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Original post by difeo
He's retirement age and his contract is expiring
He'll sign a new contract, if the board are willing, and I'm sure they will be.
Original post by llys
He'll sign a new contract, if the board are willing, and I'm sure they will be.
I think he'll have to win the league or at the very least mount a serious challenge. If he doesn't that's 4 years with nothing more than the FA Cup despite having plenty of money available, in which case it seems like the right time to make a change.
But then a lot of people say Arsenal's board don't care as long as they keep getting top 4, so who knows.
Original post by difeo
I think he'll have to win the league or at the very least mount a serious challenge. If he doesn't that's 4 years with nothing more than the FA Cup despite having plenty of money available, in which case it seems like the right time to make a change.
But then a lot of people say Arsenal's board don't care as long as they keep getting top 4, so who knows.
But then a lot of people say Arsenal's board don't care as long as they keep getting top 4, so who knows.
Yes, I think for the board at least he's a very safe choice. Given what's happening at the other big clubs I don't think they'll be that keen to replace him so long as he is happy to keep going.
The board will be content with top 3 tbh
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I think Arsenal have a great chance to win the PL this season and if they do then maybe Wenger retires on a high?
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Original post by WeOnlyLiveOnce
I think Arsenal have a great chance to win the PL this season and if they do then maybe Wenger retires on a high?
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I think Leicester can do it! If they can add a little more depth in their squad in January they can do it! It would be really nice to see them as champions and chelsea relegated.
I reckon it will end (ambitious i know but hey you never know):
Leicester
Arsenal
Man Utd
Man City
Tottenham
Relegated: Aston Villa, Chelsea, Bournemouth
Original post by WeOnlyLiveOnce
I think Arsenal have a great chance to win the PL this season and if they do then maybe Wenger retires on a high?
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Wenger has nothing outside football, and thats why he wont want to leave on a high, he'll always want one more roll of the dice. It's like he said, SAF had his horses, Arsene has just football, he lives, breathes, eats and sleeps football.
Original post by swirly
Wenger has nothing outside football, and thats why he wont want to leave on a high, he'll always want one more roll of the dice. It's like he said, SAF had his horses, Arsene has just football, he lives, breathes, eats and sleeps football.
no wonder he's looking all shrivelled up....he be looking like a raisin!
Original post by trapking
I think Leicester can do it! If they can add a little more depth in their squad in January they can do it! It would be really nice to see them as champions and chelsea relegated.
Not sure how likely it is, but I agree it would be great. A nice slap in the face for the rich clubs and their players too.
Original post by swirly
Wenger has nothing outside football, and thats why he wont want to leave on a high, he'll always want one more roll of the dice. It's like he said, SAF had his horses, Arsene has just football, he lives, breathes, eats and sleeps football.
Yes, I think so too. I think Wenger will want to stay until he physically can't do it anymore. A title would be a high, of course, but for him it would probably just be the next step. He'd always want to improve from where he is at, he's that kind of person.
Imagine Leicester City in pot 1 for CL next season 
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If anyone's gonna knock out Barca it's Leicester imo.
Can you imagine Vardy telling Suarez chat **** get banged
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Schlupp would have MSN in his back pocket np
This might sound extremely bitter but I don't think Leicester have really played any good attacking sides yet, bar Arsenal. I know they've played nearly everyone in the league which is exactly my point, Man Utd are ****e in attack and so are Chelsea. Next few games against Everton, Man City and Liverpool will show their true top four credentials. They won't win the title.
This is the only thing that could possibly cheer me up rn
"Since Arsenal last won the PL:Mourinho won it with ChelseaGot sacked by ChelseaCame back at ChelseaWon it againGot sacked again"
"Since Arsenal last won the PL:Mourinho won it with ChelseaGot sacked by ChelseaCame back at ChelseaWon it againGot sacked again"
Where's Shed End? Remember our bet pal?
Reckon Vardy could take Suarez in a bare knuckle gypsy fight.
@The Shed End
@The Shed End
Not sure if you can be sacked twice from the same job and still claim to be superior to some guy who's still in his job since ages ago 
Jimmy seville is shed end
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Original post by shawn_o1
Not sure if you can be sacked twice from the same job and still claim to be superior to some guy who's still in his job since ages ago
I doubt any club besides Arsenal would have kept Wenger as the manager despite 8 trophy less years. That said, if he won us the league this year and left us in a good place for the new manager (unlike others have done) those 8 years will have been worth it.
Original post by ClockEnderAFC
I doubt any club besides Arsenal would have kept Wenger as the manager despite 8 trophy less years. That said, if he won us the league this year and left us in a good place for the new manager (unlike others have done) those 8 years will have been worth it.
Wenger and the board knew that it would be exceptionally difficult to win the league in the time that we spent building the stadium and paying it off. What Wenger has done is absolutely remarkable, I really hope he wins the title so people can actually realise this..
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