The season ended on a real high with the 9-year trophy drought broken by one of the most nervy, nail-biting FA Cup final in years. Starting catastrophically by conceding 2 goals in the first ten minutes of the game, Arsenal rallied. A Santi Carzola free kick after 17 minutes brought measured recovery confidence before the end of the first half. At 72 minutes, it was beginning to look like one of those days when Koscielny bundled home a much-deserved equalizer to wipe out Hull’s earlier lead. From then on, it was, effectively, a matter of when the winner would come and in extra time, indeed 19 minutes of the regulation 30 minutes, Aaron Ramsey, undoubtedly the stand out player in Arsenal this season, despite prolonged absence through injury, conjured a winner that sent the Arsenal faithful into the kind of improvised delirium by a following who had forgotten how to win titles. It was a pulsating way to end a long period of emptiness in tournament success and one that Arsenal fans will savour for a very long time. But, truth be told, it could have been so much better if, but only if, certain factors, both unfortunate and sometimes self-inflicted, did not conspire to deny Arsenal a far more successful season. In Post-Mortem mood, here are some of those “if” factors and probably what needs to be done differently to address these.