Is Sacking Arsene Wenger Really the Answer to Arsenal's Woes?

Around a month back, I wrote an articled titled 'Whats Happened to The Arsenal'. That particular article sparked a rather heated debate as Bleacher Creatures pointed out various reasons for Arsenal's downfall.

Whenever Arsenal lose a game or fight out, yet another goal-less draw. There's always a section of Arsenal supporters who call for Arsene Wenger's head.

This article is addressed to that particular section of the crowd so if you're not part of it, don't get offended by it.

I'd like to start of by saying, I'm not an Arsenal supporter and certainly not a huge fan of Arsene Wenger, which ensures this article will not be biased at all.

The Arsenal currently hold fifth place in the Barclays Premier League, three points behind Aston Villa, who are seriously being tipped to overshadow the Gunners and grab a Champions League berth.

Villa appears to have slowed down off late, conceding two late goals against Stoke City, and to nail a point could prove to be suicidal if Arsene Wenger has his way.

Meanwhile, Nicklas Bendtner pulled out a stunning performance against West Brom. All of his critics, who were calling for him to be sold were left in awe of a surprisingly brilliant show. Bendtner overshadowed the presence of new signing, Andrei Arshavin.

Arsene Wenger has been deprived of the services of Theo Walcott, Cesc Fabregas, and Tomas Rosicky for a major chunk of the season. Add to that, the sales that Arsenal have been forced to make.

It's time for Arsenal fans, to get behind Wenger, to believe in him, to support him, his youth policy could prove beneficial to the Gunners in the long run.

If not, prepare for UEFA Cup or Europa Cup football next season like Bayern Munich and AC Milan in previous seasons.