Bergkamp has a statue. Definitely not underrated

Yea some fans never seen another many seasons think season over in January 😅 look from where Arsenal came back in 97/98

On the 20th anniversary of the Invincibles

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Wrighty was deadly and Bergkamp was just magical. Let's hope we can do it again. COYG

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Yeah Anelka scored 9, that's never been beaten 😂

@@FootkerSnookball He was only 18

@alessiodelcastillo1613 MichaelOwen a whole 9 months younger than Anelka, scored 23 yet I don't rave about him.

@@FootkerSnookball Anelka’s best season at Arsenal wasn’t even this one but the next

@alessiodelcastillo1613 which was still only 19 goals and a trophyless season. His team only conceded 17 in 98/99 the 2nd best defensive record in PL history so if he did his job a bit better his team win things.

COYG! Gooners 4EVR.

Yeah but doesn't mean it's true. Funny thing is ManUtd 97/98 although finished without a major trophy had the best GD by a distance which was actually identical in goals scored & conceded to Arsenal invincibles (73-26 +47GD).

The hardest title challenge ManUtd won still remains Newcastle 95/96 and the 2 closest to that were when ManUtd beat Arsenal 98/99 and Arsenal 2002/03. 97/98 would've been easily won for ManUtd if they didn't have so many injury problems and a ChampionsLeague campaign to concentrate on (which also caused injury problems) Arsenal were out of Europe straightaway. Also a key moment at Highbury when Scholes should've had a pen at 2-2 that was November Arsenal have absolutely zero chance without that decision and then getting the late winner themselves and then also beating half a ManUtd B-team at OldTrafford they needed both to stand any chance which had a big mathematical effect on Arsenal's side in the final standings they weren't the best team but on some odd occasions you can be the 2nd best and just nick it. Keane injured almost all season missed both Arsenal games and Irwin also missed Highbury game because Bosvelt had tried to break his leg in CL a few days earlier and somehow escaped a 2nd yellow he got to be subbed off after the foul rather than sent off. Pallister also got injured during that 3-2 defeat at Highbury and other big injuries that season included Giggs, Schmeichel & Johnsen. I felt Blackburn needed less things to go for them to win PL 94/95 than Arsenal did to win 97/98.

Fixed season. The PL don't want the same team to win more than 3 PL's in a row as it looks boring. So they favoured the 2nd best team (Chelsea) all season not just with decisions but also fixture scheduling to give them the best chance and they still nearly lost it lol Chelsea still needed StevenGerrard to match fix the penultimate game, throwing Liverpool's last home game of the season (vs Chelsea) because it was the first year ManUtd could go above Liverpool on overall league title's and Liverpool by then had nothing to play for so it was obvious Liverpool didn't want to allow Chelsea to drop any points in a must win game for Chelsea and you only have to look at how the deadlock was broken in that game to absolutely end any argument. Backpass straight to Drogba for clear 1on1 when Chelsea had created nothing.