I didn't like yesterday. I thought it should be a more celebratory experience

[Burney]

"Wenger's moans of disunity" Have you actually read how utterly mild and uncontentious his actual quotes were?

The rank hypocrisy here is all too typical of these people. They spend years calling Wenger every foul name under the sun, abusing him while he's trying to do his work, describing him as 'senile', 'incompetent' or organising marches against him or banners behind aeroplanes on high-profile occasions that do nothing but damage the reputation of the club and make us a laughing stock and cannot but undermine the performance of the team and think that's fine.

But Wenger points out in the mildest terms the negative impact such behaviour has had and these people are clutching their pearls and accusing him of behaving badly. Scum.

[Yesterday Once More]

Oh dear, oh dear......how the AKBs are whining. I can't imagine who they get it from.

If he wants to blame the behaviour of large sections of the fanbase for the fact that he has been held to account for his mismanagement and underachievement many, many years after he should have been then that's his prerogative. Sticks and stones, and all that. The main thing is he has gone, at long last.

Where you are wrong is to say that I or many others who have campaigned relentlessly for this outcome will not give the new manager a chance. Of course we will. While Kronke is at the helm (and in charge of the pursestrings) whoever takes charge will have an uphill struggle, but I hope for the club's sake he is more willing to use the resources that are made available to him than Wenger was for the past 8-10 years.

[Luis Anaconda]

Oh dear, oh dear......how the AKBs are whining. I can't imagine who they get it from.

If he wants to blame the behaviour of large sections of the fanbase for the fact that he has been held to account for his mismanagement and underachievement many, many years after he should have been then that's his prerogative. Sticks and stones, and all that. The main thing is he has gone, at long last.

Where you are wrong is to say that I or many others who have campaigned relentlessly for this outcome will not give the new manager a chance. Of course we will. While Kronke is at the helm (and in charge of the pursestrings) whoever takes charge will have an uphill struggle, but I hope for the club's sake he is more willing to use the resources that are made available to him than Wenger was for the past 8-10 years.

Imagine if we were able to compete for the likes of Michael Keane and Sandro