article_snippet: With a nine-point gap to leaders Chelsea, the Premier League title looks to be beyond Arsene Wenger's men yet again despite Arsene Wenger's men recent good form.
article_snippet: But would finishing as runners-up to Jose Mourinho's men be good enough for a club with 13 titles to its name?
article_snippet: Daily Cannon tells us whether coming second would be a success for the Gunners.
article_snippet: This is a club that wins titles, 13 of them for those who think football was just invented in 2005 when Chelsea decided to start buying trophies as them couldn’t win them any other way.
article_snippet: Or, or, or.... If I’m honest, it's all got a little tedious for many fans, which is why the the League Cup success last season was celebrated so wildly – a nice little change of pace from finishing fourth and embarrassing ourselves in the knockouts.
article_snippet: Wenger celebrate the League Cup success in May 2014 - the club's ended a nine-year trophy drought .
article_snippet: For some fans nothing short of a trophy every year would represent success to they, regardless of how stupid that expectation is.
article_snippet: For others others recognise how hard it is to just get in the top four every year (don’t believe me, ask Spurs, Liverpool, Manchester United, even Chelsea who dropped out for a season) and how the footballing landscape has changed so dramatically over the past decade.
article_snippet: Ultimately, football is about what you can celebrate and while football’s great fun to get into the Champions League every year, at least until the group stages are over, football’s just not the same as watching your captain lift aloft that great big trophy.
article_snippet: After years of scrapping fourth, I’d be more than content should Arsenal grab second place.
highlights_snippet: Supporters should be happy if Arsene Wenger's men achieve that .
  
highlights_snippet: However, the club must start challenging for the Premier League title .