Arsene Wenger believes the ‘Big Four’ Premier League teams will become the ‘top six’ this season – and that might not include Manchester City.
The Arsenal manager said he expects Aston Villa and a ‘surprise team’ to challenge Manchester United, Liverpool, Chelsea and his side for domestic honours, but doubts City’s new-look side will click straight away.
“I never felt that the top four were set forever,’ he said. ‘If you look at the last 10 seasons, only two teams (Arsenal and United) were always in the top four. You cannot discount Aston Villa. Last year they collapsed in the last 12 games, but at some stage they looked like they would fight for the championship. “
“Man City have a great squad, but sometimes when you buy more than three players you make a technical gamble to find the balance. Sometimes it clicks, sometimes it can take a few months.”
very poor transfer market dealings,,,morratti has to be held responsable because he went for cheap players instead of superstars,,,,we needed 1 or 2 new central defenders at start of season but we got none,,,rennochia is not the future he is not good enough to play inter milan,then at january transfer market we buy midfielders but let go motta 1 of our hardest working midfielders why???why not sign centre back we signed juan is very good but hes left back,forlan has missed almost all inters games this season xcept 5 or so,,,,ettoo played every game in league and ucl he is irreplacable so this seasons all over now i just hope and prey inter finish in 3rd place so we qualify for next seasons ucl group stage but im very scared we not going to finish above udinese or lazio plus roma n napoli are not far behind us,,i will be devastated if we dont make ucl next yearno big name players will want to play for us,,,and this years ucl final 16 we might beat marseille but we wont make it any further,,,blame moratti bad transfers wat do you think we can do to make inter better