After Arsenal's resounding 3-0 win over Manchester United, the question is whether they can maintain that level over the course of a season. For Arsenal fans, beating Manchester United is always special. Even if these two teams are no longer engaged in an annual tug-of-war over the Premier League title, the rivalry runs deep. There may no longer be a Patrick Vieira, Roy Keane, or Sir Alex Ferguson to stoke the fires of enmity in these games, but the embers of that blazing animosity remain. Given Arsenal's poor record against United in recent years, any win was always likely to be met with an outpouring of joy. However, Sunday's 3-0 triumph at the Emirates Stadium was particularly...
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