You are making it sound as if I was never pro-Wenger and that's not true cos I was at one point even when **** hit the fan, but it reaches a point when enough is just enough for everybody involved. Actually, am glad that it ended sooner rather than later cos it was ultimately gonna end sometime.
Imo, Wenger both overperformed and underperformed in some aspects. For example, most of the players he signed especially in his latter years with the club were absolute garbage even for the money he signed them for. We always handled contracts in a **** way and lost our star players with very little coming our way. Now, say what you will but I am sure if you were the owner of the club and we lost RVP, Fabregas and Nasri just to name a few, for little or nothing, you'd sack the person responsible. For all his brilliance, I honestly believe Wenger could have better sometimes.
Truth is the top dog most likely wins it all, the second-best top dog likely wins it when the top dog is hurt. Arsenal was the top dog when everybody else had issues. We should have won the thing. If you don't agree then you just trippin.
Regarding how he left, he had just seen United's boat rocked as **** when Fergie left and that should have provided him with the extra onus of doing better than Fergie by ensuring somebody as aggressive as him, if not more aggressive would inherit his job while still making it easier for the guy with the timing and all. He did the opposite and he is among the reasons why we are this **** atm. That's all I am saying when I say he should have left while his stock was still better and the Kloop contract situation at BvB at that time provided the best opportunity. I still love the man though. ****, I shed a tear when he did his farewell speech at the Emirates and I am a grown-ass man. Just being real.
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