I can't be bothered to hold a grudge against him. Why? because I only feel relief. I swear I thought he'd still be here in 2025, him and the board fighting against the consensus. But many of you are correct, Arsene's ego couldn't help but shift the blame onto the fans. I heard or read no acknowledge...

The trophy allergy goes on

Voted for Allegri but either Simeone, Allegri and yes Conte would do. In Conte's case I reckon the crazy transfer policy of Chelsea did him over. Maybe he will reflect on how he treated players like crazy Costa and learn from that. I think the club will learn that the idea of very long stints of man...

This is the thread that did it. It pricked something in the universe that had a knock on effect on something else and BOOM he's going. :shock: Yes I claim full credit for Wenger leaving. You can all thank me later. :barscarf: :lol: True, what are the odds this pops up the week it actually happened....

WOW, This was originally a WUM thread but...

He is leaving wow. Honestly shocked, never thought he would go and it was more likely to extend.



I'M IN SHOCK

wow Barca out. A bit more luck and the scousers could be in another european final. Never thought they had to enough to knock out city, but it was at Anfield that they were horiffic. Wow Barca out too. Bayern and Madrid will be licking their lips. Crazy Madrid could win three in a row when nobody be...

lol @ Mustafi boosting Shane Long's stats. Comically bad defending.

Got to love Auba. Doesn't faff around much in front of goal.

I hope the next guy will get an opportunity to coach Auba. Proper striker.

omg Cech!

Holy Sh*t, 2-0.

Milan are worse than us.

Allegri

Only Arsenal.

That's the type of goal I want to see, I care not if it's offside.

Great finish.

sk-gtfo wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 14, 2018 3:03 pm

Gunner Rob wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 14, 2018 3:02 pm

2006 leave Highbury to compete with the worlds best

2018 getting torn apart by a seaside resort

Project Emirates = FAIL

If Ozil and Wilshere can be secured then Wenger hopes that “the rebuild will be less deep”, and it will not be so hard to launch the club’s 2018-19 Premier League challenge, a job that Wenger is already relishing. Next season will be the second of the two-year deal Wenger signed last summer and the...