Club in bottom half of table before Arsenal’s visitManager believes season will be tight and unpredictableOle Gunnar Solskjær is philosophical about
Manchester United lying in the bottom half of the table as they prepare for Sunday’s visit of
Arsenal. His side have played one game fewer than most of their rivals, but the manager already feels this season is going to be markedly different from recent title campaigns.“It’s going to be tighter and a lot more unpredictable,” he says. “I don’t think you will see anyone running away with it, quite a few teams are going to be in with a chance. It is going to be a long season, with a lot of games, based on a very short rest after the end of last season.
“Every manager is going on about the same thing, the importance of looking after the players. I don’t want to predict how many points will be necessary to win the title this season, but you can see already that records are unlikely to be broken.”