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That’s according to Gunners legend and BT Sport pundit Martin Keown.
Wednesday’s goalless draw with West Ham extended their winless Premier League run to three games and leaves them seventh in the table.
Arsenal are closer to the relegation zone than they are to runaway leaders Manchester City and Keown felt they didn’t look like a team good enough to challenge for the top four.
“It wasn’t quick enough, they’ve got to move the ball quicker,” he said.
“Ten minutes into the second half it was a bit better but the game really should have been over by then.
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“Arsenal just haven’t got that cutting edge and they’re losing ground on their rivals, they’re slipping deeper and deeper. ”
BT Sport pundit Martin Keown
“Arsenal just haven’t got that cutting edge and they’re losing ground on their rivals, they’re slipping deeper and deeper.
“The Champions League now is looking like it’s not going to happen for Arsene Wenger.
“The questions will come again for the manager, is he going to be there next season or not?
“It looks like the end, we’ve talked about whether it’s the end of this chapter for Arsene Wenger, but (Mesut) Ozil and (Alexis) Sanchez, Sanchez just didn’t give enough tonight.
“If it doesn’t get much better for him (Wenger), then at the end of the season he has to hold his hands up and say well ‘maybe I’m not the man to take this club forward’.”
Arsenal are back in action on Saturday as they host Newcastle at the Emirates.