Mr Drummond
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We don't have the resources that United have, not even close. The rest of what he said was fair enough.
That preview of "Moh" at the end... ****ing hell, what a prick.
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EPL: West Ham vs. Arsenal - Saturday April 9, 2016 - 12:45
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That preview of "Moh" at the end... ****ing hell, what a prick.
redanddread
The stone that the builders refuse
Without doubt I'd add the UTD. trainwreck at OT. Gunning for the title and 2-0 down within 25 minutes against an injury ridden UTD.
Wenger's teams have shown so little "class" in the big defining moments in recent times it's stomach churning. When you ask them to make a statement, they make the statement the non-Gooner world expects - abject failure.
Leading the league and hammered 5-1 at Liverpool - leading the league and hammered 4-0 at Southampton. Potential champions don't suffer those results - they show more fortitude and nous in dealing with adverse conditions.
6-0 in Wenger's 1000th game in charge to MOURINHO - how can the man still show loyalty to the players & the system that would allow that ultimate embarrassment to your most hated rival. Unless, he doesn't care & the players don't care or maybe he hasn't a scooby!
Exactly!! That is exactly it! We live in a culture of fear and awe at Arsenal. A culture fostered and nurtured by Wenger and the board.
It sickens me. I'm nt one comfortable being afraid, I would much rather face the consequences of change than mire in the comfortable doldrums of a status quo.
In flux there is renewal, in stagnation only pestilence.
If the owner have the balls and understand what football is he can tell Wenger you will not be Arsenal manager next season Wenger can't do nothing about it because he is not the owner.
the problem is the board give him too much respect i don't think they even talk or warn him about his future or the team performance. so it would be great just let his contract ends in 2017 and we start something new.
the problem is the board give him too much respect i don't think they even talk or warn him about his future or the team performance. so it would be great just let his contract ends in 2017 and we start something new.
Jury
A-M's drunk uncle
As someone else has said, I'd rather fail differently. That's how boring it's got.
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Wenger actually has a contract which makes him manager until after next season.
yes i know his contract ends in 2017 so i hope his last season make it bearable for us.
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I hope he sign new contract so him and the fans can go on another journey for redemption.
after this season i don't think he gonna sign new contract i think more then 75% of Arsenal fans want him to quit.
crazyman
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Bould14
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Wenger lost the title to Leicester and could well finish below Sp**s. It is written on the wall. Wenger is finished.
I would also ask why the players didnt kick the **** out of Carrol when he had scored twice already.
I don't think that the old Arsenal back 4 (as the commentators pointed out) would let 3 goals in, much less in 5 minutes.
I was disappointed that neither Gabriel nor Coq put one on Carroll. These are supposed to be our hard men, and should of given one back to a player to clearly intended to hurt Kos. All we got was Gabriel’s pathetic little flick in the second half.
9jagooner
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What's more annoying is that Carroll was on a yellow card and we should have done everything to ensure he got a second yellow even at the expense of one of our players getting a yellow
Tricolore
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I've just seen the full game, mixed feelings about it. Until the first goal they scored, it was a great display (one I would like to see in away tough fixtures like this one), we were exploiting the spaces between Antonio and Tompkins well, Coq and Elneny were doing their bit in the centre of the park, it was all going good for us.
From then on, it went downhill for us. Good thing we got something from the game in the end, lose this and we would have been looking nervously behind our shoulders now.
From then on, it went downhill for us. Good thing we got something from the game in the end, lose this and we would have been looking nervously behind our shoulders now.
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