Time and again Piers Morgan has been a front runner among the Wenger Out brigade. He has successfully managed to instill hatred towards Arsenal's most successful manager among nouveau Arsenal fans.
During and after the game against Reading, was again one of those frustrating days when you hear his name even after blocking him on twitter.
The man is a living example of how being impulsive makes your senses not work to an extent of being the dumbest celebrity on twitter.
When you support a club you stand by it through thick and thin. And if a manager's half time talk can change a 4-0 to 5-7, he's no ordinary guy.
You'll never find a more inspiring manager, someone who could manage 7 goals from misfiring strikers who were totally and completely written off from scoring.
Its time for Piers to find a team which spends the way he wants, and leave us with our class and our classy manager.
He was at it again yesterday.
My opinion remains the same - Wenger's not the manager he was. #Arsenal fans who pretend otherwise are completely deluded.
— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) October 31, 2012
Arsenal's board wants cash, not trophies - and Wenger's lost his edge. I've had enough of ostrich fans making excuses for them. #SellingClub
— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) October 31, 2012
It's time for him to keep quiet and give the genuine supporters a break.
image: © Matt and Kim Rudge
Mohammed Asim
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Mohammed Asim is a Mechanical Engineer and a crazy football fan. He is 26 years of age and based in India. He's been supporting Arsenal since the first time he watched them play, in a Champions League defeat to Barcelona in 2006. With a passion for Football, Graphic Design and Writing. He inks his thoughts in his blog, Arsebook.
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