Jamie Carragher

Liverpool dropping points, Chelsea losing at home to Newcastle.

But when you look at the league table, they're still there where they think, you know, they want to be to get a Champions League position.

They're still in that position and the teams around them will continue to drop points.

I remember a few weeks ago, we were doing a Monday Night Football here.

Everton, Manchester United.

I think Everton lost 1-0.

We were making a big deal about sort of lay off David Moyes, the sort of stick.

And then they go on a little run of winning two or three games after it.

And that's what the season's been like.

No one's good enough to put a run of sort of five, six, seven, eight games together unless you're basically Arsenal.

Everybody else is just dropping points constantly.

So you're disappointed, but you've got to move on with it because the opposition are doing the same.

that lack of love from everybody else from the neutral even I think it's very strange and maybe it's the same at the weekend with the Carabao Cup final when you have a team like say Manchester City or that was maybe Manchester United in the past who dominate an era

Most neutrals want the, not the underdog, but the team who's sort of battling with them.

We don't want to see them win again.

It doesn't feel like there is that feeling with Arsenal and Manchester City.

I think a lot of sort of, maybe even Manchester United fans and Liverpool fans, even though they've, you know, City's the local rival for United and Liverpool have been fighting City for titles, are almost looking and thinking, I might rather Manchester City win.

There is something about Arsenal and the way they've gone about it, whether you like it or not, whether it's the style of football, whether it's Arteta on the side of the pitch, whether it's what Hertel was saying, these type of things.

There is something about them.

Maybe it's the fan base on social media gets a little bit of criticism that maybe rubs people up the wrong way.