What makes a Perfect Team

I try to reason without any more doubt that Arsenal is trying hard to make their viewpoint known. They are young. Inexperienced. And to think that they are in one of the most influential leagues in the season. They are moving beyond any level.

That proves something about soccer.

What does it really take to create a perfect team?

Communication? Teamwork? Individual aptness? Aptitude? Determination? Spirit? Capital? Experience? Smart Tactics? Physical endurance?

Man United have the brilliant tactics, aptitude, experience, but lacks the individual spirit of football.

Chealsea have the money, the tactics, the teamwork, but lack in spirit.

Arsenal does not have the money, but have the spirit, determination, youth, great teamwork, but lack in experience and communication.

Manchester City flaunts great financial wealth without any further doubt, but lacks the rest.

So what really makes a great team?

Personally, I believe its all about playing with alot of positivity. If you lose, you lose positively. If you win, you gain positivity. If you're injured, you gain a stronger mindset of positivity. If you're well-paid, you put in more positivity. If you're not well-paid, you push yourself further to provide more positivity.

That's why sometimes I am much careless whether Arsenal win or lose. I think I get agitated the moment they play with too much of negativity. A positive man like me cannot be influenced by such negativity.

Same goes in many aspects of life, like love, work etc. Too much of a negativity, thinking too much of consequences but lack the aptitude to dream and strive harder, that's so conservative. How I wish im married to someone who dares to take the deep plunge 5000 feet above sealevel with me, although she hates heights...