Fallen at the final hurdle.
A near perfect run-in was ruined by the unfair rub of the green. Winning all of their remaining games, Gregg's Arsenal missed out on the title by a point to rivals Chelsea. The side were downbeat and looked in a very bad state at the pre-match FA Cup Final conference. The lack of confidence really cost them as despite near total domination over their biggest rivals Tottenham, they ended up being topppled 4-2. A young, aspirational Spurs side simply wanted it more on the occaision. Two months ago, a quadruple could have been possible, now the fans have to setlle for only the 'Mickey Mouse' cup.
Over the Summer, drastic changes are rumoured to be being made. The board have assured Gregg's position for next term and he has a wealth of transfer targets in mind. Already, they've been linked with moves for a few players including Man City's young keeper Joe Hart and relegated Wigan's Charles N'Zogbia and Hugo Rodallega.
'I feel that for me to break the five year trophy duck in my first year of management is a great feat but on the entire outlook of things. The outcome wasn't very favourable for our squad, they deserved more than they ended up with. Lord, we beat the 'Champions' 4-0, and even that was unflattering.'
'The aim for the future is to build onwards and upwards'
Gregg now changes his mindset for the upcoming World Cup where he leads hosts South Africa as manager. Here at the official WC website we will be sure to keep you up to date with the ongoings of the tournament...