I reckon Wenger jacks it in at the end of the season.

Originally Posted by utd99

"Something has gone - you can see that today," said Wenger

not like wenger to see something

Originally Posted by borsuk

not like wenger to see something

tbf he only saw an absence of something, therefore he saw nothing.

all is right with the world.

Stoke will be in a good frame of mind now...

Originally Posted by taff

tbf he only saw an absence of something, therefore he saw nothing.

all is right with the world.

Originally Posted by taff

tbf he only saw an absence of something, therefore he saw nothing.

all is right with the world.

relief

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...in-Europe.html

Originally Posted by ScarFace

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...in-Europe.html

I see he's with David Dein there, should please some of the Arsenal board.

Originally Posted by redhegemony

The pictures of him plummeting headlong down some £#%&!ing big chute are quite ironic really.

Does anybody want to be at the Emirates these days?

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...#mySunComments



I think the biggest difference between Fergie and Wenger is that Sir Alex has found it in him to evolve. He realizes the footballing landscape has changed and has changed with it, whereas AW still thinks that players want to go to Arsenal for two-bob for the 'prestige'. Look at the way Fergie dealt with the Ronaldo situation. I think he realized early on that the best deal the club was going to get was one more fully commited year with a handshake and big fee at the end of it, so that's what he did. No tears, no whining, just plan ahead and move on.

I almost hope Wenger does force Fabregas and Nasri to stay, because in one fell swoop he will be condemning his team to further mediocrity. His two best players wanting to be elsewhere, and no significant funds to bring in people who do want to be there.

fergie is only 12/1 to be the first manager to leave next season.

Originally Posted by wonky no

fergie is only 12/1 to be the first manager to leave next season.

Darren I presume

Originally Posted by utd99

Does anybody want to be at the Emirates these days?

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...#mySunCommentsI can understand the logic behind your thinking



I think the biggest difference between Fergie and Wenger is that Sir Alex has found it in him to evolve. He realizes the footballing landscape has changed and has changed with it, whereas AW still thinks that players want to go to Arsenal for two-bob for the 'prestige'. Look at the way Fergie dealt with the Ronaldo situation. I think he realized early on that the best deal the club was going to get was one more fully commited year with a handshake and big fee at the end of it, so that's what he did. No tears, no whining, just plan ahead and move on.

I almost hope Wenger does force Fabregas and Nasri to stay, because in one fell swoop he will be condemning his team to further mediocrity. His two best players wanting to be elsewhere, and no significant funds to bring in people who do want to be there.

I can understand the logic behind your clever thinking