Wenger Out protest thread

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Re: Wenger Out protest, Tuesday 7th March.

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All the best of luck to everyone going to the protest tonight. I wish I could be there tonight but will certainly attend a future one on a weekend game.

I think it is amazing how this has gained traction in the media and a mention on sky is big news. I think it is almost certain to be brought up on BT so hope to see lots of pictures and video on Facebook and Twitter etc.

Stay safe and watch your backs. Who knows what some of that AKB mob are capable of. Good luck all! :barscarf:

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Re: Wenger Out protest, Tuesday 7th March.

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Cunting him off is no less than he deserves, and I would def be joining in if I was able to attend - I previously voiced my concerns about the protest being too timid and questioned how successful it would be if it was "too nice", so I certainly wouldn't be in favour of a tea party atmosphere

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Re: Wenger Out protest, Tuesday 7th March.

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Clash wrote:
mzk90 wrote:http://talksport.com/radio/listen-again/1488837600#

The clip is at 23:32pm
Just listened to that, very well spoken Mark, well done mate.

And I noticed that prick Cascsarino had to get his little dig in at the end though with his ''should there be protest against Mourinho because Man United are below Arsenal in the table'' :roll:

The likes of Cascarino have slagged off Arsenal and criticised Wenger for years but as soon as fans do it they dont like it. It's as if we are not allowed to because thats their job. Sadly for them we do it better and are more informed than these thick fuckers.
They all do it mate. Was exactly the same wh Oh couldn't open a paper without reading how lon g since wed last won a trophy and th whole world was laughing at the price of our tickets. But the fans complain and it's completely unacceptable.

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Kvltman wrote:All the best of luck to everyone going to the protest tonight. I wish I could be there tonight but will certainly attend a future one on a weekend game.
Stay safe and watch your backs. Who knows what some of that AKB mob are capable of. Good luck all! :barscarf:
This/\,Good Luck and well done. :barscarf:

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Re: Wenger Out protest, Tuesday 7th March.

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Clash wrote:
mzk90 wrote:http://talksport.com/radio/listen-again/1488837600#

The clip is at 23:32pm
Just listened to that, very well spoken Mark, well done mate.

And I noticed that prick Cascsarino had to get his little dig in at the end though with his ''should there be protest against Mourinho because Man United are below Arsenal in the table'' :roll:

The likes of Cascarino have slagged off Arsenal and criticised Wenger for years but as soon as fans do it they dont like it. It's as if we are not allowed to because thats their job. Sadly for them we do it better and are more informed than these thick fuckers.
Cascarino is a fuckwit. Like Savage, Lineker, Shearer, Neville and all the other arsehole pundits and ex-players that take the piss out of The Arsenal, the players, and Wenger for years - and then get all precious and climb on their fucking social media pedestals in horror when the actual ticket-buying life-long-Arsenal-supporting fans dare to question the endless Groundhog Season Entity our club has become. Fuck them. :censored:

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Re: Wenger Out protest, Tuesday 7th March.

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Go Arsene Wenger
Time to go Arsene Wenger
Go Arsene Wenger
Time to go Arsene Wenger

:barscarf:

To the tune of One Arsene Wenger

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Best of luck to everyone tonight, I'm proud of you and pissed off I can't make it.


Change is coming!

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xisstential wrote:
NickF wrote:[

click on the 23:30-00:00 link and it is 01:30 in
Yea I got it...well done Mark... nice and measured.. WENGER OUT!!
Very well done. Hope you get a couple of hundred there. *fingers crossed*

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Allgunsblazin wrote:And if anyone sees that little weasel TY, there is a bounty of £25 for his hat after you have given him a gentle slap, and I mean gentle lol!.... :lol:
£30 for those fucking headphones!! :barscarf:

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Allgunsblazin wrote:And if anyone sees that little weasel TY, there is a bounty of £25 for his hat after you have given him a gentle slap, and I mean gentle lol!.... :lol:
Oh ffs, you know what's coming... right....? :roll: :banghead:

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DB10GOONER wrote:
Allgunsblazin wrote:And if anyone sees that little weasel TY, there is a bounty of £25 for his hat after you have given him a gentle slap, and I mean gentle lol!.... :lol:
Oh ffs, you know what's coming... right....? :roll: :banghead:

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The other planned march by Wenger IN supporters has been cancelled apparently....lack of interest hopefully :D

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Re: Wenger Out protest, Tuesday 7th March.

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Massive issues at London Bridge and no trains going there at present.

Shows how much I think of my club that my first thought is "I wonder if this is the club trying to sabotage the protest"?

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VoiceOfReason wrote:Massive issues at London Bridge and no trains going there at present.

Shows how much I think of my club that my first thought is "I wonder if this is the club trying to sabotage the protest"?
"London Bridge Station and the area surrounding it is on lockdown after cops were called to a “suspicious vehicle” says the Sun...

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Ed Hunter The Gooner wrote:
VoiceOfReason wrote:Massive issues at London Bridge and no trains going there at present.

Shows how much I think of my club that my first thought is "I wonder if this is the club trying to sabotage the protest"?
"London Bridge Station and the area surrounding it is on lockdown after cops were called to a “suspicious vehicle” says the Sun...
An eye witness said that a tall man with grey hair wearing a grey jacket was seen scurrying away from the scene of the chaos. The vehicle has been left with leetle bit handbrake on.

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Re: Wenger Out protest, Tuesday 7th March.

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armchair wrote:Go Arsene Wenger
Time to go Arsene Wenger
Go Arsene Wenger
Time to go Arsene Wenger

:barscarf:

To the tune of One Arsene Wenger

This is the best song option yet. It's simple, direct and makes the only point that needs to made tonight. The protest is about forcing Wenger out and the message needs to be plain and simple. I agree with Augie's early comment that songs about old players etc are not appropriate tonight. They will dilute the focus and potentially send mixed messages. Armchair's effort also strikes home, because it takes the fucking "One Arsene Wenger" anthem and turns it on it's head.

I realise that it's now very late in the day, but some control over what is sung / chanted needs to be exercised. It has to be about Wenger, nothing else. The Old Fraud is only leaving if he decides to leave, as we all know, they'll never sack him, so we need to be intense and precise in targeting him. His ego is bigger than Canada and our only hope is to prick that ego and antagonise it, let him know how seriously unwanted he is.

Keep the songs and chants simple and effective and personal, without foul language.

Arsene Wenger's tragic
He wears a tragic hat
But when he saw 8 million
He said I'm having that

We want you to go
We want you to go-ooo
Arsene Wenger, we want you to go (Flipping the chav and scum piss take around)

And simply :
Wenger Wenger Wenger
Out out out

Hardly Cole Porter, but you get the idea.

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