Cesc Fabregas believes his personal and Arsenals greatness will be
confirmed with title wins and as of now he or Arsene Wengers side
cannot be branded as great.
The brilliant 20-year-old Spain playmaker has been showered by
praises by players like Liverpool skipper Steven Gerrard and
managers of the ilk of Barcelonas Frank Rijkaard, for the stunning
performances this season.
However, Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has suggested
that the young Gunner is not yet reached the pedestal of greatness
that comes with winning of titles.
"Yeah he's right. I 100 per cent agree with him. I can't say I'm a
great player. And I always say at Arsenal we're a very, very good
side but not a great side," he told the Sunday Times.
When we win something together as a group we can say we're great,
but right now, we're just a good side."
Fabregas, who moved to north London in 2003 from Barcelona youth
club, added: "You've been successful when you've won trophies. When
you've won European Championships, World Cups, Premier Leagues,
Champions Leagues: then you can say you're a success. Right now I
can't say anything. I just have an FA Cup."
