Hey ! Jack what's a couch? Despite Mr Wengers undoubted talent it all appears to be "going pear "at the Emirates. Never mind Arsene you are welcome to come to Manchester and work under the "wizard" as youth development "couch" perhaps?

steve berry, Manchester, Lancs

If wenger wants to go, let him go. Before that, he have fulfil some obligations to the english football. He has to rebuild a team with atleast half of English players before he go. When he jonied Aresenal, he had almost full english squad and he used them to win his first league title. Slowly he removed one by one with low cost players from different countries and now managing a team without a single english player in first team. He answered those who questioned on this regared that his Club Arsenal is keeping all English Values and that is important than keeping english players. What is his answer now for the same question, when Arsenal is going for US money and his own foreign legion is quarreling against the club. He and his English valued club has the responsibility to find good english talent and nurture them for a better English team. He just can't run away from such responsibility.

ForEnglishArsenal, London, England

well i think arsenal shouldn't really have anycomplaints with arsene wenger as boss.11 years ago arsenal were probably one of the most boring teams to watch play.with wenger the club managed to exceed in every way to the style of football they played.an extra plus has to be the work that has been done with the arsenal youth academy.i really do hope that arsenal manage to keep wenger for the years to come.the club is in debt and the club needs wenger's guidance on the pitch.arsenal will once again climb the table in a few years.there is depth and many young players arising.maybe as MICHEAL PRESTON says,the board are not fit for this club...too many mistakes have been made

Panos S., athens, greece

I think it was awfully unwise of the Arsenal board to let go of David Dein. That reveals a deplorable lack of insight into the club's strenghts and weaknesses and is a furhter piece of evidence of self-sufficiency that rarely brings anyone anywhere - except down in this world.

Bo Hilsted, Humlebaek, Denmark

Perhaps Wenger is trying to light a fire under his troops, as well as his board: the players need to up their game next season, as comments that "they are a promising young team" will not cut it anymore: and the board better wake up and start investing in another 1-2 world class players that can put the squad over the top, or the entire situation will fall apart. They are not investing enough, and the Dien faction is trying to get the resources to keep up with the other top teams.

Success next season is absolutely essential, or the Arsenal will look unrecognizable come the 08-09 season.

Rob, NY, NY, USA

I hope the Arsenal Directors are happy with the situation they have created. If they didn't anticipate the potential loss of their manager and their key players, then they are not fit to be directors, for it was obvious to everyone else. If they did, but considered that their own interests outweighed the problem, then they are also not fit to be directors. David Dein did more for Arsenal than all the rest of the Board together, and - if he does not return in some form or other - Arsenal will sink back into the mediocrity from which the Dein/Wenger regime rescued them.

Michael Preston, Orangeburg, New York

i support Wenger stay at the Emirates stadium for another season .i think he made a great achievement to the Arsenal club.he is a good couch.

Jack xiong, yichun, china

Wenger always gives the same set answer when asked about contracts. He never makes a big fuss about renewals and also never goes back on his word.. However, he's unlikely to walk away from Arsenal when he's spent years grooming young stars who are about to blssom.

Mark, Newcastle, England,