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They're turning them away in Turkey and Greece... well, the kebab shops in Enfield
Oh right I forgot about the "league title winning form" that Arsenal pull off in the last few games of the season to secure their wasted spot in the CL.
Don't think Wenger, even now, believes that is under threat.
And if he does, winning the final 5 games is hardly the "title winning form" end of season form of old.
Well tonight's win confirms that Wenger is again loved by all the fans, that the mini run they will have now will set them up nicely for next season, because next year is their year! The pieces have all come together! The mental strength, and the philosophy are all going to finally pay off!
[HASHTAG]#Wenger4MoreYears[/HASHTAG]
Gary Neville's quote in that article was my favourite:
"Where I've got less sympathy, is the type of players that were being signed in that period," Neville said on Sky Sports. "I can't think of a word to describe that bunch - I could, but it might not be usable on television - but they're certainly not what I would call the type of characters that you would want to win you a league.
"The profile of players has completely changed. The style has changed. And that, for me, is where I have no sympathy for them. I don't know where it's come from."
"Where I've got less sympathy, is the type of players that were being signed in that period," Neville said on Sky Sports. "I can't think of a word to describe that bunch - I could, but it might not be usable on television - but they're certainly not what I would call the type of characters that you would want to win you a league.
"The profile of players has completely changed. The style has changed. And that, for me, is where I have no sympathy for them. I don't know where it's come from."
Well its hard to argue with that article..
Just replay a tape of one of Arsenal's seasons over the past ten years and you've basically seen them all. The teams change over the years (Henry to Fabregas, RVP, now Ozil and Sanchez) but there is one common denominator in all this. Needs no explaining.