With all the new managers coming to the fore next season, coupled with the possibility, nay probability that either Leicester or Spurs will win this seasons league. There will be no hiding place next year, especially if Wenger digs his heels in and refuses to buy what is needed in the summer. The emperors butt crack is showing. Next season he will be fully dis-robed methinks
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Originally Posted by Globalgunner
well it will certainly be interesting. the average age of the good managers is now much lower and Wenget is now the oldest OAP in all of Europe's top leagues. Pochettino, Guardiola, Klopp, Bilic, Koeman and possibly Simeone, Conte and the devil himself Mourinho all in the mix next season ....oh it's about to get tasty
'WHEN HE HAS A PLAN, WE BACK HIM, WHEN HE DOESN'T......WE KEEP QUIET'
If he signs a new contract, I'll stop actively following Arsenal. Sure, I'll catch the games here and there but I dont think I'll put in the effort I have been putting in for almost 2 decades. Not waking up at 6am to watch this shower of shite after a heavy night of drinking.. fuck it!
Oh, and no more buying Arsenal apparel either! I think I donate at least a couple hundred quid every season!!
Arsene Wenger, the only football manager that got paid 8 million quid to do nothing but sit on his arse..
My red membership renewal gets taken from my account at the same time as my annual subs for the Labour Party.
As things stand I will likely divest myself of both, and save the money in my account.
byeIf he signs a new contract, I'll stop actively following Arsenal. Sure, I'll catch the games here and there but I dont think I'll put in the effort I have been putting in for almost 2 decades. Not waking up at 6am to watch this shower of shite after a heavy night of drinking.. fuck it!
Oh, and no more buying Arsenal apparel either! I think I donate at least a couple hundred quid every season!!
I'm not convinced he will sign a new deal, I just think this season is too much of a watershed moment in terms of opinion of him.
Though of course I wouldn't really be surprised if he stuck around, the old goat.
I'm not convinced he will either.......we have reached a point where the majority of fans want him gone, and the only reason he won't go before 2017 is because he has a twisted belief in honouring contracts.
Yes I don't think there is any doubt the board will convince him to stay but if it gets ugly next season I can see him thinking is it worth it, if things don't improve and there is little to indicate they will the atmosphere will become ugly and whilst he thinks the criticism is harsh (without any justification) to say he's unphased by it is clearly untrue.
He will be 67 at the end of his current contract a man who cannot delegate may well think, I just don't want all this anymore, even at eight million a year.
Thank you for your interest in our affairsIf he signs a new contract, I'll stop actively following Arsenal. Sure, I'll catch the games here and there but I dont think I'll put in the effort I have been putting in for almost 2 decades. Not waking up at 6am to watch this shower of shite after a heavy night of drinking.. fuck it!
Oh, and no more buying Arsenal apparel either! I think I donate at least a couple hundred quid every season!!
I honestly think things will remain as is, I can't see him changing his ways suddenly regardless of what happens this season.
For me it's a shame that he operates in this way, judging by his reaction to the fans/media questioning he seems to think that he is doing enough, whether that is enough to satisfy himself as well as the board remains open to questioning.
Next season is going to be interesting in terms of fans support, at the moment his stock with the fans is at an all-time low and I suspect more fans want him gone now than staying.
I think him extending his contract beyond next season depends a lot on the fans reaction, I don't think he will feel comfortable if the atmosphere continues to be poisonous from the start of next season.
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