Wenger Out protest thread

As we're unlikely to see terraces again at football, this is the virtual equivalent where you can chat to your hearts content about all football matters and, obviously, Arsenal in particular. This forum encourages all Gooners to visit and contribute so please keep it respectful, clean and topical.
Post Reply
Redarmy
Posts: 8742
Joined: Mon Mar 09, 2015 6:45 pm
Location: Avenell Road

Re: Wenger Out protests

Post by Redarmy »

xisstential wrote:Classy, as I said everybody knew where you stood from day one, you just never had the balls to come out and say it. All you did was pick holes in everyone's ideas and suggestions. Now in true AKB style you start swearing at people. Let us know if you want your donation back.
Whoa hold on mate....just respect Herds stance....no big deal.....

My opinion is same as you, but all for hearing others out and respecting opinions

Theoperator
Posts: 2419
Joined: Sat Sep 28, 2013 11:58 pm
Location: In the tube, rather late again......

Re: Wenger Out protests

Post by Theoperator »

I was wondering when Steve_I would emerge and fancied it would be after a win.

He will never change his mind, not even if we ended up in The National League. Cant say I respect it TBH, he never really gives any reason other than Arsene is Arsene. Quite extraordinary really.

Chip off the old block :? :wink:

crashovertorque
Posts: 3
Joined: Tue Mar 07, 2017 9:35 pm

Re: Wenger Out protests

Post by crashovertorque »

Image
Kielce, Poland

Topside Northbank
Posts: 637
Joined: Thu Sep 13, 2012 10:06 am

Re: Wenger Out protests

Post by Topside Northbank »

J have been for a change of manager for years now Wenger has had more than enough time to prove the likes of me wrong and my views aside what reasons are there to keep him.

This season the old get out of jail card that Arsenal play great football can't even be used to back him anymore for those that do I only see him staying as not only holding us back but the longer he stays the longer it will take a new man to take us forward.

He spent the best part of 90m in the summer we have gone backwards this season.

The thought of him wasting more money in the market doesn't bare thinking about let alone a wage bill that I believe many,many managers would do a lot better with,140k Theo 'box to box' midfielder Xhaka :roll: bet Hollywood Ramsey is probably on six figures as well.

You can go through the whole squad and he has overpaid all barring Sanchez who whatever he earns he deserves.

The socialist wage bill that buys loyalty let alone contract extensions for Mertersacker,Coq and Giroud money down the drain imo.

Overseen by one man,the man holding us back.

User avatar
northbank123
Posts: 12436
Joined: Fri Jun 01, 2012 12:05 am
Location: Newcastle

Re: Wenger Out protest - Wednesday 5th April 18:45 West Ham (H)

Post by northbank123 »

augie wrote:
Herd wrote:
And yet everything xisstential said is true. He is a self centered narcissistic failure that is wrecking the club. You can't find any holes in that. deluded to say otherwise.

Wasnt disagreeing with any of that , but its this and if you dont agree your deluded ,a *word censored* etc etc ,Im against .

If you tolerate this then your children will be next !


Manic street preachers 8) Did the band member that disappeared ever show up since ? :?
I think they still put a quarter of all their royalties into an account for if he returns. Which isn't likely given that he is definitely dead.

User avatar
augie
Posts: 30941
Joined: Mon Jun 18, 2007 3:03 pm
Location: Ireland

Re: Wenger Out protests

Post by augie »

Steve_I wrote:I'm an Arsenal supporter and Wenger Support - as I will be for whomever is the next manager. I would, had I voted in whatever poll that is, have been in the 16 % and will not 'leave with him when he goes'.

I have no venom for those who want him out although do not agree with their rationale. I believe should I meet herd in the pub that we'd be able to chat and share a pint while managing to have opposing views, because we're gooners. I do, whilst as mentioned carry no venom for individuals, vehemently oppose the protest culture that has overlapped into and during gametime.



Feel free to reconsider that decision :roll:

Retro Gunner
Posts: 4346
Joined: Wed May 18, 2011 3:37 pm
Location: Spitalfields

Re: Wenger Out protests

Post by Retro Gunner »

augie wrote:
Steve_I wrote:I'm an Arsenal supporter and Wenger Support - as I will be for whomever is the next manager. I would, had I voted in whatever poll that is, have been in the 16 % and will not 'leave with him when he goes'.

I have no venom for those who want him out although do not agree with their rationale. I believe should I meet herd in the pub that we'd be able to chat and share a pint while managing to have opposing views, because we're gooners. I do, whilst as mentioned carry no venom for individuals, vehemently oppose the protest culture that has overlapped into and during gametime.



Feel free to reconsider that decision :roll:


:coffeespit:

User avatar
Tollgoon
Posts: 100
Joined: Tue Mar 07, 2017 8:48 pm

Re: Wenger Out protests

Post by Tollgoon »

Tony Adams named manager of Granada,, come on big Tone rescue 2 years from now when Groundhog swings around again :barscarf:


falkirk goon
Posts: 4857
Joined: Tue Oct 30, 2012 1:33 am
Location: In a darkened room

Re: Wenger Out protests

Post by falkirk goon »

Real proper badge aswell 8) quality pic 8)

User avatar
Tollgoon
Posts: 100
Joined: Tue Mar 07, 2017 8:48 pm

Re: Wenger Out protests

Post by Tollgoon »

Micky Thomas in the background

User avatar
StuartL
Posts: 7878
Joined: Sat May 17, 2008 8:22 pm
Location: It’s a new dawn, a new day a new life, for me and I’m feeling good

Re: Wenger Out protests

Post by StuartL »

Steve_I wrote:I'm an Arsenal supporter and Wenger Support - as I will be for whomever is the next manager. I would, had I voted in whatever poll that is, have been in the 16 % and will not 'leave with him when he goes'.

I have no venom for those who want him out although do not agree with their rationale. I believe should I meet herd in the pub that we'd be able to chat and share a pint while managing to have opposing views, because we're gooners. I do, whilst as mentioned carry no venom for individuals, vehemently oppose the protest culture that has overlapped into and during gametime.
Steve what do you see in our performances that gives you any optimism that we will / can

A) Play football worth watching, which by and large we don't anymore
B) Play with heart and desire, fight for the ball, win challenges, track runners etc
C) Out think the modern coaches that are flexible and target opponents weaknesses (ours are so obvious )

Why has Wenker been incapable of adapting / changing so far in these years and years and years of not competing ?

being "loyal" to a man who earns £8 -£9 million a year is not the same as being an Arsenal supporter - the good of the club needs to come first and that is Wenker out, no matter how unpalatable it may be.

This is our club!
Posts: 137
Joined: Mon Sep 03, 2012 6:35 pm

Re: Wenger Out protests

Post by This is our club! »

Steve_I you are in good company now...even the Palace fans are singing it along with West Brom and the spuds...all together now..."we want you stay...Arsenal Wenger, we want you to stay..."
Words fail me...embarrassing...

User avatar
VoiceOfReason
Posts: 879
Joined: Fri Dec 14, 2012 1:48 pm

Re: Wenger Out protests

Post by VoiceOfReason »

Steve_I really knows his fucking football, that's for sure!

:lol: :lol: :lol:

User avatar
northbank123
Posts: 12436
Joined: Fri Jun 01, 2012 12:05 am
Location: Newcastle

Re: Wenger Out protests

Post by northbank123 »

The biggest protest is the one our players have been on starting with the Watford game at the end of January.

We've won four games since then - two against non-league sides and the other two at home to two of the worst clubs in the league.

This has been a collapse to rival 2010/11. And there's plenty more to come.

Post Reply