THE WENGER THREAD
- Bradywasking
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The question of a poll on Arsenal's future with or without Wenger would only serve to frustrate many on here. I believe the majority would want Wenger to stay. Sadly that is what I would see as the state of play. On another "Arsenal " site today the guy who has designed the banner for Wembley is being questioned about his motivation and questioned as to whether he is a "real" fan. To me he must be a real fan, maybe a bit off the wall, but a real passionate supporter.
There are no more avenues of excuse for Wenger, there are no more Summers or Januarys of spin and lies. There can be no more of the malaise that has saw a club with 38,00 seats unbeaten in a season turning into a club with 60,000 seats being also rans. Whatever it takes to make Arsenal competitive must happen , and that can only begin with Arsene Wenger leaving the club soon as possible but no later than Monday May 19th hopefully with The FA Cup in the trophy cabinet.
But as long as people chose to believe in this man then he will have solace and a hiding place , I am being very careful for wishing that Arsene Wenger leaves my club.
There are no more avenues of excuse for Wenger, there are no more Summers or Januarys of spin and lies. There can be no more of the malaise that has saw a club with 38,00 seats unbeaten in a season turning into a club with 60,000 seats being also rans. Whatever it takes to make Arsenal competitive must happen , and that can only begin with Arsene Wenger leaving the club soon as possible but no later than Monday May 19th hopefully with The FA Cup in the trophy cabinet.
But as long as people chose to believe in this man then he will have solace and a hiding place , I am being very careful for wishing that Arsene Wenger leaves my club.
- Trevor Ross
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Spot on mate. I'll be at the demo tomorrow but you just know it will be all anti-board, and Wenger will get away with it yet again. And as soon as it's obvious that's the case, I'm off.northbank123 wrote:Just got an email from BSM about some boat party. Had a quick glance on their website and absolutely nothing on there re the single-biggest issue facing the club: the manager. They haven't just got splinters from sitting on the fence, they've got a fencepost embedded deep in their colon. They'll have to make sure there's enough space for the elephant to fit in the room next time they ask to meet with Gazidis or whoever.
After we beat Everton and City lost at home to Wigan I was more buzzing than I can remember at any time in the past few years, certainly since the first 5-2 against the Scum. After last night I feel dreadful - our club is facing a huge crossroads and seeing as they haven't got the stones to make the right decision we are reliant on a turkey voting for Christmas and the egotistical Wenger to admit he has been talking shit and doing shit for years and to turn down the chance to trousers probably 25 mil over the next 3 years. If he signs it will wipe the next 3 years of this football club out and I can't imagine how it will feel if that happens. I didn't comment on the poll on the other thread because winning trophies isn't comparable with anything else and I'm desperate for some silverware after all these years. But would the pain of losing the FA Cup final or the pain of Wenger announcing a new deal be worse? The latter for me, by a long long long way. I love football and I love this club and I can't face knowing we are in for the same shit over the next 3 years with no way out.
As you say, the single biggest issue at the club and the BSM have no opinion. Only one thing worse than that, and that's if they try and jump on the bandwagon when it looks like Wenger is properly on his way out.
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just something I spotted on twitter - i dont know any more detailsclockender1 wrote:I didn't hear about the Directors entrance protest - any details ?Gunner Rob wrote:so there appears to be 2 separate protests planned for Saturday - one guy bringing in an EIE banner (not sure about that but I guess it is worth trying) and another protest planned for outside the Directors entrance before the game.
This one I think is a good idea and should be repeated for every home match until the end of the season (or until Wenger goes)
Mark Burgess@arsenalfc49·Mar 26
Kroenke OUT Gazidis OUT Wenger OUT Protest. Outside the Directors Entrance at 1630 before Saturdays Game! The time for action has now come!
- Trevor Ross
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Bear roundabout 4.30clockender1 wrote:I didn't hear about the Directors entrance protest - any details ?Gunner Rob wrote:so there appears to be 2 separate protests planned for Saturday - one guy bringing in an EIE banner (not sure about that but I guess it is worth trying) and another protest planned for outside the Directors entrance before the game.
This one I think is a good idea and should be repeated for every home match until the end of the season (or until Wenger goes)
Re: WENGER - Views For and Against.
Gunner Rob wrote:so there appears to be 2 separate protests planned for Saturday - one guy bringing in an EIE banner (not sure about that but I guess it is worth trying) and another protest planned for outside the Directors entrance before the game.
This one I think is a good idea and should be repeated for every home match until the end of the season (or until Wenger goes)
Is the protest against the board or wenker ?? For me this needs to be clearly defined because otherwise it will be perceived as being against the board. If the board are the intended targets then they can shove their protest up their arse because target number 1 has to be the man who is charged with preparing the team and the simple fact is that, for the players that he currently has at his disposal (ignore the injured players), this team is not performing to their level and he must pay the price for that
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I think the guy on twitter is aiming to get Wenger out first and hoping that Gazidis and Kroenke follow soon after.
- SydneyGooner
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"You have to say he ( Ferguson) did not win things for a long time at Old Trafford. When you think about managers today, they only get five or six months to be successful, whereas Alex got five or six years." Arsene Wenger, 10th April 1999.
Manure had SAF we have SIF.
Manure had SAF we have SIF.

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No reason you can't take a Wenger out banner to an anti board protest is there ?
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hmmmm... Does such a banner exist....?clockender1 wrote:No reason you can't take a Wenger out banner to an anti board protest is there ?

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I find myself strangely feeling, for some obscure reason, somewhat against the continued employment by Arsenal of Arsene Wenger.
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Besides the possibility of being lynched, no.clockender1 wrote:No reason you can't take a Wenger out banner to an anti board protest is there ?

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DB10GOONER wrote:hmmmm... Does such a banner exist....?clockender1 wrote:No reason you can't take a Wenger out banner to an anti board protest is there ?
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Take some mates. But tbh are most of the BSM AKB s now. I don't think so.not what i read - it was 50/50 but I think more have turned from the dark side.rodders999 wrote:Besides the possibility of being lynched, no.clockender1 wrote:No reason you can't take a Wenger out banner to an anti board protest is there ?
Sometimes you have to stand up for what you believe in, and you can only try eh ?
- SydneyGooner
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To the SIF sympathisers its mutually exclusive. According to most of them our shit predicament is entirely the board's fault for failing to give "help".clockender1 wrote:No reason you can't take a Wenger out banner to an anti board protest is there ?
The sort of "help" SIF needs can only be found at a nursing home if you ask me.
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Can we have a vote as to our favourite Wenger nickname and put that on a banner ?
My vote goes to falkirk goon's simple but effective 'le bumhole'......I don't know why but I chuckle every time I read. Perhaps because there are certain words that sound better in a Scottish accent and that would be one of them along with 'pish' and 'murder'
My vote goes to falkirk goon's simple but effective 'le bumhole'......I don't know why but I chuckle every time I read. Perhaps because there are certain words that sound better in a Scottish accent and that would be one of them along with 'pish' and 'murder'
