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Arsenal forward and Sky Sports pundit Thierry Henry believes that Chelsea should not be receiving any criticism for the way in which they won the Premier League title this season.

There have been few disgruntled opinions after Chelsea won the league title following a 1-0 win over at West Brom. For large periods of the game, the blues were on top and even managed more than 20 shots in the game. Yet, it took the club a late goal from Michy Batshuayi in order to secure the league title with three games left. This game panned out as a close victory largely because of the West Brom’s defensive approach.

Ajdin Hrustic, a surprise package in the Dutch league, was shocked when he got the news that he has been selected in 30-man squad of Ange Postecoglou for crucial World Cup of Australia qualifier against Saudi Arabia which will continue for the Confederations Cup.

If everything goes well, then this Melbourne born 20-year-old Groningen winger will play make his debut in a the team that has 24 overseas players and six domestic A-League, who will take part in the match at Adelaide Oval that is scheduled to take place on June 8.

Thierry Henry is one of the most well-known and highly-rated figures in the world of football and the vast majority of his notoriety arrived back when he was performing for Arsenal as it was with the English Premier League club that Henry managed to make a name for himself by becoming the all-time leading goal-scorer of Arsenal with 228 goals in all competitions and helping them in winning various major pieces of silverware.

The French retiree Thierry Henry was part of Arsenal’s invincible squad during the season of 2003-04 which ran past everyone else in the Premier League as they did not lose a single league match during that season.

Former Arsenal striker Thierry Henry believes that the current problems at Arsenal are due to the fact that the players are not taking responsibilities on the pitch.

He said that it is very easy to blame the manager for the performance of the team, but the truth is that some players are not worthy to play for the Gunners.

Arsenal legend Thierry Henry has admitted that he is fearful of Tottenham finally ending the disappointing run against Arsenal by finishing up to the gunners this season.

Spurs have not finished above Arsenal since the 1995 season. However, they have steadily made progress under the regime of Mauricio Pochettino to the extent where they are now considered as title contenders. Henry says that the club cannot be in a better position in every aspect.

Arsene Wenger and many players of Arsenal have traditionally been critiqued, one of the main reasons of why they are the targets of criticism is due to the fact that Arsenal has not managed to win any major piece of silverware in over 10 years.

For the past few years, Arsene Wenger has been able to push Arsenal to the top 4 spots of the Premier League which is an impressive feat just by itself but there are supporters of the club that want to see the English team going further.

Former Arsenal striker Thierry Henry believes that the current Arsenal team is not good enough to challenge for the title.

He said that the team had a fantastic opportunity to cut Chelsea’s lead on Saturday and they only managed to come out of the game with a defeat.

Arsenal slipped to a second 2-1 loss in just a week and that is enough to cause concerns among Arsenal supporters.

But the fact that they had initially led in those two matches but were eventually pegged back for damaging losses is a cause for greater concern.

Former Arsenal striker Thierry Henry has stated that he cannot understand why Granit Xhaka is not starting more games.

He said that the player was brought in to strengthen the team and so far he has stayed on the bench.

In a surprising move in August, Thierry Henry was appointed as an assistant coach to Roberto Martinez in the Belgium national team.

The former striker for France and Arsenal has not lasted six months with Belgium but has already begun to positively influence players on the team.