Do you still want Wenger as Arsenal manager?

[Boss]

Cos he actually cares for the club would be one reason. He's put a LOT of work into Arsenal and if speaking out about the backroom squabbling would harm the club (which it probably would imo) or put him out of work, I don't think he'd do that.

That doesn't make sense as all the 'backroom squabbling' if it exists is actually harming the club on the pitch with no trophies in the last 6 years.

I honestly think he just has too much faith in the players he has / players he signs and believes they will come good and prove everyone wrong eventually, which is why he sticks with them.

[Özim]

I honestly think he just has too much faith in the players he has / players he signs and believes they will come good and prove everyone wrong eventually, which is why he sticks with them.

His faith in his players is a real weakness IMO, they seem to be all important ironically many of them just lose faith or move on when the opportunity arrives and yet he never learns.

He evens turns against the fans and blames the problems on them rather than his own players as the Adebayor scenario highlighted, as a consequence they never have to take responsibility for their actions.

He's totally blinded by this belief in his players, to the detriment of the club.

[Darth Vela]

That doesn't make sense as all the 'backroom squabbling' if it exists is actually harming the club on the pitch with no trophies in the last 6 years.

I honestly think he just has too much faith in the players he has / players he signs and believes they will come good and prove everyone wrong eventually, which is why he sticks with them.

It only seems to have become a problem recently, after the debt started getting repaid and the Highbury development resolved itself, before that it was obvious that they were in it together imo.

I think he does tend to have more faith in players than other managers, some repay it like Song/RvP/Wilshere/Szczesny but some don't, like Bendtner and Denilson, it can be a flaw as well as a strength but it's served us pretty well so far (last 2 seasons aside).