Arsene Wenger believes his side can catch Chelsea at the top of the Premier League
By OmniSport
09 February 2017 |
3:37 pm
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger still believes his side can catch Chelsea at the top of the Premier League, despite the 12 point gap.
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Dream is cheap…He should get a supersonic jet…For now, Chelsea is already the Champions Elect, and the next few games will further make a mockery of any assertions that points otherwise. Sure, Antonio Conte needs to be “investigated”.
But for those dreamlike Arsenal supporters who value trophies more than Wenger and the Arsenal Board, am sorry, your philosophies are not in line. And you cannot give to the Board what Wenger is giving. They want huge profit, you want trophies. So, i suggest you all buy dude cups and keep on your shelves to keep you happy at least, because the cup wont come from Arsene’s Arsenal…Ohhh…cant you just see these names! ARSENE was made for ARSENAL! The Aren’t gonna be parting ways any soon!
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