Football FanCast columnist Billy Pearson feels that the beautiful game has lost all semblance of order and fears a potential meltdown.

You may love or loath Arsene Wenger, but you will always respect him. A great philosopher of the game, the ultimate visionary and when he talks, you tend to listen.

Football FanCast columnist Billy Pearson feels that Arsenal should look no further than Marcos Senna as the perfect foil for Cesc Fabregas.

It is has become the most pivotal role in any football team and their availability about as rare as a Thierry Henry header, but the need for Arsenal to acquire a top quality holding midfielder has become of paramount importance, if we have any hope of achieving success.

Football FanCast columnist Billy Pearson is delighted that Arsenal has beaten United to Ramsey's signature and wonders if the club will learn from the mistakes with Walcott and reconsider loaning the player out.

If there is one thing that has amused me in the past few days is the thought of Sir Alex Ferguson getting that phone call informing him that Aaron Ramsey has decided to choose Arsenal. You can just imagine the face getting redder, the expletives blurted out and the realisation that in the same week that the Scot talked about his great disappointment of Gascoigne slipping his net; once again a North London club has moved in and taken away the prize catch.

Football FanCast columnist Billy Pearson is fed up with the constant media intrusion at Arsenal football club and wonders where they get their motivation.

What is with the media and Arsenal at this moment? Every given day, somebody wants a pop at us, devalue us or try to unsettle the harmony of the club - it is growing increasingly annoying and you kind of wonder where they get their motivation from.

Football FanCast columnist Billy Pearson is a great fan of Robin Van Persie but feels that Arsene Wenger is taking a huge risk in banking on his fitness for next season.

If there is one player that constantly frustrates me as an Arsenal fan then it has to be Robin Van Persie. It is not because of his abilities on a football field but the fact we don't see enough of him on it. When he does eventually put the No.11 jersey on his back he looks tremendous, ‘World Class' at times and I believe a fit Van Persie would have won us the title this year.