What about the Prem.?
Some of us might be preoccupied with the Champions League, the F.A. Cup, or the impending doom that will rise when 
David Beckham hits our shores, but I have to keep my eye on Manchester United and their plight to regain a title that once sported their name and their lineage, but has been captured by probably the best team in football.
The reason Chelsea is the best team in football is because of Arjen Robben and his ability to cut through his environment like a Spider Monkey in the trees. Branches or obstacles come up and with swift agility he is up, over, or through the situation with the greatest of ease.
I haven’t seen this level of athleticism since Michael Jordan. He is the new Cruyff, working the midfield with genius to spare.
With this player’s introduction, the game is all his to command. Just get the ball to him and work off of it. Now it is nice to also have players around Robben who understand and can work at his pace, even though they are not the most likeable of players, i.e. Michael Ballack. I’m sure Robben in the locker room is laughing at Ballack’s Oafish ability, even if he can work off the play that Robben sets in motion.
Why do I praise this Dutchmen on the second place team in England? It is because he is the only thing between Man. U. and the next Premiership title.
What is against Man. U right now? As a team, the only thing that can go wrong is Larsson leaving and Alan Smith being the only player that can fill his shoes (Shout out to the Dagger). Their offense would be reduced to battling rubble, but even Giggs can rebuild on that.
It can’t be their schedule. Not until the last four games of the season, then that will be a factor. Right now they are hovering on eight games, and these next four are ducks in a barrel.
For now, be distracted with the Champions League, F.A. Cup, and throw on some Libertadores thought. In a month, The Prem. will be down to it, and we should all be ready for Man. U. to lose it.
Arjen Robben should be European player of the year with a title this year, and a title at the Euro’s next year.
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