I only see Liverpool every week, and the other teams in highlights or when they play Liverpool, so have a skewed view as we all have.
For most clubs that is the way it is now. Like him or not, it was stability for a very long time.
It may take time for someone to be successful, but will they get the time! The good thing about announcing it now is that anyone interested, and is already working, can start making moves where they are to smooth the way for a move, and hopefully do it as quick as possible, because they need to be in to start planning the inevitable transfers. Having a chap in place, depending on who it is, may make some transfers go smoother, especially for any 'big' names waiting to see who is in charge, and it has been a stable transition.
I'm celebrating lol
I'm not celebrating. I wish he had not ended his tenure with such a downward spiral but he was without doubt the greatest man manager and footballing coach Arsenal have ever had, I doubt he'll ever be surpassed and I can see a few years in the doldrums ahead, I hope I am proved wrong.
He continues to prove that he deserves to be PFA Player of the Year imho. Almost a great result until Liverpool let in two goals. Scoring five in a CL Semi Final was pretty good though. Hope things don't carry over to next week in Rome.
