Which, in p's case, should be punishment enough.Originally Posted by Sir C
Which, in p's case, should be punishment enough.
So the guilty speak. Not true of all fans. To have not renewed his contract is one thing, to have sacked him is another.
They haven't sacked him... if they were sacking him he'd be gone now, they have agreed that he leaves at the end of the season.
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Had he refused to step down I strongly suspect that he'd have been forced too.
Clearly the sweeping changes behind the scenes last summer were all part of a plan. Arsene was handed a two year deal to oversee the transitional phase (hence him saying that his position would be reviewed this summer when he signed the thing).
Wenger who always sees out a contract, leaves mid-contract and you don't think he's been sacked?
No I don't......
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Mutual agreement agreed in the best interests of both parties.
Not technically a sacking though you could twist and interpret it as such if you wished.
Who do you think raised the issue, Kroenke or Wenger? Do you think Wenger would ever have raised the issue?
No as he is (correctly) a manager who has total faith in his beliefs and ability and I am sure he would have been confident for next season given the introduction in January of two top level players and the assorted cast he already had in place. Factor in 2-3 perhaps new players in the summer and call me naïve but there is grounds for optimism.
Club was clearly working to this with the appointments of the scruffy German and others. Perhaps the travails of this season have just forced their hand – or perhaps their number one target is now available and it is time to act.
****ing hell, look at Tom Cruise over there
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