Premier League: Alan Smith's football webchat Aaron Ramsey has rejected suggestions that Arsenal's Premier League title challenge will fade in the second half of the season and claimed that his team have actually been "second to none" in recent run-ins, wrote Jeremy Wilson on Thursday. Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney had pointedly noted on Wednesday that Arsenal had previously challenged until February or March, only for their season to unravel in the final weeks of the season. "We'll have to wait and see where Arsenal are in March," said Rooney. Arsenal did suffer notable meltdowns in 2007-8 and 2010-11 but Ramsey pointed to how strongly his team finished 2011-2 and 2012-13. In both those seasons large deficits to Tottenham were overturned in the final months of the season to guarantee Champions League football. Arsenal have actually amassed more points in this calendar year than any other Premier League club, including defending champions Manchester United. According to Ramsey, what will be decisive is Arsenal's ability to maintain their form into the new year. So, when Arsenal travel to Old Trafford on Sunday can Arsène Wenger's side further improve the title-winning credentials? Will United manager David Moyes lead his side to their first back-to-back wins in the league this season? All this and more will be dealt with by Alan Smith from midday. Get your questions in now, go on: ask Alan.