London - Looking latest conditions Manchester United and Arsenal at this time, it was thought if the level of prestige of the game both teams no longer like it used to. For Arsene Wenger, the prestige of the game remains the same.
Before the era of the arrival of Roman Abramovich and Sheik Mansour in the Premier League, Arsenal is Manchester United in the Premier League rival when Wenger's team deal in 1996.
In addition to Blackburn Rovers, Arsenal is a team capable of winning the league three times and managed to destroy the dominance of Manchester United who have won eight titles. But that was before 2005.
Chelsea with Abramovich's homemade dollar multi troops managed to win three Premier League titles (2005.2006 and 2010) and instead become a serious competitor behind the Red Devils who reigned in 2007-2009 and 2011. Then there are currently Manchester City are trying to "undermine" the dominance of the Big Four.
Unable to win the trophy since 2005 and is often left to make Arsenal's star players often ogled one eye by its competitors. The Gunners could no longer be considered to compete for the title.
It is ironic indeed if the sight of the fact Arsenal never got out of the big four in the hands of Wenger. But for Wenger, Arsenal is still Arsenal who is one giant con game England and Manchester United at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday (22 / 1) night stay tomorrow labeled Big Match.
2-8 Old Trafford defeat in late August is not the size if Arsenal are now no longer so big team. By now in the top shows that the 'Team Gunner' champion mentality remains as before.
"There still remain the same as that used to be. This is not the only game (big) again because there is Chelsea and Man City who present with Liverpool still be there. But this is a match that was seen worldwide," said Wenger at Arsenal Player .
"We must arouse ourselves, we think we are on the same level. I still think if no one is absent, then we are one of the strongest teams in this league. That is the importance of why we continue to try hard not to lose points, "said Wenger
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