At what point does a team stop becoming a big 6 team?

They’re pretty much a glorified Newcastle lol

A year later and it looks like there's a very good chance they'll miss Champions League again. That would be 6 years in a row. They were also out of every cup before February started, so that means for the last 3 months, they were tested only playing Premier League games.

Arsenal have had two stale periods before without winning the title but still being regarded as a top club among England’s elite.

When they won the double in 1971 it was the first time Arsenal has won the title in 18 years, then after another lean spell of 18 years Arsenal famously won the title again at Anfield on the last day of the season needing to beat Liverpool by a two goal margin. They then went on to have a Golden spell to rival their 1930’s dominance.

Excluding their first ever title triumph in 1930 we are now in their longest period without a title win, it took Arsenal 56 years to win their first title, and I’m hoping their wait for another won’t be as long, but with the money being poured into the oil clubs it’s making it harder for Arsenal and other big 6 clubs to win it.

Anyways Tottenham Hotspur have only won ONE trophy this century and that was the EFL Cup! Yet you focus on the Gunners who have won seven major trophies this century. With all these Arsenal threads you make, I’m beginning to think that you’re a salty Spurs fan! 😂🤣😂