Damien Delaney

Au contraire, my friend.

I was enthused last night.

I actually went to bed really, really excited because I feel like we're going to get a title race because this season just seemed to be...

meandering you know there's nothing really happening you know statistically it's a really really poor season and it would have been a travesty I know this won't come for Arsenal fans but a travesty if Arsenal just waltzed their way to a Premier League title but they're going to come under the gun now I hope I think I feel that that's going to happen so we will get some enjoyment this season.

Yeah, look, it happens, right?

You know, in a few years' time, you get those Premier League shows and you sit down sometimes in the morning and you watch a rerun of the 2008 season and you're like, oh my God, you remember that?

And you see players that made you feel a certain type of way emotionally.

I'm not sure this season was ever going to have an extended Premier League years programme.

But look, you've got to dissect both teams.

Man City are struggling.

They just can't seem to get it together.

Whereas I think Arsenal are just probably the best version of what Arsenal can be.

You know, they are trying to be exactly what they are.

They're playing the game a certain way.

If City can somehow win this title, you know, it'll be, from an Arsenal point of view, it will be a travesty.

But, you know, City will come into training this morning just with renewed vigour.

I would imagine Pep Guardiola has been frustrated.

He's been angry.

probably toying with packing it in last week after the derby and the Bordeaux-Glimt game.

I mean, those thoughts must have crossed his mind.