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Ex Manchester United and England star says If Arsenal can’t beat Man United at Old Trafford then we don’t deserve the title
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Ex Manchester United and England star says If Arsenal can’t beat Man United at Old Trafford then we don’t deserve the title
If Arsenal doesn’t defeat United, Ferdinand claims they don’t deserve to win the title. Since 2006, Mikel Arteta is the only manager of Arsenal to defeat the Red Devils at home, and with everything on the line later tonight, anything less than a victory is acceptable.
Old Trafford has never been an easy place to visit, so even in excellent form, the Gunners have a difficult task ahead of them. Arteta and his team will need to perform at the highest level if they hope to take home all three points.
Ex Manchester United and England legend Rio Ferdinand has come out and made it very clear that if Arsenal were not able to beat United at Old Trafford, they didn’t deserve the title, saying this on his YouTube channel ‘Vibe With Five’ “‘I think if Arsenal lose against Manchester United in this game they don’t deserve to be champions”
You’re going to a team that’s depleted and lacking confidence, almost nothing to play for in the league now and these the teams you want to play against in the run-in”
“If we were seven or eight games out from the end of the season you’re thinking just give me a team that have got nothing to play for and might have a few injuries as well and booking their holidays on the beach.”
“Man United for me are in that bracket, bar the cup final. All these other games in the league are just about personal pride now. Is there enough of that there?”
“There’s a lot of question marks there at Manchester United that Arsenal players can’t be going into that game thinking ‘can we?’. They should be thinking we can deal with these and carry on the path to win this league. That’s how Arsenal players should be thinking right now.”
“My final thoughts on this, I think Arsenal are going to win every game until the end of the season. Unfortunately for Arsenal, Pep Guardiola and Manchester City are going to win every game and win the league.”\
And you have to agree, Manchester United are clutching at straws this season and with Dutch Manager Erik Ten Hag looking like he’s falling quickly out of favour with the new INEOS ownership over Manchester United, Arsenal have no excuse not to win tonight and if we don’t, not only have we messed things up for ourselves but we hand the title to City.
What’s your thoughts Gooners?
Daisy Mae
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