West Ham away (PL) Match Reaction Thread

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Originally Posted by Douglas Reynholm

I think it's fair to say he won't walk away. And it's fair to say he won't be sacked.

The big question is, will he be offered a new contract, and will he take it?

I think he will be offered a contract.

And I think he'll take it.

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That's the reality of the situation. The title is gone now, it went a few weeks back when we lost to United and Swansea. We are not even in a race anymore so the fans have nothing to vent about so to speak, I can't see it getting as poisonous as it was a few weeks back at home to Swansea, we're resigned to a 3rd or 4th place finish and that's that.

Everything about this club now is one way, we are told the Manager is doing a good job, we are told that we need to support the team, we are told that we are being competitive, we are told that there are no players better in the market than what we have, the whole situation is a farce and I'm not going to put a penny of my money into Arsenal Football Club until it changes.

my feeling is exactly the opposite, protests won't change anything, because the majority of fans won't protest when we are winning games, and we will win enough games to finish in the top four.
The only thing to do is hope that Wenger will get back with Sonia Tatar and live out his days in sin in Paris, or open up a football academy in Mozambique.
In the last two-three years protests and fan anger has been worse than i've ever known it to be and it's changed precisely nothing.

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Originally Posted by Herbert_Chapman's_Zombie

The two things don't necessarily contradict each other. Wenger in my view will be there as long as Kroenke wants him and the only alternative to this is if he walks away, obviously the statement "as long as Kroenke wants him" is dependent on what Wenger himself wants to do.

So when i say i genuinely don't know what will happen, i don't know whether Wenger will sign a new contract or walk away....those are realistically the only two options.

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I’m not pointing out a contradiction. We’re just talking in circles. You say Wenger should go, we need new players to win the title, it’s unlikely we’ll see ether of those scenarios play out. So now what? Protesting is pointless, staying away from games is pointless….so what now?

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Originally Posted by Herbert_Chapman's_Zombie

my feeling is exactly the opposite, protests won't change anything, because the majority of fans won't protest when we are winning games, and we will win enough games to finish in the top four.
The only thing to do is hope that Wenger will get back with Sonia Tatar and live out his days in sin in Paris , or open up a football academy in Mozambique.
In the last two-three years protests and fan anger has been worse than i've ever known it to be and it's changed precisely nothing.

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:lol: Was she his French Rapper "bit on the side"?

Ah i see, well nothing is what now.....either be content with the thin gruel or find another interest. Or protest in the belief that it will change things....or hope that Wenger finishes outside the top four because the board may decide not to offer him a new contract then because it will see it has nothing to lose.

I'm not going to renew my red membership, mainly because I went to one game this season and don't want to pay out thirty quid on the off chance i might be bothered to go.

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Originally Posted by selassie

:lol: Was she his French Rapper "bit on the side"?

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I like to write, it doesn't make me an author. She was a waitress who tried to record a rap album and would have stayed in obscurity if not for being penetrated by l'ouisseau.
According to my mate she was also knocking off Patrick Vieira and that's why there are strained relations between Wenger and Vieira.

I think fan protest could force him out, but it would have to be severe and prolonged i.e. Wenger out chants and banners at every game and mass walk outs etc. It would not be pretty but I'd have no sympathy for Wenger, providing it didn't get malicious. Very little chance of it actually happening though.

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Originally Posted by Herbert_Chapman's_Zombie

I like to write, it doesn't make me an author. She was a waitress who tried to record a rap album and would have stayed in obscurity if not for being penetrated by l'ouisseau.
According to my mate she was also knocking off Patrick Vieira and that's why there are strained relations between Wenger and Vieira.

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:lol: Wenger played a little bit with zee handbrake on ;)

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Originally Posted by Gooner23

I think fan protest could force him out, but it would have to be severe and prolonged i.e. Wenger out chants and banners at every game and mass walk outs etc. It would not be pretty but I'd have no sympathy for Wenger, providing it didn't get malicious. Very little chance of it actually happening though.

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Every game?...you mean every away game?

And sustained?....so when results go bad, people will just blame ungrateful fans for the teams performance.

Just ask Newcastle fans how successful their protesting is.

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Originally Posted by selassie

You think 'new low' is an exaggeration, think about this for a minute, we were 4 points clear at the top at Christmas

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No we weren't! :lol: