Ray Parlour: "I don't know about going unbeaten - but I hope we will soon see Arsenal win the league again."

    Former Arsenal midfielder Ray Parlour says he doesn’t want any club to beat the record of “The Invincibles”. Arsene Wenger’s team managed to finish the 2003/04 season without a single loss. 26 wins and 12 draws. A record that several clubs wanted to repeat, but none succeeded. Jose Mourinho’s Chelsea, Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City, Sir Alex Ferguson’s Manchester United and Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool. All these teams had incredible seasons and were considered as the teams that will beat Arsenal’s record. As it stands today, The Invincibles remain with their record.  “Once you get the record we got, you don’t want anyone to beat it. Probably, if you want someone to do it, it will be the Arsenal football club again.” Parlour told Vbet during the “Champion Call” He added: “I don’t think that could happen at the moment with the situation we are in. But obviously, Liverpool became very close, Manchester City have become close. I’m sure if you ask any player (from the invincible side), they don’t want the record to be beaten.” 

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