Sorry to disappoint Mighty, but I actually have a lot of sympathy for the Arsenal. A proper club that has earnt their position the hard way - like ourselves - is being crippled by second-rate businessmen and their unwillingness to play the hyper-real game created by billionaire plastic clubs like City, Chelsea, PSG etc.
I have no doubt that Wenger is lost in the the ridiculously over-inflated market (unlike BR and AVB, for example, who are really trying to cope, imo), but let's make one thing clear, the artificial hyper-reality that has been created by the plastic billionaires is NOT good for football and especially not the fans (for a good explanation read this
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/footbal...the-absurd.html).
How many clubs need to gamble their existence to compete before we say enough is enough? Clearly FFP is a load of bllcks if City and PSG are allowed to compete in the CL this season. How much were the stadium rights to the Etihad bought for by the company (that has never posted a profit, incidentally) run by the owners brother - GBP400 million? It's a joke that that was allowed to pass.
And let's not forget that we are suffering because of this more than Arsenal. Just because we won our opening game and they didn't, doesn't mean we're A-ok.
Come on Liverpool, Spurs, The Arse and even (can't believe it even though I type it) Manure, let's get Chelsea and City out of the Top 4 and rid ourselves of their ridiculous owners ruining the game.
rant over.
