Fulham - 190 million - A huge surprise in this record is Fulham who for a mid-table team have racked up a huge 190 million debt. There is only a finite number of times the Mohammed Al-Fayed can bale them out and their position seems precarious as they do not have the funds to get world class players so always look destined for mid-table obscurity.
Man Utd couldn't have asked for a more favourable draw. But luck is what they will have to get any further than this stage. At this brief price, it's not worth betting on the Red Devils to win the group. Copenhagen are a dangerous team, having knocked Ajax out of the competition. They are a huge price to acquire the group and are worth a small punt. Benfica are strong as ever in Portugal and experienced at the champions league. They ought to claim second spot.
Second, both clubs have been praised for their brilliant attacking football. Arsenal was considered to have played the best football ever seen in England throughout their Invincibles' season (2003/04), and up till now they do just that. Roma have been commended by pundits for playing exciting, attacking football since Luciano Spalleti took over and deployed the 4-5-1 formation. Normally in football it is the beauty vs the beast, but I think in this match, the two clubs will be known as the beauties and will be fighting their asses off.
At the moment they're sitting in 18th place above QPR and Southampton by just a single point. While they may have a match in hand, even a win could not put them out of the relegation zone.
Lapses of concentration, fatigue, (whatever the pundits feel comfortable with) saw the Gunners squander a comfortable lead in March (a la Newcastle) and surrendered the title to a resurgent United. Harry Kewell and Leeds probably hit the final nail on a campaign that faltered in the very end. United, always waiting in the wings waved thank you sir and simply cruised by.
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Arsene Wenger - Arsenal: 16 years in charge has seen him bring plenty of trophies into the Gunners cabinet, however, that last trophy came in 2004-05 with their stunning FA Cup win over rivals Manchester United (the first FA Cup won on penalties). This has fans up in arms together with the club (and therefore Wenger himself) inclination to keep on selling their captains year after year when refusing to go out and spend what is a large amount of profits being pocketed.
