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Survey result: Manager Satisfaction
Arsenal fans showed a high satisfaction level with their manager Arsene Wenger rating him 8.87, compared to the league average 7.80. Meanwhile Newcastle fans successfully predicted the sacking of Graeme Souness after their fans showed the lowest manager satisfaction in the league (4.28). Could Boltons' Fans satisfaction (9.78) with manager Sam Allardyce may be a reason why he is being linked to the England Role? (1= Very dissatisfied, 10 = Very Satisfied)
Admin(17-Feb-06 09:43)
Post about Arsenal
The manager has given me and my family a great eight years or so, Thank you Mr.Wenger. But what has occured throughout this season is a big letdown. The club has been moving TOO FAST putting on young fresh players on the first team. We still felt the loss of some senior players especially the capt. Patrick Viera, Wiltord and Edu. They are the role models to emulate.
Some of these young players has been clearly over-rated, week after week we see some poor ball passing, losing the ball too easily and moves being intercepted. Not intended to offend any of these individual, I am trully saddened with the recent poor,poor passing quality of Gilberto and Flamini. Obviously Phillipe Sanderos is not up to the standard we hope he should be, (wouldn't Pascal Cygan a safer bet on the central defensive role) and Frabegas, we desperately in need of a more creative attacking midfielder who posses an accurate & powerful shot outside the six yard box. We had Bentley, but then I guess we never did and now Diaby has shown some promising quality. I kept my finger crossed.
It is frustrating to see the team lack of understanding on the field. It used to be one great momment seeing (approximately) five touches of the ball where Ashley Cole ran through the left flank and scored in 2002/03 season.
I wonder what went wrong with our senior players on both flank, they seems to lost the penetrating skill we once hailed. And the KING 'Titi' has not been fed with those good balls.
I still preferred the tough, fearsome tempered fleeing team we used to have. (We miss the tough and nerve wrecking pillar Martin Keown on the field). It fueled the urge to win games. Tottenham never came close, Man Yoo was playing secong fiddle and Chelsea couldn't be a treat.
Though this 'transition period' is rather painful to watch but we will always be a Gunner. I have great faith with the manager and 100% behind the team. Mr. Wenger should knows best and we hope he can bring back the world class team we get so used to.
