Barclays Premier League 2003-2004 Season Review Part 1

Arsenal's Invincibles go the entire season unbeaten to win their third Premier League title
The 2003/04 Premier League season went down in history as a landmark one for Arsenal, who went the entire league campaign undefeated, with 26 wins and 12 draws, as they won the title by an 11-point margin. Not since Preston North End's 22-match campaign in 1889 had that feat been emulated, and Arsene Wenger's free-flowing side were dubbed as 'The Invincibles'.
The way Arsenal won the title was far from straightforward, though, and the sense of anticipation and intrigue for the 2003/04 Premier League campaign heightened when Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich took over Chelsea in the summer. Established players such as Damien Duff and Joe Cole were joined by international stars such as Hernan Crespo and Claude Makelele as manager Claudio Ranieri strengthened his squad with several new recruits.

[@bahramkhan9213]

Today's Liverpool or Man City can't even come close to both Arsenal and Man United during this season

[@hypello9534]

Bahram Khan tdays liverppol and city wouldve trashed over both those clubs

[@bahramkhan9213]

@@hypello9534 you really think so? these teams were pure talent nowadays clubs just buy big players

[@hypello9534]

Well maybe not tra,shed over, but saying that they wouldnt come even close to them is also just to much. Both of the clubs had new pl records on points and goals scored. I agree arsenal that year and man u under ferguson where amazing. But think city last year and this years liverpool is better. But u never know for sure. The fotball has changed and so has premier league with all the money involved,

[@hueygamer3295]

I think it would be close but today’s Liverpool and Man City just play such beautiful football that I think they would win

[@hueygamer3295]

I am a Chelsea fan though so I love 09/10 Chelsea. They had Drogba, Anelka, Lampard, and many more iconic players

[@steventhompson2511]

As Martin Tyler says; "Arsenal, AWESOMEEE!!!"

[@romeofrancis6604]

Ahh the good old time of newspaper , and magazine where people get the latest update especially in the world of football @8:00

[@legendarygames9658]

HURRY UP AND BRING PART TWO OUT

[@theekingkuru]

Back Arsenal used to be THE BULLIES of the Prem

[@TheoStaffordM20]

2003/04!! nice one, make sure ya get part 2 brother.

[@rayjoseph3980]

They’ll be back. When saka is 25 it’s a wrap.

[@andrei19238]

so true

[@andertonchigoneka5331]

Roman saved Chelsea in terms of their were in financial trouble he came and brought 15 players they care second got to semi final of champions league then Moutinho came next year and rest is history

[@samuelyee4017]

Anderton Chigoneka the turning point of chelsea became big four with the arrival of Roman after ranieri managed chelsea to qualify UCL

[@user-my4qf2fe9r]

Part 2 please!!!!!!

[@Johnnyarr]

The Invincible 🔥❤️

[@lakesbellad1598]

Pls who knows the name of the male narrators

[@arundev3734]

Man United and Alex Ferguson are overrated

[@abdullahabdilaahi3872]

arun dev uthaman what a stupid comment

[@iceice0000]

13 PL trophies overrated. Sure thing kid

[@iceice0000]

@Qwecy i wouldn't call them poor. They were decent, but not the best. But then again, only 6 teams have won more ucl trophies than them (RM, AC Milan, Liverpool, Barca, Bayern and Ajax) so that's not exactly considered poor.

[@iceice0000]

@Qwecy how did fergie even spent a lot? In the 1990s he relied mostly on his youth academy (Beckham, Scholes, Giggs, Neville,etc.) and later on he did bought stars like Van Der Sar & RvP on a relatively cheap price. Although he did smash the transfer for superstars like Ferdinand, Rooney and Veron, he wasn't blatantly going out spending big money to form all 11 of his XI. If you think his spending was crazy and should dominate in Europe, I wonder what you think of teams like Real Madrid in the early 2000s and today's present day Man City and PSG who spent way more but couldn't even sniff a Champions League final place. At least Fergie lead Utd to 2/3 of Champions League glory in the club's history. Might not be as dominant as Milan or RM (if you have high expectations) but certainly good enough for most fans.

[@csokopsglazersout7447]

13 pl trophies isn't overrated 🤦🏾‍♂️🤣🤣