Arsenal Business? Or Football Club?

Arsne Wenger has been called a lot of things over the past five years, like genius, gifted, legend? But how can a man who has not won any silverware for five years, but have managed to make the biggest profit for a football team around the world, be called a ledgend?

shore he has the aptitude of a Wall Street stockbroker, but to manage a major European football team?

It is time for the board to finally say, enough is enough, if you want to continue with your, the only way to put it, stupid policy of not buying any players, claiming that your team has talent and the team is still young policy and that's why we are not winning anything.

But hang on a minute, we have heard the same thing every year for five years, and i'll tell you something, the team is NOT that young any more, its not an excuse.

 There is no excuse for not buying Mark Schwarzer from Fulham when all they wanted was an extra million, especially when you have the money and our making a 56 million pound profit. You cannot defend the mess of a keeper, that he calls Almunia any more.

There is no excuse for beating a good team like Tottenham 4-1 and then losing to West Brom the next week, What is going on???

maybe it is time for Perter Hill-Wood and the rest of the board to roll up there sleeves, and come to terms with the fact that, although he might be making them a profit and them and himself very rich, they are still a team with nothing to show for themselves for the last five years!

Maybe its time for Wenger to rip up the wage agreement that Wenger has with all the players, and finally spend that money on players we desperatly need. Arsenal needs a new goal keeper, a good new striker who is reliable, unlike Van Persie who spends a good three months of every season on the side line injured, and i believe its time for Wenger to say to Fabergas, your clearly unhappy hear, you say you want to leave every year. Goodbye, 

Why keep players at a club, who dose not want to play for that club, a player who go behind the clubs back and puts the shirt of the rival team they have always really supported (Barcelona) in front of thousands of people, 

Wenger might be a good manager, but enough is enough, its time for him to go.