Fans can CRY all they Like but Arsenal Board will Keep Wenger

It will be fair to say that Arsenal’s premier league title dream for the current season is virtually over after humiliating defeat at the hands of Chelsea.

Gunners were woeful against Jose Mourinho’s men and with tough fixtures not ending yet; one can expect them to drop more points.

Moreover, their injury concerns do not seem to end and the morale of the players at the moment stays low.

Arsenal have conceded 34 goals in 30 league games but (half) 17 of those in just 3 games against City, Liverpool and Chelsea.

The only hope of silverware this season is FA Cup, one that Arsenal just have to win. Still, there are some fans that have had enough and want Wenger out of the club. 

The bad news for them is that Wenger will not be going anywhere even if he fails to win the FA Cup. Yes, even if he fails to win the FA Cup.

Reasons are well known.

Every season, Arsenal fans come to know that their club is in profit and they will have hefty cash to spend, however like always they use transfer windows to earn more profit instead of signing top quality players.

Selling their top players have become a habit and they only signed Ozil on deadline day to zip up fans after letting go more than 20 players last summer.

Once again, knowing that Arsenal need a striker in winter, all the time was wasted just to bring an injured Kallstrom who has not played a game yet.

The board absolutely loves Arsene Wenger as with little or no expense gunners are able finish in top 4 and generate hefty revenue and well top 4 is almost secured for gunners being 6 points ahead of Spurs with a game in hand this season.

With Liverpool bloody brilliant and likely to improve their squad next summer, Chelsea and City already strong and Man United to reinforce heavily, Arsenal cannot risk another dry transfer window.

Or maybe they can, because against all odds Wenger has always guaranteed fourth spot. That does not cheer up fans anymore, but who cares about the fans because it completely satisfies the board.

Wenger is here to stay but sadly for all the wrong reasons.

Culled from Soccerisma