Arsene Wenger insists he will remain as Arsenal manager next season no matter what happens in the 2015-16 title race. It was tempting to think Saturday's 4-0 win against Watford was classic Arsenal, putting in a performance and racking up the goals when the pressure was off. This was their second victory in a row following a run of one in eight (against Hull in the FA Cup) and they exited the Champions League during that dismal spell, leaving only the Premier League to concentrate on. Sitting in third place and 11 points behind leaders Leicester, they only have a top four place to consolidate and another summer of questioning Arsene Wenger's methods ahead, right? Well, perhaps not quite....
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