Irritated

[Herbert_Chapman's_Zombie]

By managers sticking their nose into Arsenal's business and defending our manager, "after all he has achieved the criticism of Arsene Wenger is dumbfounding!" what has he achieved since 2005?........getting into a champions league position is not a trophy, and our form since the carling cup defeat has been relegation material. He made a total mess of the fabregas/nasri transfers which the board will have us believe is all his decision, brought in panic buys at the last minute and is trying to play square pegs in round holes and sticking to this ridiculous 4-3-2-1 formation that didn't work even when Samir Nasri and Cesc Fabregas were available to us.
Alex Ferguson would have been sacked had he lost four of the opening seven games for Man United coupled with the collapse last season, I would say the same for the Chelsea boss but they've sacked managers that have reached champions league finals.
What he has achieved in the past has been soured by this miserable and depraved farce that has carried on for so long, teams know how to play us......the players are bereft of confidence, the body language of the manager in the dug out does not help this, and neither does support from fellow managers which will only harden the Arsenal board's resolve to stick two fingers up at the fans who pay hard earned money to watch feckless, rudderless performances week in week out.

[Syn]

I think most fans will share your views. I'd just like to add that - whether you think the board has not been supporting Wenger in the transfer market or not - there is little direction or purpose to our play right now. Even Stoke are clear about what they want to do (i.e. fuck people up). With this in mind, I think it is absolutely clear that Wenger has lost the team. There isn't usually a way back from that. We're definitely going through the motions for this season.

[Dog Toffee]

Alex Ferguson would have been sacked had he lost four of the opening seven games for Man United coupled with the collapse last season,

No he most certainly wouldn't.

Another Wenger bashing thread. Yawnnn, zzzzz.

[Cripps_orig]

By managers sticking their nose into Arsenal's business and defending our manager, "after all he has achieved the criticism of Arsene Wenger is dumbfounding!" what has he achieved since 2005?........getting into a champions league position is not a trophy, and our form since the carling cup defeat has been relegation material. He made a total mess of the fabregas/nasri transfers which the board will have us believe is all his decision, brought in panic buys at the last minute and is trying to play square pegs in round holes and sticking to this ridiculous 4-3-2-1 formation that didn't work even when Samir Nasri and Cesc Fabregas were available to us.
Alex Ferguson would have been sacked had he lost four of the opening seven games for Man United coupled with the collapse last season, I would say the same for the Chelsea boss but they've sacked managers that have reached champions league finals.
What he has achieved in the past has been soured by this miserable and depraved farce that has carried on for so long, teams know how to play us......the players are bereft of confidence, the body language of the manager in the dug out does not help this, and neither does support from fellow managers which will only harden the Arsenal board's resolve to stick two fingers up at the fans who pay hard earned money to watch feckless, rudderless performances week in week out.

Well said

[GP]

No he most certainly wouldn't.

Another Wenger bashing thread. Yawnnn, zzzzz.

Pretty much.

[fakeyank]

By managers sticking their nose into Arsenal's business and defending our manager, "after all he has achieved the criticism of Arsene Wenger is dumbfounding!" what has he achieved since 2005?........getting into a champions league position is not a trophy, and our form since the carling cup defeat has been relegation material. He made a total mess of the fabregas/nasri transfers which the board will have us believe is all his decision, brought in panic buys at the last minute and is trying to play square pegs in round holes and sticking to this ridiculous 4-3-2-1 formation that didn't work even when Samir Nasri and Cesc Fabregas were available to us.
Alex Ferguson would have been sacked had he lost four of the opening seven games for Man United coupled with the collapse last season, I would say the same for the Chelsea boss but they've sacked managers that have reached champions league finals.
What he has achieved in the past has been soured by this miserable and depraved farce that has carried on for so long, teams know how to play us......the players are bereft of confidence, the body language of the manager in the dug out does not help this, and neither does support from fellow managers which will only harden the Arsenal board's resolve to stick two fingers up at the fans who pay hard earned money to watch feckless, rudderless performances week in week out.

Tbh SAF wouldnt have been sacked had he just lost 4 of 7 games BUT if he didnt win a single trophy and was clueless about managing a football club like how Arsene has been since 06, SAF wouldve been fired long back. In fact from 04-06 when they hadnt won a trophy, there was a lot of grumbling going on about having SAF sacked.

[Herbert_Chapman's_Zombie]

Tbh SAF wouldnt have been sacked had he just lost 4 of 7 games BUT if he didnt win a single trophy and was clueless about managing a football club like how Arsene has been since 06, SAF wouldve been fired long back. In fact from 04-06 when they hadnt won a trophy, there was a lot of grumbling going on about having SAF sacked.

As i said he would have been sacked if he had last four of the opening seven games combined with the paucity of winning only four from the last eighteen league games.

[Olivier's xmas twist]

Whar a stupid thread, so what another manager is not down on Wenger who gives a fuck. no onew is going to say the man should go or how bad he has done. Managers don't do that. Highly doubt it makes a diffrence.

[fakeyank]

As i said he would have been sacked if he had last four of the opening seven games combined with the paucity of winning only four from the last eighteen league games.

I'd say that would be a 50/50. SAF had just won the Premiership 3 times in a row, won a CL and FA Cup (?). IMO, he'd still be in the job but then SAF wouldnt go through a moment like this.. he is a winner and he'd have definitely changed things by now.. thrown the boot, hairdryer on some, kicked some slackers out, changed formation, practiced defending etc.. unfortunately we have a clueless fuckwit as our manager so....

[Joker]

Other managers have an incentive to defend *******, because with him at the helm it's becoming increasingly easy to take points of us. I lost all faith in Wenger last season, and it's completely true that we're simply going through the motions this season. Wenger may bang on about "potential" and how our squad has great "mental strength" etc, but no one apart from the board are buying his BS anymore.