Looks like it will now be 8 years without a trophy. He's been a great manager for them but I think his time could be nearly up with Arsenal.
The January Transfer Window will be make or break for Wenger IMO. He's apparently rumoured to be one of the main candidates for the PSG job too should they eventually sack Ancellotti for his below par position.
Wenger will have to win the Champions League the way things are going at the moment, a lot of their fans have had enough now.
Matt Duke is the model pro - well done ex tigers. **** you Ed you prick - from Hull and supporting Arsenal - What a twat.
WELL PLAYED BRADFORD CITY A FULLY DESERVED VICTORY OVER THE HAPLESS GUNNERS. The Duke, The Duke, The Duke is on fire.
What a great result, I really enjoyed the game and Bradford played well and stifled them to a large degree. Congratulation to all and particularly the ex tigers.
Apparantly one ex Arsenal player said he was so upset it made him want to spit, but he was waiting until Wenger wasn't looking!
Lovely stuff! The magic, the wonder of football: League Cup - Wenger not embarrassed by Arsenal's exit to £7,500 Bradford Arsene Wenger said Arsenal's players should not feel embarrassed despite the Gunners losing their League Cup quarter-final to a Bradford team which cost a total of £7,500 in transfer fees. The League Two side, currently 64 places lower than the Gunners, triumphed 3-2 on penalties after the match ended 1-1 following extra time at Valley Parade. Only one Bradford player commanded a transfer fee - James Hanson, who cost £7,500 from non-league Guiseley plus the proceeds of a friendly. Asked if his players felt embarrassed, Wenger said: "You feel embarrassed when you don't give everything but I feel the team did fight and they will be more disappointed and frustrated." He added: "It's disappointing but congratulations to Bradford. They defended well, started stronger than us and in the second half and extra time it was all us but we couldn't convert our chances. "It was a typical English cup game on a difficult pitch and overall we lost on penalties but I cannot fault the efforts, we kept going until the last minute and in the end Bradford got on top of us. Of course we missed three penalties and that's a lot to take." The Gunners did not force a save out of Bantams keeper Matt Duke until the 69th minute but Wenger insisted his team had created enough overall. "They defended very well, very deep in their own half, the pitch was a bit slippery and there was no space," Wenger said. "We played with a very offensive team and for over an hour played with five strikers but couldn't score. Where does it leave our season? To focus on the next game, sport is about that." Bradford boss Phil Parkinson said his players - who won their ninth successive shoot-out - should be given credit for out-performing a full-strength Arsenal side. He said: "I don't think the enormity of our achievement has quite sunk in. When they get up and see the headlines in the newspapers they will realise what they have done. There is a big gulf between the two teams in terms of finances and places in the divisions. "Arsenal have played their best team and we were three minutes away from beating them, then we have had the setback of conceding a goal and had to dig deep again in extra time. I hope this can be the first of many nights like this for Bradford City. We want to put Bradford on the map again. I want them to have a team to be proud of." http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/news/league-cup-wenger-embarrassed-arsenals-exit-7-500-072258919.html
