Boos at half time, during the AA23 sub and boos at the end of the match. Obviously wernt directly aimed at Wenger but 3 loses in a row has left most frustrated. And whilst there is still a large proportion of AKB supporters and Wenger we trust banners in the stadium the club has cretaed a deadly formula.
Recession + 6.5% rise in tickets + selling best assets + buying dross + no CL footy = UNHAPPY FANS
Its all very well saying player x is back in 3 weeks and Wilshere has missed all season but at the end of the day the club have neglected the need for top signings for years now.
Gazidis infamously said Wenger is only accountable to the fans and regardless of the backroom notions, the fans only know about state of affairs from the managers viewpoint and of he keeps going like he does he'll walk.
We know RVP is outspoken but when your club captain bemoans a substitution then it shows a SERIOUS lack of trust in the manager.
So how do you convinve RVP to sign a 90k week deal without the promise of trophies let a lone the promise of CL football. Whilst selling off the invincibles was necessary and selling players like Hleb, Gallas and Adebayor wernt huge loses you cant deny the impact that the departures of Cesc & Nasri have had on the club.
As wenger said you cant sell both and convinve others your a big club. Therefore you cant convince players like RVP to sign a deal. And we all know if RVP leaves he will probably be the biggest loss that Wenger has probably ever had in his managerial career due to the inability to sign top players.
Arsene slowly starting to lose support
posted on 22/1/12
And the point of this article is ?
posted on 22/1/12
Imo he has to go if we don't finish top 4, but only if the board have got a former star (Henry, Bould, Bergkamp) lined up as a replacement.
We don't want to do what Liverpool did and go for a manager who's doing well at a small club. I heard Brendan Rodgers being mentioned and also Paul Lambert but that would be a big mistake.
We need someone who understands the fans, is already a legend and has some managerial experience. Dennis Bergkamp fits in all these categories.
IMO he is THE idea replacement.
posted on 22/1/12
And the point of this article is ? we are poor as ever
posted on 22/1/12
Unai Emery is our man.
posted on 22/1/12
Bergkamp? Wenger is one of the greatest managers of all time just remember that. He has made plenty of mistakes, in the transfer window and tactically like today. Imo he needs to stay until the end of the season, there is something still there.
posted on 22/1/12
RVP is not God, even Henry ain't bigger than the club, he can walk to the rich teams we will still be here
posted on 22/1/12
Dennis Bergkamp has no managerial experience whatsoever so how could be the ideal replacement?
posted on 22/1/12
Bergkamp doesn't fly, plus he said he doesn't want to manage a team!
posted on 22/1/12
We already have a top manager,no one can compete with the financial muscle that the Manchester clubs and Chelsea have and to join that trio you have to be prepared to pay players over £150.000 per week its not within our reach,the fact that Spurs are getting results will still only guarantee them a top four place no more.
posted on 22/1/12
I think we did well enough today considering we have 4 full backs out injured, arteta and wilshere still out and with players like gervinho and henry both missing we were down to the bare bones of the squad and a bunch of kids on the bench.
Booing the manager and players? No wonder Arshavin's morale is through the floor, who in their right mind would want to play for a club like that? 5 points between us and 4th place is not beyond our reach, especially when we start getting our absent players back in the weeks ahead.
Guaranteed we will finish outside the top 4 if this flaming of the manager and players continues and then we'll be on the slippery slope and on our way to becoming the new totteringham