Same Old Arsenal, Same Old Wenger

In a game that might be nominated as the most embarrassing home defeat for The Gunners this season, along with the game against Chelsea, Arsenal have once again pissed off every Arsenal fan worldwide by a lack of concentration, lack of ambition, and lack of mentality.

The one thing that tops all this off, is that Wenger will probably let his arrogance once again take the best of him.

Despite admitting that his side were poor, and that their display was abysmal, Wenger probably wont make the necessary changes to the team, a fact proven by the lack of activity in the transfer market this January.

Any Arsenal fan would simply admit that, Almunia, who is truly lucky to be the goalkeeper of Arsenal, isn't worthy of being so.

A terrible performance by a goalkeeper that is considered sub-par at this stage in the season. It's hard to imagine that the team that once had David Seaman, despite his sometimes killer mistakes, and Jens Lehmann, despite his madness, currently have such an inconsistent goalkeeper to protect their goal.

Arsenal have once again wasted a good number of chances to score, and were outplayed by Manchester United, who aren't even the main candidates to lift the premier league trophy come May.

One can only hope for a better show of display against Chelsea, when The Gunners go and play in the London derby, a match that is the most crucial at this point of the season.

Should Arsenal win, then Manchester United will be the greatest beneficiaries, and will be most likely to become at the top of the league table.

However, with this weak display, one can truly start doubting the Gunners' ability to challenge for the title this season.

Arsenal might have been more consistent against the weaker sides this season, but apart from beating Liverpool and Villa, Arsenal have lost twice to Manchester United, and once to Chelsea, while an unlucky draw with Villa was the only point they got so far from the recent fixtures from Hell.

Arsenal now will face Chelsea and Liverpool, getting less than six points would weaken their title hopes, and with such a sub-par performance against the big teams this season, The Gunners' Champions League hopes might be crushed.

Arsene Wenger has spoken on numerous occasions of mental strength and how a player's mentality could change the outcome of a game and pull them out of situations such as the one being currently witnessed.

Fabregas and co. need to show said strength now, if they are to challenge for any of the remaining two trophies this season.