38 - Martin Zubimendi is just the second ever player to win the title and play every game in his first season in the Premier League (excluding 1992-93), after Jens Lehmann in 2003-04. Champions. #CRYARS
"That decision is going to win them the league title"
@Carra23 on how Odegaard showed strong leadership for Arsenal when he came on against West Ham and his crucial role in getting the goal 🙌
@lukestanley03 Pep joined when you already had a stacked squad which was assembled illegally (115 charges) therefore you had good players which you could sell to balance the books. Arteta has had to facilitate a total rebuild with zero assets to sell.
Hi @MarkOgden_ nice try on the anti Arsenal anti football narrative just took one day to go up in flames. What a game Arsenal v Bayer, I’d like a follow up article breaking down David Raya’s quick distribution and the exceptional goals from Eze and Rice, cheers 🖊️ 👏 @espn
"They're probably the most clear favourites to win the league that we've seen in the last 10 years"
The TNT team believe Liverpool will comfortably win the league again this season 🗣
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Arsenal are bottlers” is one of the laziest narratives in modern football ,and it doesn’t survive contact with reality.
2022/23: Youngest team in the title race. No one expected a challenge. They finished on 84 points and accelerated the project by years. That’s overachievement, not bottling.
2023/24: Took arguably the best club side on the planet to the final day. Won 16 of their last 18 league games. Finished on 89 points. That’s title-winning form in most seasons. Losing narrowly to a machine isn’t collapse, it’s elite competition.
2024/25: Decimated by injuries across key positions. Defensive rotations disrupted, midfield balance constantly shifting. Still competitive. That’s resilience.
2025/26: Seven points clear. Composed. Structured. Mature. Strong defensively. Managing games better than ever.
This isn’t a team that crumbles. It’s a team that has grown year on year, from promising to contenders to dominant.
The only reason the “bottling” tag exists is because Arsenal dared to compete earlier than expected, and people froze that moment in time.
Progression isn’t bottling. Pushing greatness to the brink isn’t bottling. Building sustainably at the top level isn’t bottling.
It’s called evolution.
And when the trophy comes, the narrative disappears overnight.
@stevek9KS1TV Couldn’t have said it better, the 22/23 season had absolutely no right to be in a title race youngest team in the league and smallest squad.