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#2 Gunners' sinking ship
There was a mixture of excitement and anxiety amongst the Arsenal fans at the start of the season. While on one hand, they were looking forward to seeing their club record signing Alexandre Lacazette in action, on the other they were hoping against odds that Alexis Sanchez stays put at Arsenal.
Overall, they were hoping to see Arsenal mount a serious title challenge.
Their start to the season, however, was a deja vu moment for the fans, that is until the 83rd minute at least before Ramsey and Giroud bailed out Arsene Wenger's team against Leicester. What has followed since has only heaped misery on the longest serving manager in the Premier League currently. The Gunners were humiliated 4-0 by Liverpool in what was a disgraceful performance from Arsenal.
Arsene Wenger's men already find themselves neck deep in crisis with three games played. It will be interesting to see how they respond to yet another setback.
