Arsenal are practicing the virtues of prudence and fiscal responsibility. Some fans don’t get it and they are frustrated, but all are unsure how long they can hang on without the touch, the glitter and the prestige of silverware.
Frustration is gathering force.
Last Sunday it exploded briefly in boos directly at the club manager, Arsene Wenger. I don’t agree with mindless booing, but booing is not always wrong.
In the following, I discuss five reasons or perspectives by which one could say it was right for the fans to boo their embattled manager.
I hope you enjoy reading them. If you do, please leave constructive comments.
The wounds suffered from three successive losses in a row haven’t fully healed and the panic button has been pressed so hard it’s springing out from the remote control. Football is a sport that is watched by millions worldwide and it’s fair to say that a lot of emotions and sentiments are channeled into the game.
