Crocodile tears, sure he's being driven out by the likes of DT and Troopz abusing him after that £110m he's earning/earned over the years....
Fans’ abuse driving Wenger to early Woolwich exit – reports
Arsene Wenger could leave Woolwich this summer with abuse from supporters getting to him, according to reports.
The Gunners currently lie in third place in the Premier League table, level with second-placed Tottenham and nine points off leaders Chelsea.
Wenger is thought to have a two-year contract on the table from the Woolwich hierarchy but has publicly stated that he could leave it until as late as April to decide on his future.
A 2-1 defeat to Watford on Tuesday meant the Gunners fans booed their side off at the end and their title hopes look to have taken a huge hit for yet another year.
Woolwich haven’t won a league title for 13 years and Wenger has come under increasing pressure to deliver, with growing frustration at the lack of money being spent on big-name players.
The Daily Mirror claims that that Frenchman has told close friends that he wants to feel appreciated at the club otherwise he won’t stay on.
Wenger has taken his fair share of stick and sources close to the manager told the newspaper that he has been affected by some of the abuse.
As the most successful manager in the club’s history, the Gunners board are keen to see him stay but if there is continued unrest in the stands then the 67-year-old may call it a day.
Fans’ abuse driving Wenger to early Woolwich exit – reports
Arsene Wenger could leave Woolwich this summer with abuse from supporters getting to him, according to reports.
The Gunners currently lie in third place in the Premier League table, level with second-placed Tottenham and nine points off leaders Chelsea.
Wenger is thought to have a two-year contract on the table from the Woolwich hierarchy but has publicly stated that he could leave it until as late as April to decide on his future.
A 2-1 defeat to Watford on Tuesday meant the Gunners fans booed their side off at the end and their title hopes look to have taken a huge hit for yet another year.
Woolwich haven’t won a league title for 13 years and Wenger has come under increasing pressure to deliver, with growing frustration at the lack of money being spent on big-name players.
The Daily Mirror claims that that Frenchman has told close friends that he wants to feel appreciated at the club otherwise he won’t stay on.
Wenger has taken his fair share of stick and sources close to the manager told the newspaper that he has been affected by some of the abuse.
As the most successful manager in the club’s history, the Gunners board are keen to see him stay but if there is continued unrest in the stands then the 67-year-old may call it a day.
