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could have fooled me.Originally Posted by Letters
that wasn't the question
especially the bit that says 'should we still sack wenger?'
all im saying is why not concentrate your energies on stuff you have a genuine say on? gazidiz was wumming when he said wenger is accountable to the fans.
Clearly not a difficult task. The poll question says should Wenger go, you could take that to mean sacked or step aside.
I don't have a 'say' in anything which goes on at Arsenal. So what, should we just not talk about any of it then?all im saying is why not concentrate your energies on stuff you have a genuine say on?
The whole point of this section of the board is to debate stuff, pretty much all of which we don't have any say in at all.
I agree he should go and will expand on this later when I have the time to do so.
But I have to take issue now with your forgettable season comment. This season has been anything but forgettable. I cannot recall going through such a rollercoaster of a ride within one season. Ever.
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Aye, and that's my point. It's the roller-coaster which is a lot of the fun of being a football fan if you follow a team week to week. The bad times make the good times seem all the better. I can't think of anything more dull than being a Rangers fan when they won the title 10 years in a row. It surely can't feel the same as a trophy will after a (for us) long barren spell.
I guess Rangers fans have unintended excitement now though.
Of course, it all depends where your priorities lie.
For me, I haven't felt this happy as an Arsenal fan for about 5 years. And all it's taken is for the lads to put such effort into the game, that you can't help but fall in love with the team again. Seeing a group of players who aren't just about money and where their next move is, is what it's about, and what supporting a team is all about.
But I'm not sensible, logical or a tactical genius...
It's better to burn out, than to fade away.
He should still go because despite our good recent form, all we're fighting for at the tail end of the season is qualification for the Champions League. In fact in previous seasons we still just about in the title race around this time (although it was inevitable that we were going to collapse) so if anything we've regressed this season. We are a club that won 5 trophies in a 4 year period from 2001-2005, and now we've had no successes for 7 years. A few good results doesn't hide that fact.
The biggest problem with Wenger is his mentality. He's no longer interested in the Carling Cup and the FA Cup, because financially they can't compare to qualifying for the Champions League, which is the height of the club's ambition these days. This is not good enough, I want to see an ambitious manager in charge who will at least try to win trophies, even if we fail.
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