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I'm sorry to say that next season Wenger & Kroenke deserve all the abuse and nasty vitriol directed at them from the stands at every match. We should show them the same contempt they have shown us.
If he thinks this season has been bad then wait until it actually turns nasty!
Really? Every match? Right from the start of the season? That seems a bit silly. Most of us don't want Wenger to be our manager, but he is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeebus
IMO a sensible form of protest would be to withdraw your custom, stop going to games or buying the shirts.
But if you are going to go then get behind the team - if not the manager - FFS.
Otherwise it's a bit like thinking Ospina shouldn't have been picked for the Cup Final (arguably true, but I can see why Wenger did) and so booing him at every opportunity. How is that going to help? We want the team to win, don't we?
I'm sure everything will be reset now for the start of next season. There's no point in flying planes, booing, bringing banners etc. He's here for 2 more years at least, they obviously won't sack him no matter how hostile it gets.
The team will always have my support but I'm appalled with the people in charge of this club. Not going to spend another penny on them for a long time.
All I can say for Wenger is that he better hope and pray he can turn it around over the next 2 years, because this season will seem very pleasant in comparison to what will inevitably come his way.
Yet again, the "get behind the team" thing is a Wenger myth. The fans have always been behind the team. It's the decade long failure Wenger who they can't stand. It is quite possible to cheer the team on while jeering Wenger. 90 minutes is plenty of time to do both. And for those who reckon that would unsettle and disadvantage the players, perhaps. But nowhere near as much as that selfish bastard Wenger and his months long leaving or staying shite. Players have much bigger problems than the fans giving Wenger stick. They have to somehow drag results out of his incompetence.Quote:
Originally Posted by Letters
I'm convinced he knew he was staying a long time ago, if you look at the fact noone was in the frame, the signings we're going for even before he signed and his smirk everytime he was asked the question, they were just waiting until the right moment, winning the cup provided exactly that, as did the mini run at the end of the season.
This club has no bottle when it comes to making things happen, they're opportunists that take adavantage of situations to soften the blows of those decisions.
I'm one of them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
WUMger. :bow:
Too good this old goat.
So the man is the very definition of untouchable. No amount of banners or abuse will drive him out of the club because he doesn't give a fuck about fan opinion.
2 more years of the same shit!!! How does this man deserve a new contract? Tel he worst thing is it looks like he agreed the new deal ages ago, which means whatever the outcome was for this season he was gonna stay.
Now I'm wondering if he had lost the FA Cup final, would we have seen a different outcome.
So the man is the very definition of untouchable. No amount of banners or abuse will drive him out of the club because he doesn't give a fuck about fan opinion.
2 more years of the same shit!!! How does this man deserve a new contract? Tel he worst thing is it looks like he agreed the new deal ages ago, which means whatever the outcome was for this season he was gonna stay.