This season, Arsenal is capable of the best, but also sometimes of the worst. Relegated to 15 points from Liverpool to second place in the Premier League, the Gunners appear less brilliant than the past season and are not spared from numerous disturbing injuries, especially on the attack front. More than ever in the running in the Champions League after having offered a river victory over the lawn of the PSV Eindhoven in the 8th round of the first leg (1-7), the Londoners are not spared by critics. Shaken by Manchester United this weekend (1-1), Mikel Arteta's flocks were picked up by the Mancunian legend Roy Keane at the microphone of Sky Sports.
Even the Spanish coach took it for his rank: “If Arteta can win the Premier League at Arsenal? No. Why should I think otherwise? What makes you think that this manager can do it? They have come closer in recent years, but City will be strong next year and I am sure that Liverpool will be too. There is no reason to think that they can do it. The arrival of an attacker would help, but do they have the right mentality? Does the manager have the right mentality? As soon as they lose, they are all agitated.This should lead to heated debates on the other side of the Channel.
