be a Wenger Out Day. The straw that broke the camels back.
Is there any way out for Arsene now. Or is he doomed to be ridden out of town by the big bad sheriff.
Not looking good for Arsene, but who knows he may still be able to pull a rabbit out of the hat, somewhere along the long, maybe a League Cup and Europa Cup Double like United last season. I wouldn`t bet on it though, not with all their best players leaving, and not much coming in.
I don`t take pleasure in this article (well I do a bit ). I can afford a bit of sympathy to a once great manager, but he really should have left at the top, instead of this slow painful death he is now suffering.
Anyway Arsene keep up the spirits, you still have two years left on your contract. And you stay if you want to. Don`t let them bully you out. You are still Spurs best weapon for dominating North London for the foreseeable future.
Arsene
Today is the day that could finally
posted on 14/1/18
comment by RC (U21185)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by Spurtle2 (U1608)
posted 3 minutes ago
Discounting all the European success, Wenger is repeating what Clough did, who ended his career getting Forrest relegated.
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Without the drunkenness though I assume.
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The way it's going for Wenger that could still come
posted on 14/1/18
The huge new Premier League TV deal has made Champions League revenues much less important. As long as Wenger doesn't actually get them relegated the board can continue trousering the TV and gate receipts money which I suspect is all they care about.
posted on 14/1/18
comment by palmers_spur - you have a woman's hand my lord (U8896)
posted 13 minutes ago
comment by Desperate Dier (U6468)
posted 16 minutes ago
comment by Spurtle2 (U1608)
posted 2 minutes ago
Their players don't seem to care much. I see Ramsey sporting a new haircut while they're in this rut and it makes me question where their focus lies, and the manager clearly isn't interested in trying to discipline them or is incapable of it.
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I have always wondered if Arsenal players are more interested in their hair.
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Giroud has nice hair tbf
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Loads of caaants in the 703 opp WHL said I looked like him when I had my facial fuzz
posted on 14/1/18
Unfortunately sandy's habit of always being wrong will doom us to more years with Wenger in charge
posted on 14/1/18
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posted on 14/1/18
Hello Sandy,
I think he is a top manager
3 out of the last 4 FA Cups, CL qualification 19 out of 20 years (or something) is a remarkable achievement for a club like Arsenal, they have to remember they aren't Real Madrid or Bayern Munich or Barcelona and they are in arguably the toughest major league in the world.
Paradoxically, Arsenal fans are quick to boast of these achievements, I don't know what realistic expectations they have. On here they tell us (repeatedly) it's all about winning trophies - yet they do that, and they do it fairly well.
What does he have to do to meet the fans expectations and are those expectations realistic for a club like Arsenal?
posted on 14/1/18
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posted on 14/1/18
comment by SOS Usmanov (U21076)
posted 3 hours, 47 minutes ago
Unfortunately sandy's habit of always being wrong will doom us to more years with Wenger in charge
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You're probably right!
Wenger will blame it all on Sanchez.
posted on 14/1/18
Did Wenger see any of it?
posted on 14/1/18
comment by oddiY.. (U1585)
posted 20 minutes ago
Hello Sandy,
I think he is a top manager
3 out of the last 4 FA Cups, CL qualification 19 out of 20 years (or something) is a remarkable achievement for a club like Arsenal, they have to remember they aren't Real Madrid or Bayern Munich or Barcelona and they are in arguably the toughest major league in the world.
Paradoxically, Arsenal fans are quick to boast of these achievements, I don't know what realistic expectations they have. On here they tell us (repeatedly) it's all about winning trophies - yet they do that, and they do it fairly well.
What does he have to do to meet the fans expectations and are those expectations realistic for a club like Arsenal?
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oddiY, he was one a great manager, but now looks like he is in charge of Mothercare, and about to have one last closing down sale.