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Twitter Thread Explains Why Arsenal's 'Invincibles' Season Is The 'Most Overrated Achievement'

Twitter Thread Explains Why Arsenal's 'Invincibles' Season Is The 'Most Overrated Achievement'

The Gunners won the title not losing a single Premier League game.

Daniel Marland

Daniel Marland

A controversial Twitter thread has detailed why Arsenal's 'Invincibles' season is the 'most overrated achievement in English football'.

The Gunners won the Premier League title in the 2003/2004 not losing a single one of their 38 Premier League games.

They've gone down as one English football's great teams, but Twitter user @NathanLUFC_ has detailed why they shouldn't be.

The first thing pointed out is that the 'Invincible' season only saw Arsene Wenger's side win 90 points.

Arsenal won 26 games and drew 12 to reach 90 points, but that point haul has been beaten six times since then.

Manchester City's 'Centurions' of the 2017/2018 season also have the record for most goals in a Premier League season, netting 106 times.

Arsenal, meanwhile, scored 73 goals.

Their performance in other tournaments that year is also brought up, with losses to Manchester United, Middlesbrough and Chelsea in the FA Cup, League Cup and Champions League respectively.

Thierry Henry is also used as an example of the Gunners being a 'one man team' thanks to his 54% goal involvement.


Do you agree with the thread that Arsenal's 'Invincibles' are overrated?

Let us know in the comments below.

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Topics: Football News, Football, Premier League, Arsenal, Twitter