SOLID TIMBER

Jurrien wants Gunns to calmly build something very special

- BY PHILIP DUNCAN

JURRIEN Timber has warned that Arsenal must keep their feet on the ground.

But the Dutchman is hoping the outcome will turn "into something beautiful".

The Gunners lead the Premier League by four points after their 1-0 defeat of Crystal Palace on Sunday as they capitalised on a weekend when Liverpool, Manchester City and Chelsea all lost.

While they are those four clear of second-placed Bournemouth, they are six points ahead of City. Defending champions Liverpool have fallen seven points off the championship pace.