Wenger In or Out?

It's always been Wenger in. I'll be honest and say that over the summer I was starting to lean towards "Theo out" though

out

It's still very early in the season, and we've played teams we should be getting results against. We've seen great starts before spoilt by the usual collapse. Can't get ahead of ourselves.

However the team does look very balanced. Perhaps the strongest squad we've had in years. Got great potential in this team. A lot will come down to the injury situation as usual

6-0 against the minnows

comment by citrenoogeht (U13932)
posted 3 hours, 12 minutes ago
Your timing for raising this debate is pathetic
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But when points are dropped its ok to have ten wenger out articles right ?

comment by citrenoogeht (U13932)
posted 9 hours, 38 minutes ago
Your timing for raising this debate is pathetic
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It's ok take your time, comeback and tell us after the weekend.

Out.

Too early to get ahead of ourselves. Seen this all before.

We always play well after a shaky first couple of games. Let's see what happens after Christmas when they fall away like every other season.

A good win against European minnows does not change anything.

How long have people been saying on this forum that Giroud is the reason we were performing so poorly. How long did take for Wenger to realise that lumping the ball to a slow average striker slows down our play and hinders the likes of Alexis, Ozil performing to their maximum potential? Does Wenger even now acknowledge it or did he just fall into the formation because Walcott wanted to go wide and only Alexis was fit enough to be tried up front? So giving Wenger credit is very premature. If Wenger had sold Giroud last summer and committed to a fast counter attacking, free flowing team, we could say, yes, Wenger finally saw the problem, albeit very late but still has it in him to fix issues.