Bonus guys Bayern right now trailling 1 - 0 to Wolfsburg.

His seat in the office is solid like giant rocks. Noone can move his seat at all.

that's what some of us trying to said. however, this type of fan can't get any criticism. whenever some fan trying to question our method or our gameplay, this is the typical answer:

1. you know better than AW. it's better to become the manager of Arsenal FC.
2. go support other team.

It would be sad to see Wenger go, but jeez, give me a new project with a manager who wants to stay true to the Arsene inspired philosophy any day of the week.
If we get that appointment right, we could be doing incredible things straight away.
David Moyes and the United experiment doesn’t showcase the ‘careful what you wish for’ argument, it showcases what appointing a distinctly average manager can do.

Our manager isn’t improving. We’re no where near competing for top honours because he doesn’t understand how to be an elite manager anymore.
If you’re not moving forward, you’re falling behind.

The Manager: He’s quite simply not good enough anymore. He was a visionary for 10 years, he’s not now. He hasn’t adapted his ideology and we’re not competitive as a result.
At the highest level, he’s consistently found out because there are younger, sharper, more prep minded managers who can get the better of him.
The malaise he’s dripped over the club can be seen all over the pitch. Wenger, sadly, has become a dinosaur of a manager.

Roberto Martinez will watch a loss up to ten times to assess where his club went wrong, how many times do you think Arsene watched the Liverpool game back?
I mean, even if he watched it 20 times, where were the learnings? It was a carbon copy of Liverpool. An expensive manager who doesn’t learn from him mistakes. Not good.

Some people call me controversial and unreasoned when it comes to Arsene, but I can’t see it.
I’m just calling the obvious things here. So please do disagree if you can find a hole in the below.

Top 4 fails: We consistently come up short against the big teams. We have a manager who sits on £7.5m a year and he has NEVER beaten Jose.
That’s not bad luck, that’s because he’s no where near the manager Jose is. It pains me to say that, but it’s the truth.
He is consistently outsmarted by the better manager.

Depth: Look, we have 4 players out and we’re down to bare bones. That’s not right. Not with £140m sitting in the bank.
It’s totally unacceptable planning and it’s so predictable. In the whole world, this January, all we could manage was Kim Kallstrom with a broken back.
And look, 2 of our first team injuries in Aaron and Theo we knew about by January 5th. The lack of a striker has been an issue since last summer.
It’s terrible, terrible management.

Contract: Do I think he should sign this contract?
Absolutely not. I don’t want to watch another three years of the same… because let’s face it, he’s at pensionable age now, he’s not going to change his approach to management.
He’s not suddenly going to accept that he has to take advice of experts who are better positioned and more specialised than him. He’s not going to reengineer the club to have a more modern feel to it’s infrastructure. He’s not capable of change now. He’s done as a top flight manager.

Tactics: He has no interest in the opposition.
He’s on record as saying so and you can see it in our approach, which bar the odd personnel change, is always the same.
There is never a surprise when Arsenal play.

I think he will decides at the end of this month when we have faced all of the big teams. The signs are not good for him and the board this time. So I guess he will leave.