It may be a positive thing, it may be a bad turn of developments. However it seems your day Arsene Wenger is no longer the manager of Arsenal gets closer. What does the long run hold? A turn of events for the greater, or a sharp drop into obscurity and the unimportance that shouldnat be a section of the everyday life of a team such as the gunners are. Probably PSG are the next team to savor the abrilliancea of the teacher. Maybe with another group of owners Wenger wonat be so difficult to take on the breaks, and change his philosophy in regards to signing players. Have Arsenal dropped from title challengers and proud winners into a team that canat ensure it is past the quarterfinals of the Champions League and barely finish in the very best 4 due to Arsene Wenger? Because of a control that cares only about income, and not about the ambitions of the club and its fans? Wenger has made excuses for quite a while, but it's his bad decision making when it involves choosing his players a signing, lineups, what not. Among the questions is whether another director, with the same ownership, would have done better? Perhaps, although seem to think that Wenger has this couple of people fighting for the 3-4 spots hoping of another period in the Champions League is just a success. Others think it shows so just how far Arsenal have fallen. Not coming cheaply at all, but not delivering the sort of rating creation youad assume from forwards costing seven numbers, when all they can entice are Lukas Podolski and Olivier Giroud. When Jack Wilshere is mistakenly mistaken for the teamas messiah, while Wenger doesnat understand how to control that raw talent or keep him off the injured list. Maybe Stan Kroenke is trying to sell, and somebody a bit more ambitious is going towards the gunnersAownershipArole. Maybe Arsenal are right now in the path of owning a baseball team and would be the last team standing once the finances devours all. Nevertheless the experience is Arsenal are the only club playing by the rules while everyone keeps dancing in giant steps. Arsene Wenger created this group back in where it belongs, the utmost effective, or near it, of the league. But his persistence to stick to his or her own way, that is old-fashioned and misdirected, might make us remember as slightly less of what he deserves.
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