It has been a tough week after what can be best described as 2 ‘tired and uninspired’ displays by the Gunners.
The divisions in our fan base are swiftly returning to social media.Wenger’s team selection and tactics are sharply back in focus as we rush head long into what we all hope will be a party on Sunday to finish our Premier League campaign followed by the traditional season finale at Wembley which thankfully we are part of.
We may not all agree with Wenger, many of us have been fans of Arsenal far longer than he has managed us and mistrust those who suggest he loves the club more than us. However whatever you believe and whatever you want for the club going forwards don’t ever think that he does not take defeats and poor performances to heart because he most certainly does:
We have 8 days to finish our season on a real high with 2 victories so let’s all get together behind the manager and the players he selects to complete the job.
Everything else can wait until the 1st June surely.
Cheers.
I was eleven-and-a-half. My family had just emigrated from Rhodesia to South Africa. All the kids on my street supported United or Liverpool, because of their Southern African goalkeeper connections: Bailey for United and Grobbelaar for ‘Pool. Problem was: I didn’t like the colour red – so when FA Cup Final day came around in 1979, I supported the team in yellow, even though their name sounded like “Asshole”. At the final whistle, I had bragging rights and a team that had won my heart.
Then I discovered that the Gunners also wore red. Luckily, I remained loyal, and the Arsenal has kicked my heart around ever since… (apart from a few lost years in the ’90s and early ’00s, when I was busy doing grownup things as a composer in Hollywood).
Abandoned invinciblog.com to launch this site with 1 Nil Down 2 One Up blogfather Dave Seager – and we have used this platform to help launch the writing careers of a number of amazing Arsenal bloggers.
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