absolutely no doubt he willten20 wrote:AFCAMDEN on twitter saying he has signed the new 2 year contract
the only way he is leaving is when he croaks.....no way he's leaving £9 million a year.....even if he dont know how to spend it

absolutely no doubt he willten20 wrote:AFCAMDEN on twitter saying he has signed the new 2 year contract
The club cannot be happy with the negative publicity but they would never dream of getting rid of the guy who is attracting it so they probably think if Wenger signs we will go away.Redarmy wrote:absolutely no doubt he willten20 wrote:AFCAMDEN on twitter saying he has signed the new 2 year contract
the only way he is leaving is when he croaks.....no way he's leaving £9 million a year.....even if he dont know how to spend it
JimmyAFC wrote:One thing which would be entertaining even if the despised c*** stays will be the hounding out he will receive in the next two years.
And guess what...we'll be the ones saying I told you so to the fucking idiots who still black this senile greedy c***.
This is exactly the problem we face. Spoken to a few who confirm this.augie wrote:JimmyAFC wrote:One thing which would be entertaining even if the despised c*** stays will be the hounding out he will receive in the next two years.
And guess what...we'll be the ones saying I told you so to the fucking idiots who still black this senile greedy c***.
To be honest I think that we all know that there are fcuk all fans still backing wenker - there are a high percentage that don't support the protests against him, but I would think that most of them support the idea of letting him see out his contract peacefully and walk away at the end of the season. The thing that these fans refuse to recognize, is that not opposing him will probably encourage him to stay, therefore they will be setting themselves up for more painful groundhog seasons ahead. Staying away from or not supporting the protests is not the same as supporting wenker
and most of the media haven't recognized or acknowledged that fact
despicable comment.....we need the fans to turn on mass now....MrT wrote:Wenger - "When you have 60k people in the stadium and 100 are not happy, people only speak about the 100"
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They won't mate because probably over half the crowd yesterday won't be there against Man City. They'll be replaced by 30,000 new tourists and therein lies the problem.Redarmy wrote:despicable comment.....we need the fans to turn on mass now....MrT wrote:Wenger - "When you have 60k people in the stadium and 100 are not happy, people only speak about the 100"
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Thats what I posted about Tuesday too. I didnt have tickets for the Bayern game so just made my way back to the tube station when the protest fizzled out ... and the contrast between the fans on the protest and those I walked past who were just there for the game was striking ... and depressing. They were totally detached and oblivious.Jumpers For Goalposts wrote:Lads - I posted yesterday how dismayed I was by the total apathy of most of our supporters. As my son and I walked to the station after the protest I looked at our "fans" heading to the ground and they could've been going to the theatre, the cinema, out for a meal - anywhere but a big football match.
Arsenal PLC have changed the fan base totally. They decided about 15 years ago that money / profit is more important and this is the end result. Depressing
And Walcott is already satisfied with a semi...ho-hoIan Wright wrote:We found out there’s a two-year contract on the table a month or two months ago.
He always sees his contracts out and signs a new one and I can’t see what will be different this time.
Why would Kroenke sack a person who can double his money?
It doesn’t seem like they’re worried about if Wenger wins the Champions League as long as he qualifies… if he wins the league as long as he’s in the top four.
The passion and spirit knows no bounds.Theo fucxking Walcott wrote:Do you know what? We are the sort of team that is not going to be distracted by anything that is going on outside the club.
We are going to keep it within our group and focus on ourselves.
We know how good we are, you have got to remember that, and we have a semi-final of the FA Cup at Wembley as well so it’s a good achievement already.”
heard this yesterday and i think that's the single worst thing any afc player has ever said, even by theo's brainless standards that's saying something. it makes a total mockery of us as a club that we're high fiving at getting past preston, s'oton, sutton and lincoln to get to a domestic cup semi. i mean would atletico madrid get excited about a copa del rey semi like it's a big achievement? they're a club with a smaller budget by far yet have gotten to two european cup finals in the last two years.Babu wrote:Apathy indeed.
IWWW now seems to think that Wenger will sign.
And Walcott is already satisfied with a semi...ho-hoIan Wright wrote:We found out there’s a two-year contract on the table a month or two months ago.
He always sees his contracts out and signs a new one and I can’t see what will be different this time.
Why would Kroenke sack a person who can double his money?
It doesn’t seem like they’re worried about if Wenger wins the Champions League as long as he qualifies… if he wins the league as long as he’s in the top four.
The passion and spirit knows no bounds.Theo fucxking Walcott wrote:Do you know what? We are the sort of team that is not going to be distracted by anything that is going on outside the club.
We are going to keep it within our group and focus on ourselves.
We know how good we are, you have got to remember that, and we have a semi-final of the FA Cup at Wembley as well so it’s a good achievement already.”
https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/football ... his-money/
Yeah a lot of people I speak to want Wenger to go ... but all they seem to think he is guilty of is getting old and past his best. If only that was true ...rodders999 wrote:
Like Augie said the vast majority want him gone, the only problem is they think he deserves respect so don't want to be seen demonstrating against him.
He is a vile piece of shit that is going to take some serious ousting. Let's do everything in our power to make it happen.
Jumpers For Goalposts wrote:Lads - I posted yesterday how dismayed I was by the total apathy of most of our supporters. As my son and I walked to the station after the protest I looked at our "fans" heading to the ground and they could've been going to the theatre, the cinema, out for a meal - anywhere but a big football match.
Arsenal PLC have changed the fan base totally. They decided about 15 years ago that money / profit is more important and this is the end result. Depressing