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Hey, that's a double post. That's fail, Pips. Moving on, such a disastrous week this past week. After looking like a sure victory, own goals gave this match away and put Arsene Wenger more and more closer to the hot seat. Alot of the bad results can and should be blamed on Stan Kroenke who had the audacity to say such things on spending money. I think in the situation Arsenal were in, spending should've been no surprise and the most spending should've been encouraged. So should have resigning and locking down star players, in which we didnt thus this sticky spot we are at. Arsene Wenger has made the right moves after the United match, whether if it wa enough has yet to be seen, so far the results have not proven so. Normally in a fair position on the table, we are 17th...just one point above relegation zone. We are not Liverpool to have spent time down here. Why Arsene Wenger is untouchable and constantly given votes of confidence and the security of this joob being stated all throughout blows my mind. Is it possible for Ivan Gazidis to see that Wenger's theory is not cutting it in this league anymore? I admire the signings made within the last days of the transfer window, but none of the players were world class...more like a temporary relief for the loss of Fabregas and Nasri...getting Benayoun on loan shows the desperacy we were in to get in talent in midfield. And its not just the signings that have not proven themselves, they have, Gervinho and Arteta already have goals, Mertesacker gave us a clean sheet his debut and etc. The main hole I see is the second back spot. Koscielny to say the least, he has just been awful this year after a promising season last year...He said he would get some muscle to be able to survive to the likes of the bigger strikers, but he looks the same as last year and looks less physical as well...Vermaelen being hurt has surely put a big hole in that spot....

Other news on managers in the hot seat, err rather was in the hot seat. Inter Milan manager, Gian Piero Gasperini has been sacked after just five league matches...One draw and four losses prove why it was even considered, the one that set it off was the 3-1 loss to newly promoted Novara...a disgrace...the loss of Eto'o should not have proved a big loss considering they signed Diego Forlan in his place..
But see? Inter sacked their own manager after just five matches....17th place Inter were in, just like Arsenal...I don't see the difference between Gasperini and Wenger when they have the same record and have the club in the same sticky situation.