The wenger situation was different though, a decorated Arsenal manager the fans didn’t want to hound out. He was only booted when he lost the home fans and apathy had set in. I stopped going myself and there was loads of empty seats about the place. I think people were biting their tongue a bit. Just.an awful time, boredom no belief nothing just apathy.Retro Gunner wrote: ↑Mon Mar 04, 2024 12:08 pmViv Andersons Tache wrote: ↑Mon Mar 04, 2024 11:18 amYeah plug off the bash street kids was on a wind up with that one.Kingralph wrote: ↑Sun Mar 03, 2024 5:03 pmAre you drawing up a list ready for when he leaves us to join Man United in the summer, as per pig lips?Viv Andersons Tache wrote: ↑Sat Mar 02, 2024 5:45 pmI’m afraid to ask but who have people been advocating as logical replacements for Arteta on here ?
Just interested really. Replacing the manager isn’t a logical conversation within our fanbase at the moment so I found it interesting it was being contemplated here when nobody else is thinking this way.
Hmmm, I wouldn't get too carried away with what the supporters in the stadium are thinking. The vast majority in there were still backing Wenger as late as 2015/16 and I'd venture that at least half of them were still behind the Old Fraud when he was finally pushed in 2018.
Too many supporters can't see further than the last result and we're on a good run at the moment. Let's judge Arteta in May.
Arteta situation is different he hasn’t got the titles to fall back on so if we were underperforming trust me he would be getting it both barrels but the truth is our fans see the positives. The truth is no matter what anyone says we aren’t underperforming, he’s getting the most out of our current group of players. To win titles you are probably going to need to get Nketiah, Nelson, Elneny and Cedric off our bench im afraid and bring in more quality.
2 points off top of the table ? No Arsenal manager is getting sacked for that even if the season ends like that nor should they.