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Arsenal Supporters Thread (Part 16)
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Belligerence
01-03-2016
Originally Posted by owen10:
“I bet you are all hoping Leicester lose tonight but i think it will be a draw with West Brom equalising in the last minute of injury time”

Close!

Not at all concerned about Leicester dropping points, title has gone. The players owe the fans a proper performance. You don't contend if you don't play well.
Hayden
01-03-2016
To nobody's surprise, Cazorla has had a 'setback' and could be out for the rest of the season.
satellite
02-03-2016
Originally Posted by owen10:
“I bet you are all hoping Leicester lose tonight but i think it will be a draw with West Brom equalising in the last minute of injury time”

I hope they don't drop points, I'd rather see them win the PL than the bloody Totts!
satellite
02-03-2016
Originally Posted by Hayden:
“To nobody's surprise, Cazorla has had a 'setback' and could be out for the rest of the season.”

Seriously, what a joke.
sotek
02-03-2016
Originally Posted by SpiderMan 83:
“Wgen i say stooge, i mean he does their face to face bidding. He comes out and spouts all the nonsense the club tells him too. Imo him and the board are one in the same, He makes them money, they give him a reward. However they let him take all the flack and get away with it.”

To me, the problem is almost the complete opposite of that; I simply don't see him doing what the board tells him.

I think he has complete power and the problem is that they are happy to leave him to it. After all the club is profitable, is building HUGE reserves of cash and the fans aren't (yet) protesting. Why on earth would they want to step in?

The present day club has been built by Arsene and his word is law. That's why we've become so dysfunctional and incapable of change. It's why the same failures are repeated season after season after season. If anything we are suffering because the board doesn't get more involved, doesn't lay the law down to Arsene, doesn't tell him to either get his act together or get out. If they had maybe things wouldn't be as bad as they are now.

I think the huge cash balances are evidence of that. Kroenke has always appeared to operate a 'hands off' policy and not take funds out of the club (beyond a 'management' fee). What other owner would run their club like that? We have more cash in the bank than anyone else in world football! Sadly I think we have become a victim of an owner and board who don't have the interest, confidence or ability to challenge an all powerful manager.

That's why I think the only way things can change is if the fans start to protest. That may either stir the board from inactivity and/or drive Wenger from the club. It's ridiculous we've come to this point but if nothing changes then we will continue to fall further and further behind.
Andy-B
02-03-2016
It can't be easy.
NightHawk123
02-03-2016
Originally Posted by Hayden:
“To nobody's surprise, Cazorla has had a 'setback' and could be out for the rest of the season.”

Gutted, we have missed him badly. His passing quality has been badly missed and his defensive work is underrated imo.
DavidT
02-03-2016
Possibly the set back is he's watched the last few performances and decided he'd rather wait!
Stevej4
02-03-2016
I'm beginning to wonder if it's worth going tonight lol...surely we can't play as (insert expletive) as we did last Sunday?? Trouble is you just never know with this team...
DavidT
02-03-2016
Consistent in our inconsistency!
NightHawk123
02-03-2016
Cazorla tweeted he is due back 1st April so not out for the season.

https://twitter.com/19SCazorla/statu...12813144715266

Let's hope we're still in the title race by then!
allan_robertson
02-03-2016
Originally Posted by Belligerence:
“Close!

Not at all concerned about Leicester dropping points, title has gone. The players owe the fans a proper performance. You don't contend if you don't play well.”

Sorry I have not conceded the title as yet neither should you. As fans we must demand better performances from tonight. Be belligerent as your great name suggests!
satellite
02-03-2016
Originally Posted by NightHawk123:
“Cazorla tweeted he is due back 1st April so not out for the season.

https://twitter.com/19SCazorla/statu...12813144715266

Let's hope we're still in the title race by then!”

April fool......
Hayden
02-03-2016
Koscielny out with a calf injury.

The undroppable Ramsey keeps his place.
Belligerence
02-03-2016
Excellent goal by Campbell, excellent start by the team.
victor mel
02-03-2016
One up!
Skyclaw726
02-03-2016
Why are we not playing Campbell more? He is way more effective than Theo
DavidT
02-03-2016
Christ here we go again.
Belligerence
02-03-2016
Typical.
victor mel
02-03-2016
Oh dear
ihatemarmite
02-03-2016
I've been to two recent home games against Swansea. We lost both.
I'm not watching this one. Just heard it was 1-1.
DavidT
02-03-2016
All the possession, all the chances yet level. Sound familiar?
ihatemarmite
02-03-2016
Originally Posted by DavidT:
“All the possession, all the chances yet level. Sound familiar?”

Oh yes. Sigh
fast left
02-03-2016
bottling it as per normal
DavidT
02-03-2016
FFS taxi for Wenger.
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