Wenger Referendum IV

[Herbert_Chapman's_Zombie]

Wenger won't walk no matter what, he's taken this bold stance to get Stan Kroenke on side with him because he doesn't want any changes. But if Kroenke sided with the board, he would accept the changes because leaving the club would just be totally unacceptable to him.

[KSE Comedy Club]

Journos are all going mad speculating. Apparently they know what is going to happen. Either they are taking a punt, egg never seems to stick to their two faces anyway, or there's behind the scenes briefing going on. General consensus seems to be Wenger will stay provided he gets his way over everything and his control is not diminished in any way. Sounds like the board is going to cave and try to save some face by "demanding" Wenger spends some money in the window. Only at Arsenal, the owners demanding the manager spends money. Apparently, according to the either made up or leaked press stories, Wenger will be "instructed" to get the transfer deals done quickly and efficiently so we aren't scrambling at the tail end of the window. Not exactly a smack down.

Big shame that Wenger didn't announce he was off in advance of the cup final. He would have got a memorable send off from 99% of the fans. Instead we remain in the dark. Not just about Wenger's position but also Alexis, Ozil, Ox and the increasing talk of Monreal heading out the door, which would be a shame considering he's one of our most reliable players.

I think you're under the impression that all of us fans somehow matter?

[Gooner23]

I reckon he'll stay, and it will all get very messy next season when the goodwill generated from the cup final wears off and we see the same shambolic league campaign we're now accustomed to.

By the sounds of it the board don't have a say in this. It's a decison between Wenger and Kroenke.

[KSE Comedy Club]

Wenger has made it all about him, he doesn't want the changes because he will lose all his power. Megalomaniac tbh.

If he does stay then he won't get one ounce of support from me, not one jot.
The next two years could turn very nasty if he does.

[Letters]

I would love to know what's gone on behind the scenes this season. It seemed at times he'd "lost the dressing room" but it was a strong end to the season and a great performance on Saturday.
Maybe (and obviously I'm making this up) the players wanted to go to 3 at the back, Wenger, stubborn as ever, refused to change things and only when he made the change did the players start playing again.
Looking forward to Wenger's inevitable book about it all when he does finally go, would be interesting to read his take on things, stuff he can't say in public now.

[KSE Comedy Club]

I would love to know what's gone on behind the scenes this season. It seemed at times he'd "lost the dressing room" but it was a strong end to the season and a great performance on Saturday.
Maybe (and obviously I'm making this up) the players wanted to go to 3 at the back, Wenger, stubborn as ever, refused to change things and only when he made the change did the players start playing again.
Looking forward to Wenger's inevitable book about it all when he does finally go, would be interesting to read his take on things, stuff he can't say in public now.

I would say that the first part is very likely, but the second part is not as Wenger would never admit that he was wrong.

[Marc Overmars]

Tuchel has left Dortmund...

[Herbert_Chapman's_Zombie]

I would love to know what's gone on behind the scenes this season. It seemed at times he'd "lost the dressing room" but it was a strong end to the season and a great performance on Saturday.
Maybe (and obviously I'm making this up) the players wanted to go to 3 at the back, Wenger, stubborn as ever, refused to change things and only when he made the change did the players start playing again.
Looking forward to Wenger's inevitable book about it all when he does finally go, would be interesting to read his take on things, stuff he can't say in public now.

I don't think that book is ever going to happen. And it's hardly going to tell you anything, will be very self serving.

Pat Rice or Steve Bould? They might have something to say

[Herbert_Chapman's_Zombie]

Tuchel has left Dortmund...

Been disappointed by him in all honesty.

[Letters]

I don't think that book is ever going to happen. And it's hardly going to tell you anything, will be very self serving.

Pat Rice or Steve Bould? They might have something to say

Everyone is going to write from their own perspective though and the truth is usually somewhere in the middle so a few different perspectives would be interesting.