Wenger: Arsenal’s Major Problem

I am obviously not a fan of Arsenal Football Club but in view of the present dismal performance club once noted for its attacking prowess that can akin to my Almighty Barcelona FC, I have found it very compelling to advise Arsene Wenger to act fast by exiting the Club as its manager and look else where. This will in no small way help the Club to find its feet again. Arsenal, once sensational has lost about three matches at least as at the time I am putting this article together, losing to Hull City, Stoke City and Manchester City, granted that the Club has managed to defeat Manchester United and Chelsea football Club in two separate matches played in Emirates and Stamford Bridge but a lot needs to done to improve the performance of the Club.

The problem of Arsenal is not far-fetched, and many of the club’s fans and supporters know this, Wenger has always loved to hold on to money helpfully meant to bring experienced and mature players to Emirates, without spending such money, while also readily allowing experienced players to find their ways out of the club.

Only Wenger can tell his Board and fans the real reason behind his often refusal to spend fairly large sums of money to acquire players that worth from other clubs which has always put Arsenal at disadvantage, most times, it we are made to understand that money assigned to him to acquire players are often returned to the management of the club while settling for inexperienced players often bought at cheaper amounts. How does he hope to win with players of this sort of players? Granted that inexperienced players grow to become wonderful players but an experienced man Wenger who has put in his best of services for the club should have realized that a club only wins and seeks to keep silverwares with what it has.

Why would Wenger allow Hleb and Flamini leave in the first place without any possible replacements for the two hearts of Arsenal midfield? It also does not make sense to me that rather than increase Hleb’s fee in the club, he allowed him to exit. One would have thought that Wenger had plans but what was he thinking? Arsenal has lost Henry, Hleb, Flamini, while hoping to further lose Fabrigas and possibly Gallas if nothing is done. Wenger should be told bluntly that he should not make an economist on the pitch.

Walcot can engage Van Persie in a physical battle, and Gallas can shout it aloud to whole world for all I care but Wenger remains the problem, Arsenal management knows this, if the management says they are ignorant of this, then there is problem in the management of the club. No one liked Gallas shouting the problem of his team to the world press, but the truth is that Wenger is more of a problem the team should confront.

Arsenal has defeated Chelsea but the team hasn’t found their lost magic, if it is only a temporary victory. Only a miracle it will take for Arsenal to lift premiership this season, and if that miracle must come the way of the team, then Arsenal has two options, spend good money on players or let Wenger go. Up Gunners!!!!!!!!!