Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35611683)

l have never said there was a crisis every week but the fact remains that Arsenal have had all summer to strengthen their squad and so far have done diddly squat so far especiallywhen the men with all the power at Arsenal promised supporters that they would be competing for the best players in the transfer market but alas it seems so far they are all mouth and no action and Arsenal supporters are starting to see through that thus the deep booing and discontent at the final whistle today.

Originally Posted by colin25 (Post 35611686)

If you pay your money, you have every right to complain.

Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35611687)

Do a search under your name for Arsenal and see how often you've declared that there is a crisis and/or that Wenger hasn't got long left. Arsenal aren't doing well right now but still. It's tiring.

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There is a difference between complaining and declaring a crisis. I complained several posts ago. There is lots to complain about but it's not a crisis. A crisis is what is happening to Coventry or what happened to Liverpool years ago. Losing a game and unhappy fans is not a crisis and needs to be put into perspective. Anything which can be forgotten in a couple of good results is not a crisis.

Originally Posted by colin25 (Post 35611690)

i meant the arsenal fans at the game...remarking at Denphone's comment

Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35611687)

Do a search under your name for Arsenal and see how often you've declared that there is a crisis and/or that Wenger hasn't got long left. Arsenal aren't doing well right now but still. It's tiring.

Originally Posted by Russ (Post 35611692)

I'd say a team with Arsenal's heritage and following not getting a sniff at a trophy or getting anywhere near the Premier League title in coming up to 10 years should be considered something of a near-crisis.

Originally Posted by nstokes (Post 35611695)

We have started poorly

Originally Posted by Russ (Post 35611692)

I'd say a team with Arsenal's heritage and following not getting a sniff at a trophy or getting anywhere near the Premier League title in coming up to 10 years should be considered something of a near-crisis especially with so many star players leaving and not being replaced.

Originally Posted by colin25 (Post 35611698)

Yes :D

Though that sort of game normally means Utd will get a dodgy decision, and win. Here's hoping not

Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35611699)

No it isn't. Plenty of teams have great heritage but aren't close to the league. West Ham, Leeds, Villa, Forrest and more.

Originally Posted by Russ (Post 35611700)

I have a feel United's ability to squeeze out an unearned win retired along with SAF.