Arsenal's Aaron Ramsey says club are a 'long way' from the top but will improve next season It is now more than three years since Ramsey suffered an horrific leg-breaking tackle against Stoke City and, after an inconsistent start to the season, there have been clear signs that he is finally fulfilling the potential that made him one of the most sought-after young players in Britain when he joined Arsenal in 2008. I think people are starting to realise now that I am coming back, looking sharp again - and there is no better feeling than winning people over, proving you are capable of doing a good job and you are a good player. Arsenal will try to stretch their unbeaten Premier League run to eight games against Queens Park Rangers on Saturday, with Santi Cazorla now urging the team to take that form into next season and challenge for the Premier League title. "What I have taken from this year is that as a team we were not very consistent for half of the season, which cost us in terms of reaching the higher positions in the league," said Cazorla. Now we are a lot more consistent and that is the form we were lacking before - being consistent and getting the three points whenever we could. We are a long way off the top because of this lack of form, even though it was only for half the season. I hope next year will be another story. We want to be fighting for the Premier League and all the tournaments we enter.