Match Reaction vs Sunderland (away)

[Herbert_Chapman's_Zombie]

I think those that want him to stay and berate those who want him gone as being disrespectful see Wenger exactly that way, how much of the overall fan base they make up who can say as social media can be incredibly misleading as to their numbers.

I think Ty is one of the few card carrying members of the League of Wenger to be a season ticket holder as well, so you'd probably say that those who defend Wenger most passionately in the main don't tend to watch us play week in, week out.

Robbie from AFTV just looks like he's had all the enthusiasm sucked out of him through a straw, it's only his commitment to being the impartial interviewer that stops him from having a complete meltdown. Privately i would venture that he is Wenger out.

[selassie]

You've posted some crackers lately MO!

[Blink 1nce Quince 2wice]

Can't believe we have the best attack away from home!

[Munchies]

[Herbert_Chapman's_Zombie]

Can't believe we have the best attack away from home!

Yep pretty much, it just shows how poor we have been in front of goal at the Emirates

And it shows how our defence has been terrible away from home.

[Kano]

It really is like that with some of the fans, it seems that Wenger is the club and they just think that we can't do better than him and that he does no wrong. It's kinda weird tbh because to anyone with any common sense his mistakes are there for all to see.

Who cares if some fans are still behind the manager, it makes no difference to the problems the actual manager and the board are causing. It doesn’t stop people from putting up banners, or not turning up to games. What is more pathetic is this name calling of each other, AKB or AOB’s, fans arguing with each other on the terraces. Who cares if there are some fans who refuse to see the limitations of the manager – what actual difference does it make to anything? They are now clearly in the minority and not holding back the actions of anyone else. Like those of us who want the manager to leave, they see him staying as the best thing for the club. Nothing is being done out of malice or spite on the fans behalf, it is just a difference of opinion but for some reason both sides feel the need to shout down the other.

[Letters]

I had an argument with my Gooner neighbour recently, we both want Wenger gone but now it's "Is Wenger a ****", like there's some competition for how much we can hate Wenger and it's not enough just to want him gone.
Really is very silly.

[AFC Leveller]

I think the abuse is OTT and doesnt do the majority of Gooners any favours. However, i do feel that Wenger's lack of respect and understading of the fan's frustration is unacceptable and gives fans a stick to beat him with. The way he finds excuses for everything he becoming a real issue.

[Marc Overmars]

Agreed, he does himself no favours. I'd personally never hurl OTT abuse at him because it's not my style, but frankly I don't have any sympathy for him anymore when it does happen. He's shown himself up to be pretty apathetic and for that, he can do one.

[Kano]

I had an argument with my Gooner neighbour recently, we both want Wenger gone but now it's "Is Wenger a ****", like there's some competition for how much we can hate Wenger and it's not enough just to want him gone.
Really is very silly.

It's on both sides of the fence too, not just the anti-Wenger group. Fans blaming each other, saying that either one has an agenda against the club, when in fact we all have the same agenda, which is for things to get better. Abusing the manager is one thing but fans absuing each other is worse because we'll all be around far longer together, far longer than any manager, player or board will be.