2016-17 UEFA Champions League

goose2005

I think Arsenal will struggle to win now

GavRedKing

Hes already dead.

Q What's more embarrassing for Arsenal than seeing its team get a battering?

A Seeing some of its fans cheer it on...

martyos121

martyos121 wrote: »

10-2 Bayern on aggregate. Should Wenger announce tonight that he'll step down at the end of the season? Surely it's the only way to limit the damage he'll do to his legacy at the club.

What manager does that these days?

monkey9

I actually don't know what's more embarrassing, Arsenal or BT trying to make an issue of the officiating.

SEPT 23 1989

If the board dont sack him after this they are fcuked as a club

GreNoLi

Deleted User wrote: »

Q What's more embarrassing for Arsenal than seeing its team get a battering?

A Seeing some of its fans cheer it on...

Sanchez struggling to hide a smile as well.

martyos121

RoboKlopp wrote: »

What manager does that these days?

Luis Enrique did it not even a week ago.

BorneTobyWilde

Sums up Arsenal >

Andersonisgod

Kenny Cunningham's inane ramblings for 90 minutes have been a torture that's simply not warranted. I'm not going overboard when I say I think this has been the most woefully ill-informed and bad football co-commentary performance as I've ever heard. Abysmal.

jive

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

If the board dont sack him after this they are fcuked as a club

why? He'll probably still get top4. Ultimately those at the top don't care about the trophies, just the $$$. Wenger ain't working for the good of his heart either, he's one of the most well paid managers in the world - I don't blame him for not wanting to give it up.

Headshot

Headshot wrote: »

Bringing in those signs wanting Wenger

Hate seeing crap like that, he doesnt deserve it

5 years ago he didn't. 3 years ago he probably didn't. He's more than earned it.

BorneTobyWilde

Arsenal would have won this tie had they not concede 10 goals.

Vicxas

Maybe Arsenal need a season out of the CL, this is just torturous to watch, even for a non Arsenal fan

ERG89

RoboKlopp wrote: »

What manager does that these days?

If he does this team will down tools as none of them have any fight including the ones on the bench or sent off

To be honest this needed to happen for arsenal.
Board can't hide now with this level of humiliation

mikeym

Wenger In.

Burial.

Cech and Sanchez laughing on the bench sums it all up. What a mess.

Jelle1880

1-3 to Real now.

Mars Bar

https://twitter.com/NoLaughingMata/status/839226481398202369

Sanchez is definitely out the door now!

RobertKK

Arsenal have to be very embarrassed by this, going backwards against Bayern over the years.

The fans will end up hating the man if it doesn't end now. It's a shame really as he was a great manager. Was being the main point.

The Talking Bread

Holy fk! Just back from Astro, saw the score on the tv before driving home.


2-1








Got home...........looked at the score

GavRedKing

Mars Bar wrote: »

https://twitter.com/NoLaughingMata/status/839226481398202369

Sanchez is definitely out the door now!

Hopefully Cech is telling him his future lies in south west London in blue.

BorneTobyWilde

Mars Bar wrote: »

https://twitter.com/NoLaughingMata/status/839226481398202369

Sanchez is definitely out the door now!

Won't survive that/
Club needs to kick him out now, asap !

martyos121

martyos121 wrote: »

Luis Enrique did it not even a week ago.

Didn't realise he actually stepped down. It's a rare thing.

M!Ck^

M!Ck^ wrote: »

To be honest this needed to happen for arsenal.
Board can't hide now with this level of humiliation

Fan pressure is all that'll make a difference. Kroenke doesn't give a ****, he's happy with his LA project, Wenger doesn't care a **** about the club, he's made that clear in the last few years while taking his 7 million a year. The humiliation might be the push Wenger needs, not the board.

ricero

Think wenger out might finally become a reality

LuckyGent88

Mars Bar wrote: »

https://twitter.com/NoLaughingMata/status/839226481398202369

Sanchez is definitely out the door now!

Pretty sure there was a streaker out on the pitch at that time so possibly smiling at that.

martyos121

M!Ck^ wrote: »

The fans will end up hating the man if it doesn't end now. It's a shame really as he was a great manager. Was being the main point.

The part of me that likes Wenger as a person and respects Arsenal as a big club would like to see him step down immediately. The Liverpool fan in me wants to see this continue a while longer. :pac:

sabat

Jelle1880 wrote: »

Holy ****

Can't wait for Arsenal Fan TV.

I set the "blood/fam" spread at 75 mentions - Paddy Power should open a book on it.

martyos121

RoboKlopp wrote: »

Didn't realise he actually stepped down. It's a rare thing.

It is rare, and it's mainly because of the lack of severance pay. Most managers would rather get sacked and take the damage to their reputation along with a big fat cheque upon leaving. For some reason I thought Wenger had more dignity than that. I should know better.

martyos121

martyos121 wrote: »

It is rare, and it's mainly because of the lack of severance pay. Most managers would rather get sacked and take the damage to their reputation along with a big fat cheque upon leaving. For some reason I thought Wenger had more dignity than that. I should know better.

Wenger has been creaming off for years while Kroenke got millions for consultancy and used the club to move his NFL team to LA. Wenger gave up any principles or ****s about the club a while ago.

Dirty Dingus McGee

I genuinely burst out laughing when I saw the final score the the Arsenal match.

Sadly they're a complete joke at this stage.

BorneTobyWilde

https://twitter.com/piersmorgan/status/839228856900911104

Liam McPoyle

It seems Arsenal ten to not do well in Europe these days.

Andersonisgod

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

https://twitter.com/piersmorgan/status/839228856900911104

Awful result. Wenger should go, and should've gone quite some time ago, none of those things require the verification of someone like Piers Morgan.

BorneTobyWilde

Breaking Sky News
: Arsene Wenger signs new 8-year contract extension to remain in charge at Arsenal.

Rod Munch

Rod Munch wrote: »

It seems Arsenal ten to not do well in Europe these days.

https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/564x/58/d8/f2/58d8f25361e03e0bd8ad903965db33df.jpg

Dirty Dingus McGee

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

https://twitter.com/piersmorgan/status/839228856900911104

Great to see Piers Morgan in some sort of pain.

The Talking Bread

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

https://twitter.com/piersmorgan/status/839228856900911104

Ugh, Please get that phone hacking troll out of my line of vision

monkey9

Dirty Dingus McGee wrote: »

I genuinely burst out laughing when I saw the final score the the Arsenal match.

Sadly they're a complete joke at this stage.

Wait til you see the last couple of goals they conceded.

BorneTobyWilde

https://twitter.com/piersmorgan/status/839226895262695425

Thinks he can do better

Quazzie

martyos121 wrote: »

It is rare, and it's mainly because of the lack of severance pay. Most managers would rather get sacked and take the damage to their reputation along with a big fat cheque upon leaving. For some reason I thought Wenger had more dignity than that. I should know better.

Wenger's contract is up, so he isn't retiring or breaking a contract he would just be announcing that he wouldn't be extending it.

Andersonisgod

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

https://twitter.com/piersmorgan/status/839226895262695425

Thinks he can do better

While it's hilarious to see someone like that express those sentiments, I think it's a mindset that's become too common. The idea that just anybody could walk in off the street and successfully coach a professional club is ludicrous.

Burial.

Immediate future looks grim for Arsenal. If they don't get top four they'll have little drawing power in the summer, and with Sanchez and Ozil among others set to leave, they could be goosed.

BorneTobyWilde

https://twitter.com/TwinityTH/status/839232380607037440

theoneeyedman

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Wenger has been creaming off for years while Kroenke got millions for consultancy and used the club to move his NFL team to LA. Wenger gave up any principles or ****s about the club a while ago.

I'd be interested in learning more about this, the kronke stuff. Can you expand on this please (if it's not too painful)

theoneeyedman

theoneeyedman wrote: »

I'd be interested in learning more about this, the kronke stuff. Can you expand on this please (if it's not too painful)

Arsenal have had huge cash reserves for a while. A third of which they're required to keep under the terms of the stadium debt. They could've paid it off and been debt free. Instead they've stayed paying off the debt in piecemeal fashion which has kept more money tied up than just the few million a year they pay back. I thought this was odd a while back and lo and behold the Rams move to LA and pay whatever, 600 million I thinkbad a relocation fee. Makes sense to keep Arsenal as valuable as possible on the balance sheet to fund activities elsewhere or if trying to cash out. Meanwhile Kroenke's been paying himself a few million a year as an advisor or consultant, can't remember which title he covered it with.

The Talking Bread

Arsene Wenger as he tells the media that the club is in great shape but going through a difficult situation.


Great shape................wonder what does 10million a year man mean by that.