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#4 Arsenal are just Arsenal
This is going to hurt a lot of Arsenal fans, but even they are acquainted with this because it is the truth. One could perhaps rely on Josef Fritzl with their kids, but they could definitely not place their bets on the Gunners not screwing up when it matters the most.
For instance, there always comes a time in the seasons when Arsenal play like the best club in the world, seemingly unbeatable and could actually stop even the Titanic from drowning or the good lord from screwing things up.
And then comes a game where they should be easily winning. Instead, they mess it up in the grandest of fashions. And now they have to face the best-attacking unit in the league—along with Manchester City’s of course—so we can all expect a drubbing because, well, they are Arsenal.
And more so because the club is yet to beat any of the top 5 sides apart from Tottenham Hotspur and actually lost 4-0 at Anfield earlier in the season.
