The transfer window prior to the start of the season was all hype and both managers failed to add enough players to their squad, which means that their teams will not be
even challenging for the league title, yet another time.
Not exact matches
A striker that can make up
for the loss of Alexis will be needed if we are to
challenge for the Champions
League places or
even the Premier
League title, and speculation is already rife linking us with a whole host of attackers.
if arsenal had properly
challenged for the
title in the last decade
even if we did nt win any
league, fans would never have been pissed off.
Indeed De Rossi has collected five Serie A
title runners - up medals and of late has seen the club
even secure Champions
League football, last term's seventh place finish cost Luis Enrique his job, and arguably this could be the right time
for the tough tackling midfielder to consider a new
challenge.
With the amount of long term injuries we have right now (and don't
even try to persuade me that Danny Welbeck or Jack Wilshere or whoever will be back in the next few weeks), and how close we are to actually
challenging for the Premier
League title, I was imagining a big money arrival to give the players and fans a boost ahead of crucial month ahead.
of course the games against stoke, leicester etc would have gone a long way to seeing us
challenge for the
title last season but
for a long time now we've been labelled flat track bullies i.e we are generally very good at beating opponents outside the top six but our record against man utd and chelsea maybe
even city quite recently has not reflected a team on the same level as those going
for the premier
league title.
If arsenal really been serious about
challenging for the
title, we will have to put down a marker at Chelsea to tell the rest of the
league we mean business, so it is
even a more important than Bournemouth in regards to our
title aspirations.
Arsenal travel to Goodison Park with three
league defeats to their name already this season, and could certainly do with a lift as they face a fight to even make the top four this term, let alone challenge for the Premier League
league defeats to their name already this season, and could certainly do with a lift as they face a fight to
even make the top four this term, let alone
challenge for the Premier
League League title.
Even though most of us Arsenal fans are not holding on to much hope of catching Tottenham and Leicester City and making a late
challenge for the Premier
League title, there is a chance and while Arsenal still have that chance we will not give up and we do not want Arsene Wenger and the players to give up either.
With Arsenal finally starting to look as though we might be able to have a good season and perhaps
even challenge for and win the Premier
League title, there is a little less pressure on the manager.
I lived in Leeds
for 6 years, their team use to
challenge for the
title and
for Europe, today they are in the Championship and
even went to
league 1, But the city stayed with the team as if nothing ever happened.
However, in what could be the biggest transfer of the summer, Sky Sports revealed that a bid
for Real Madrid defender Sergio Ramos was launched on Monday
evening and that would represent a fantastic deal
for van Gaal and the club, who will be looking to
challenge for the Premier
League title next season.
And let's be honest, it has been
even worse
for the clubs normally expected to be
challenging for the Premier
League title, with Chelsea and Liverpool struggling to
even reach a Europa
League spot and Man City and Man United fighting it out with West Ham
for fourth.
«[Arsenal] are seriously
challenging Manchester City
for the
title in England, and
even after a poor start in Europe they can
challenge for the Champions
League.
This was before the window was
even open and before the start of the Copa America and Euro 2016 tournaments and so there was plenty of time
for the Gunners to add some more top quality players to give us the tools
for a proper and sustained
challenge for the Premier
League title.
We are ready
for the
league but we are not
for the
title challenge, not
even need to mention on all fronts.
One of the main reasons why a large number of Arsenal fans and almost all of the football media have been so hard on Arsene Wenger and the Arsenal players
for not maintaining the Premier
League title challenge this season, apart from the 12 year gap since the Gunners were last champions of course, is because the struggles of our big Premier
League rivals Man City, Chelsea, Man United and
even Liverpool seemed to have opened the door.
In a way I think it would have been better
for Arsenal to have fared
even worse in last season's Premier
League, as dropping out of Europe altogether may well have helped us to
challenge for the
title next time, as we have seen with the likes of the last two sides to be crowned champions of England, Chelsea and Leicester City.
Monreal clearly feels that there is a great team spirit and sense of togetherness in the Arsenal dressing room, with no little cliques of certain players, and he believes that this has been very beneficial and
even essential to the way the Gunners have performed over the last few seasons, ending the long wait
for a trophy and now getting into a great position to
challenge for the big prize of the Premier
League title.
But Rafa Benitez has failed to
challenge Juventus
for the Italian
title and this season is not
even in a Europa
League position and so Higuain has had enough and is keen to move on.
Wins against Southampton and at Anfield gave hope that the Gunners could yet
challenge for the Premier
League title and a 1 - 1 draw at Manchester City was
even more encouraging, although bad results so often followed good ones, such as the 2 - 1 reverse at home to Chelsea, the 1 - 0 defeat at Norwich and the 3 - 3 home draw with Fulham.
The boss has said that he could add some new players to the Tottenham squad this summer transfer window that could boost Tottenham's hopes of
challenging for a Champions
League next term, and
even boost their
title hopes.
Liverpool and Manchester City square off on Saturday
evening in a game that could have major repercussions
for both sides» respective Premier
League title challenges.
With the skills from Pedro and Depay on the wings, and Rooney down the middle as a lone striker, Manchester United's attacking flair could put them in a position
for a
title challenge in the Premier
League and perhaps
even in the Champions
League.