The spectacular derailment of the Gunners' trophy charge last
season followed by their inability to convince Mathieu Flamini and
Aleksander Hleb to stay true to the cause, has led to the alarmists
having a field day predicting the London side's relegation from the
international elite, but their French boss is having none of
that.
"I think we can win everything. We are very, very close," Wenger
insisted.
"Now that the Champions League final has become an FA Cup final
(after Manchester United beat Chelsea in Moscow) the team who is
very strong in England has a good chance to win the European
Cup.
"The Premier League title goes down to one game, won or lost.
"I believe overall quality, going forward, we were the best team in
the League," he added.
"However, Arsenal conceded 10 more goals than the others and that
made the difference.
"It's very difficult to take a perspective in what people expected
from us at the start of the season, and the fact we are
disappointed for not winning the championship.
"We have done beyond expectation, but, as well, we are disappointed
beyond expectation as we have not won the championship. But we feel
we are very, very close."
