
Originally Posted by
Marc Overmars
Therein lies the problem. He's worked himself into a position where he's been given carte blanche, he can do and say as he pleases because no one is going to hold him to account. Leaving Arsenal means retirement for him, he's not going to manage another club so until he's had enough we're stuck with him until he gets bored. The biggest shame is that he doesn't really appear driven anymore to compete for the top prizes, if he left next year having secured another 3rd or 4th place finish, he will deem it a mark of success because no one else has managed to qualify for the CL for that many consecutive years.