................Am sure the dude posted a reply without bothering to understand my post. Either that or he doesn't understand the meaning of the word "suppose". As far as he is concerned I must have said that Nasri isn't taking it because Vidic will run away with it. He even had the guts to wonder loudly who tells me that Vidic was always runners-up. Kweli Kizungu sio rahisi.

He will soon tell us, like mr bean, finishing second is a huge success. Thats quadruple for you, the aseno way.

With only six matches to go, the team of the moment has opened up an almost unassailable ten point gap at the top of the EPL.

More importantly, SAF made eight changes to the wednesday starting line-up. Apparently Rooney would have been on the bench even if he wasn't suspended.

Good luck to those pretenders playing catch-up, they will soon run out of matches before they know it.

I believe Vidic's performance has been fairly good this season but aren't you the same people who earlier in the season were complaining that Man Utd defense was conceeding too many goals???

@Jus Blazin.... Hapa hakuna mambo ya "suppose" , "what if" ama "lets assume". There's no need of posting so many responses to one topic based on assumptions.

@Smano..Thank you, that's fair enough. Nasri and Bale have been a bit quiet in the second half of the season but then again Vidic had a poor first half....by "poor" i mean the number of goals conceded at the back. I think that's a fair way of analyzing his performance. So many people have been critical of Arsenal's defense, which i don't dispute but very few realize that so far this season our defensive record is among the top three (after Chelsea and Man City) in terms of goals conceded....
I think it would be wise to end this "player of the Year" discussion now because April 17th si mbali.

In other news, i was really impressed by Lehman's performance yesterday especially in the way he controlled the defensive players. That reminds me, we played the full 90 min without a keeper available on the bench...hate to think what would have happened had Lehman been sent off.