Cesc Fabregas insists Arsenal's positive start to the
season will count for nothing if they finish the season without
success.
The young Gunners side have made an unbeaten start to their
campaign and are surprising critics as they fly high in the Premier
League and the UEFA Champions League.
However, Arsenal have gone four years without a league title and
have had to settle for runners up medals in the League Cup and
Champions League in the past two seasons.
Fabregas, who has starred in Arsenal's stunning start, has admitted
he will be devastated if he finishes another season
empty-handed.
"We're enjoying our football and we're good to watch," Fabregas
told the Daily Star.
Spirit
"But if, in the end, we don't win anything it will be a big
shame.
"I believe we can win something because the spirit and togetherness
is there. We are growing up and gaining experience.
"But I also say this is only the beginning of the season and if we
think we've won something already, we're wrong.
"At this moment we can't think about winning titles.
"It was definitely important for us to start well this year. In the
last couple of seasons we've been six points behind United and
Chelsea after seven games.
"That was too much for us. Even if you have a great run afterwards,
you're still too far away to catch the others up."