Wenger off ?

Wright said: 'I was with the boss [Wenger] last night and if I'm going to be totally honest, I get the impression that I think that's it, I genuinely believe that.

'I was with him for a few hours last night, we were talking and obviously he didn't say to me 'I'm leaving at the end of the season'. I just get the impression, looking at him that that's it, I think that's it.

'He actually mentioned to me that he's coming to the end. I've never heard him say that.'

'He looked tired,' Wright added.

'He looks winded like someone's just whopped him in the stomach. He's lost all his wind. I feel, if someone was to ask me if he'll leave at the end of the season, I think he will.'

New deal signed next week then

Heard the same.

So glad he explained what winded meant. Thanks Wrighty

Don't think he's leaving. Sounds more like he's going to kill himself tbh.

Originally Posted by Zorg

Don't think he's leaving. Sounds more like he's going to kill himself tbh.

Originally Posted by Zorg

Don't think he's leaving. Sounds more like he's going to kill himself tbh.

The ambulance would be there by the time he'd played his way into the noose

Pray for ty

Originally Posted by Ethers

So glad he explained what winded meant. Thanks Wrighty

He looks winded, like when my wife goes on top & whopps me with her stomach.

Originally Posted by ScarFace

He looks winded, like when my wife goes on top & whopps me with her stomach.

Ian Wright will regret saying this.

Can't wait to see their fans dish out hate to a club legend because another club legend has signed on.

A windless Wenger? I simply don't believe it. He's so windy. Please no...

No guarantee his successor will be any better, I'm not too worried.

Reckon they'll fall like we did when he moves on. He won't take them back to the top, but I can see a spell in the abyss for them when he does call it in.

Clearly orchestrated PR to counter the talk of him signing an extension, but it'll be interesting to see what happens there post-Wenger.

Few Arsenal fans I know reckon they will go pure budget option with Wenger's approval. Either an ex-player or a gamble on one of the young Bundesliga managers. United went from champions to 7th after our handover; would you trust Arsenal to get it right?

They should've binned him years ago

Originally Posted by S/Side.Red

Clearly orchestrated PR to counter the talk of him signing an extension, but it'll be interesting to see what happens there post-Wenger.

Few Arsenal fans I know reckon they will go pure budget option with Wenger's approval. Either an ex-player or a gamble on one of the young Bundesliga managers. United went from champions to 7th after our handover; would you trust Arsenal to get it right?

Eddie Howe

If they had anything about them they'd go for Simeone, unless he's off to Inter this summer.

Originally Posted by Sparky***

Eddie Howe

Not impossible IMO, though he needs to get Bournemouth out of this shit this season first.

Howe would be a ridiculous gamble. Can't see it happening.

He bottled a move to Burnley ffs, never mind Arsenal. Needs to prove it somewhere else first.