Just what the AFC Board ordered. Fans split on AW out/in. Smells like divide and conquer.

So now the tide has turned and it's about 70% or so, who want AW out.
There's no guarantee he'll leave of his own accord, irregardless if we lose out on FA cup, CL, League title and finish 5th or 6th place. We're out of COC All in one season. He just might honour his contract till 2017. Alas he does ...

Apparently Oxilade Chamberlain is out due to injury he picked up at the Norwich game. So next Weds. he won't be at the Schalke match.

Santi. Awesome player today. MOTM.

Its taken him to make the decision himself rather than those gutless fuckers at the FA. The most depressing day as an Englishman was when they gave the captaincy back to that *word censored*.

Terry's arrogance made that decision to resign to garner public sympathy. Oh boo hoo. If appeals and wins ...

donaldo wrote:Our wage bill compared to the lack of success on the pitch is frightening

Thereby paying Walcott £100k a week does not a better player make.

It's not the end of the world (or season). So we lost and no clean sheet. And those 2 wimpish goals were by chance that Chelsea got lucky with. I mean Torres literally scored the first one off the back of Kos. He just worked an advantage around a player that should never have had his back turned ...

Bould's touch was evident today. And will be more so as the season wears on. Less tippytappy play. Midfield w/out Song more useful as Song was way too casual many times. As to AW...don't want him gone yet as so far having Bould there it's working. Shame we couldn'tget away with a clean sheet.

Wouldn't it be nice if AW considered Drogba? Theo could be gone by January let alone May. Yeah. It is pretty embarrassing to let too many players go out all at the same time. Hence keeping Theo around.

Now that makes both Bendy and Almunia on the way out.
All the best to Almunia at Watford. Lol.

PHW is a continuing embarrassment to the Arsenal. Some of his comments don't deserve detailed opinion. I am tired of the excuse of the oligarch clubs being used as a smokescreen to cover the fact that 17 other clubs in the PL invested more heavily in net transfers since 2005. If our high wage bill ...