Why Former Arsenal Player and Sports Radio Pundit concurs with Gary Neville regarding Arsenal’s chances of clinching the Premier League title…

Despite the recent 2-2 draw against Tottenham Hotspur, there’s still considerable support for Arsenal in their bid for the title.

Ray Parlour remains optimistic about Arsenal’s prospects of winning the Premier League this season, asserting that they have a strong chance. However, the hopes of the Gunners securing their first top-tier championship in two decades are gradually diminishing, with only six games into the season.

A four-point gap has already emerged between Arsenal and last year’s champions, Manchester City, following City’s 2-0 victory over Nottingham Forest and Arsenal’s draw against Tottenham Hotspur. Liverpool is also experiencing a resurgence and currently occupies the second position in the league standings.

The upcoming clash at the Emirates Stadium between Arsenal and Manchester City is seen as a crucial test for the Gunners. A defeat in this match would likely signal the end of serious contention for the league title. Nevertheless, Ray Parlour, a club legend with three Premier League titles to his name, expressed his confidence in Arsenal’s capabilities during an interview with Mighty Tips.

Parlour highlighted the need for Arsenal to improve their game management, citing instances from past seasons where they let leads slip away. He emphasized the significance of every point in the fiercely competitive Premier League and compared it to his experiences facing formidable Manchester United teams in the past. Despite acknowledging Manchester City’s status as favorites due to their squad strength, he pointed out that bookmakers position Arsenal as second favorites, largely based on their impressive performance last season.

Parlour’s comments align with former Manchester United captain Gary Neville’s assessment of Arsenal’s title aspirations. While Gary Neville made his ambitious prediction before the 2-2 draw with Spurs, he remained steadfast in his belief that Arsenal could clinch the title, noting their improved defensive record and the limited number of shots on target they’ve faced this season.