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Gunners must be positive - Wenger
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lanskymob (Arsenal) says...
Of course the whole point is to win trophies. But in the end, it's not about AFC not winning trophies. It's the frustration of having the cash and still trying to do it on the cheap. It's the frustration of selling your best players year after year (to your rivals?!!? Would ManUre sell anyone to another team in the top half of the EPL table?!). It's the frustration of buying at very last moment of a transfer window when buying early might cost a bit more, but you would have had a month or more for the players to gel with their teammates.
Posted 2:32pm 19th February 2013
deepster (Manchester United) says...
i would love it If Arsenal wins tonight. M not a huge wenger fan, but i think its better for Arsenal to win against Bayern than to win against Blackburn.
Posted 1:56pm 19th February 2013
jericho (Leeds United) says...
Big love for the Arse but I think he is needs to get off the pot!
Posted 1:30pm 19th February 2013
neegus (Arsenal) says...
hahaha if thats what you call angry then I would love to work for Arsene.
Posted 1:13pm 19th February 2013
lordderak (Liverpool) says...
Id love if Arsenal went out and stomped Bayern Tonight.....just to stick it to the media. whether he should stay or go..... hmm its a really tough call and one i wouldn't like to make.
Posted 12:56pm 19th February 2013
farkmufc (Manchester United) says...
@wheresmyhair77 -the ball hit hard enough to van persies face/temple/neck could have caused serious harm, if you weren't ever hit hard before i'd say after your comment there you probably deserve it - so give it a go and see where your marbles are afterwards. lastly, arsenal fans should at this stage have had enough of arsene wenger, a club of that size not even coming close to silverware for so long is bordering on ridiculous - time for a new management team in my opinion
Posted 12:47pm 19th February 2013
GunnerPete says...
Poor old Arsene gets a raw deal from fans, press and everyone really. He's like the fella in those End of the world / Zombie movies (think Will Smith in I Am legend) who's come through the apocalypse making the very best of the limited resources available to him. Now he spends the whole day killing zombies and feeling really pleased with himself for being the last survivor. meanwhile, we're giving him grief for not restarting the human race, reinventing space flight and finding a cure for Abou Diaby. Arsene - You Are Legend.
Posted 12:40pm 19th February 2013
walcott14 (Arsenal) says...
@vaseline gang. Fully agree with you mate. @Griff, When I see Wenger launch into a Joe Kinnear-easce expletive-laden rant, then I'd concur.
Posted 12:36pm 19th February 2013
wheresmyhair77 (Arsenal) says...
Claiming Van Persie might have been killed was someone loosing their marbles. This was someone calling the Sun liars. Guess what. The Sun have been proven by a year long parliamentary commission and several continuing legal cases, to be liars.
Posted 12:17pm 19th February 2013
vaseline gang (Arsenal) says...
Yes AW seems to be cracking under the pressure but I think he is due some respect from the media in press conferences. Unlike some managers, he has never banned anyone from his press conferences, never sworn at anyone and always answered whatever questions were put to him - from sport to politics. His time may be up (and I think it probably is) but that doesn't mean we lose all respect for him.
Posted 11:05am 19th February 2013