There is a march on Sunday before the Villa game organised by WHOAG (Where has our Arsenal gone?). It is aimed at putting across the views of those fans that are disgruntled; be it by the ticket hike, the catering, the broken promises, the team or the manager. Some of the issues are about commerce and an established institution like a football club pays little heed to such criticism. This is not to say the march is a waste of time or anything like that. A substantial turn out must, by definition, have some sort of impact on the faces behind the name at boardroom level; no matter how meagre. The one face behind the name that will pay no heed however is that of Arsene Wenger. A smattering of voices will not inject Wenger with a feeling of responsibility to change those things that he can control; namely the squad and team that he is charged with managing. He may feel that he has been successful in the last six trophy less seasons by achieving qualification to the Champions League ...
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