If Wenger left

[Ernesto]

Wenger jumping ship would be just what the stubborn mule wants. He's gutted the club from within, selling our best players to foreign and now domestic rivals, leaving our current batch disillusioned. Wenger would leave now, with a big beaming smile and a fat cheque and boast about a legacy he's left at Arsenal.

In all honesty, the next manager we appoint would be facing an uphill, major task. I look at Spurs, post-Redknapp, post-Modric, and it makes for worrying viewing. We could also be on the wrong end of stupid results in the first few months.

What we need, in actual fact (and this is just my opinion), is a manager who rouses his troops. Someone who is really able to motivate them ahead of a game. We'll probably still experience defeats at home to Chelsea and away at ManYoo, but we'd win games at home to Sunderland and away at Norwich at a canter.

[jelgoon]

Good post.

Wenger jumping ship would be just what the stubborn mule wants. He's gutted the club from within, selling our best players to foreign and now domestic rivals, leaving our current batch disillusioned. Wenger would leave now, with a big beaming smile and a fat cheque and boast about a legacy he's left at Arsenal.

In all honesty, the next manager we appoint would be facing an uphill, major task. I look at Spurs, post-Redknapp, post-Modric, and it makes for worrying viewing. We could also be on the wrong end of stupid results in the first few months.

What we need, in actual fact (and this is just my opinion), is a manager who rouses his troops. Someone who is really able to motivate them ahead of a game. We'll probably still experience defeats at home to Chelsea and away at ManYoo, but we'd win games at home to Sunderland and away at Norwich at a canter.

[Olivier's xmas twist]

Wenger jumping ship would be just what the stubborn mule wants. He's gutted the club from within, selling our best players to foreign and now domestic rivals, leaving our current batch disillusioned. Wenger would leave now, with a big beaming smile and a fat cheque and boast about a legacy he's left at Arsenal.

In all honesty, the next manager we appoint would be facing an uphill, major task. I look at Spurs, post-Redknapp, post-Modric, and it makes for worrying viewing. We could also be on the wrong end of stupid results in the first few months.

What we need, in actual fact (and this is just my opinion), is a manager who rouses his troops. Someone who is really able to motivate them ahead of a game. We'll probably still experience defeats at home to Chelsea and away at ManYoo, but we'd win games at home to Sunderland and away at Norwich at a canter.

Its what most of the Forum wants too. Are you saying he needs to fix the mess before he leaves?

[Globalgunner]

I dont know if this has been seen elsewhere, but it is quite illuminating...
http://arsenaltruth.squarespace.com/...l-exposed.html

[Özil's Panoramic View]

I dont know if this has been seen elsewhere, but it is quite illuminating...
http://arsenaltruth.squarespace.com/...l-exposed.html

Scandalous to say the least, so many over paid dross

[Olivier's xmas twist]

I dont know if this has been seen elsewhere, but it is quite illuminating...
http://arsenaltruth.squarespace.com/...l-exposed.html

No way Lukas Podolski earns this much £107,000. We struggled to pay RVP over 100K.

[Niall_Quinn]

60K a week for Santos, that's unbelievable. We need to sell this bastard to Liverpool pronto.

[Kano]

We need to sell this bastard to Liverpool panto.

not long now.

[Özim]

not long now.

He'll go on loan indefinitely with us picking up his wages.

[Özim]

Denilson, Bendtner, Park still on our wage bill.

Add in Diaby, Rosicky, Gibbs who will probably barely if ever play and useless cr*p like Squillaci, Chamakh and Djourou who never play and it adds up to quite a lot of money.

That's ignoring some of the rest of the rubbish we have on board as well.

I totally understand why we can't find the money for the top players now, we need to keep the guys above happy, who knows what they'll do if we don't.