Congratulations to Arsenal for winning the clash of the top-table battle. Great performance today. But make no mistakes about this, ITS A FLUKE. Your Top of the league position is a mirage. The fact I dont work with Skysports, Supersports nor Canal+ doesnt make me any less of a good pundit than Martin Tyler, Andy Gray, Allo White or Warren Barton. I still question the reality of this unbeaten stretch. Because they beat Liverpool today? Give me a break joor! Just in same week (as I earlier predicted) Arsenal is out of the capital one cup (formerly carling cup) which arguably is their best chance of landing a software this season. Typical Arsenal anyways! I have always said it and let me reiterate that Arsenal is never a tittle contender, not now, not this season. Mayb 2 or 3 yrs down the road, that is yet to be seen. Their best shot is and will always be their Gods given and destiny-proven 4th place. Neither Liverpool is a tittle contender, because Brendan Rodgers side is only interested in returning back to European football and as such can compete with Arsenal and Tottenham for the coveth 4th spot. Without Steven Gerald (pure class), the rest of the squad is average. This race will always go down the wire, to a 3-horse chase, involving; MANCITY: Ofcourse this noisy neighbors is the team with the most depth and that will come handy as the season wears down. Pellegrinis side is definitely up there in the mix. But lack of concentration and Joe Harts endless drama will hunt them down. CHELSEA; As much as I hate to see this team lay their filthy hands on the trophy again, I cant help but agree wit what Jose Mourhino has brought back to this team which is the winning mentality. And that sums up why Hes won so many trophies in his illustrious carreer. With Torres overcoming his demons and John Terry finding his bearings again, the blues look good for the business. But their general inconsistency towards the tail end of every season will a lo ways be their Achilles heel. MANUNITED: Like them or hate them, this team remains the heartbeat and pride of British football and that alone puts them on the pathway of winning games. Loosing someone as Sir Alex Ferguson was loosing 10pts coming into the season. And this has changed the dynamics of things around old trafford. How long it will take David Moyes to establish his domain in the team will be the subject of the entire current season. The red devils may not win the league for a year or two but will always knock at the door. The lost of the Fergie fear factor will cost this team dearly as being currently witnessed. His man-management (not his coaching prowess) wins him games & trophies. And whether David Moyes restore that factor will be a mountain for him to climb. And dont forget, ManU is still the champion untill another emerges come May. Untill then........ #bringonthebullets.
Posted on: Sat, 02 Nov 2013 19:28:30 +0000
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