Someone needs to grow some balls at Arsenal... cause #WengerOut

There are no words in the world to express the ridiculous situation Arsenal find themselves in right now.



They are 23 points off the top and 19 points of relegation. 

In their match against Bournemouth they looked completely bereft of confidence, playing more like a team trying to survive relegation than one of the one of the top 10 most powerful clubs in the world and if you go by Soccerex's most recent list number 2.

It got so terrible that at some point their GBP50 million striker had to drop deep into midfield with supply pretty much hen's teeth for a striker who bagged 37 in 45 matches last season.

With Alexis Sanchez on his bike out of the club with his dogs and the Mesut Ozil situation about as up in the air as they can get, Arsenal are as weird as they come at the minute.

They are predictable, lacking inspiration, lethargic, slow, ponderous and to be honest perfectly ludicrous. 

It's a shambles.

The manager is clueless. That is not his fault. The people who employ him and keep rewarding him are the ones are at it. 

It's simple. What needs to be done now is someone to show some testicular fortitude and get rid of the manager. The fans have lost confidence and the longer this goes, the more the club digs itself into the kind of hole Liverpool found themselves in.

More ambitious clubs have made better bolder decisions this season. Stoke saw that the Mark Hughes love-in was not working so they fired him. Everton looked Ronald Koeman and decided they needed a turnaround and moved on. Crystal Palace were heading south fast and made decisions.

And a few years ago, when Manchester United won an FA Cup and with their coach looking to build on they hired Jose Mourinho and were back in the Champions League a season later. For Manchester City, the likable Manuel Pellegrini was not what they needed to become a super club.

Two years later they are being spoken of in the same conversations as Real Madrid and Barcelona.

Because they have  balls.

Ideally we would like the owner out as well. But the best case scenario is them firing the manager
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