Despite being the youngest, and theoretically the least experienced team within the ‘elite four’, Arsenal have consistently, and against all odds, silenced the provocative English press.

Being branded as ‘no hopers’ during the summer of 2007, the Gunners were expected to face a long and arduous season without French superstar Thierry Henry, who left for the Nou Camp in the transfer period.

The Arsenal youngsters may be adolescent at heart, but they are extremely professional and mature when it comes to class. The architect, Arsene Wenger, has been renowned for playing with style, and this season the team has not disappointed.

'The Arsenal youngsters may be adolescent at heart, but they are extremely professional and mature when it comes to class'


Interestingly, one of Arsenal's greats of the past few years, Ashley Cole, has still not played at the same level as he did under Wenger since his move to Chelsea. His absence has triggered the rise of Frenchman Gael Clichy, and this season, he has been the best full-back around,

Arsenal, who were coming off a powerful run, experienced a difficult January but after scoring six goals in two games against Newcastle, they are now back on track. With Emmanuel Adebayor playing well, they are now displaying a commitment to make a serious challenge for the Premier League.

This team is showing signs of the 2003-4 ‘Untouchables’. With passion, we are reminded of Martin Keown, with the precision and control we are reminded of Patrick Vieira. The likes of Chelsea and Manchester United had better watch out, as a fiery and unified group of youngsters are on the path to glory!

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