TICKETING LED TO WENGER'S SACK AT EMIRATES

TICKETING LED TO WENGER'S SACK AT EMIRATES

  

MORTALWENGER BECOMES IMMORTAL IN ARSENAL FOREVER AS HE BECOMES AN INTEGRAL PART OF CLUB FOLKLORES AFTER 22 YEARS

BY ABDULMUMINI ADEKU

The refusal  by bulk season ticket holders to attend Premiership football matches in England and in the 2017 /2018 football season more than any other reason forced the hands of the club directors to move for the sack of Coach Arsene Wenger of Arsenal Football Club of North London,England..

The News office Desk of the E.N.M.Paedia Express Multimedia Group of Lagos,Nigeria had in a world exclusive reportage last year insisted that the only way to get Arsene Wenger sacked was for fans not to attend matches since the Board had refused to sack him on account of the brand's financial profitability than success on the pitch over the years.

It was no surprise when this ,certain fans in the club who had brought bulk season tickets decided to stay away from matches played at the Emirate Stadiumand even away from London.

A source who spoke to this reporter said he welcomed the development as it was time the club  flipped to a new page .

In 2003/2004 football season ,wenger joined the immortals when he marshaled his team to being unbeaten in an entire season  thus earning the names: the invisibles in the process for their sterling performance.

As Published on Wednesday, 12 th april,2017 and uncensored!!!

THUNDERBOLT AT SELHURST PARK

THUNDERBOLT AT SELHURST PARK

BY ABDULMUMINI ADEKU,ROLAND KESLER

 WENGER LEAVES THE PITCH IN DEEP GRIEVE AFTER THE MATCH

Arsenal Football Club of London players  struck a pitiful sight again as they matched towards the tunnel after the end of their match against Crystal Palace ,also of London in which they were beaten flatly by three goals to nothing.

Fans at the Olufemi Ajayi Street Football Viewing Centre in Ifako-Ijaiye,Lagos,Nigeria were seen trooping out of the place at least 10 minutes to the end of the game saying they could not stomach the psychological damage the team was doing to them anymore.

Fans were sighted via television at Selhurst  Park in London,United Kingdom still insisting on the sack of Coach Arsene Wenger as the only panacea to the crisis bedeviling the football club at the  moment.

It is now all but certain that there will be no U.E.F.A. Champions Football League to be competed  for by the team in 2017 and 2018 season and this would have guaranteed the brand a lot of revenues  ranging from sponsorships,advertising,merchandising,branding,ticketing,marketing,television and allied media rights among other perks  too numerous to be mentioned,but now all that opportunity would appear to have gone down the drain.

This is aside what Arsenal football club will lose from the English Football Association for not being among the top four as well.

The team played without a soul or fighting spirit as they played as if nothing was at stake thus leading to questions as to the reaol situation at the Emirate Stadium.

When in the 92^nd minute,English Forward,Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain kicked the ball into the stands instead of inside the net as expected ,that type of display sort of summed up the entire misery Arsenal and its teeming fans globally have had to endure  since Bayern Munich  of Germany literarily ran amok and put the team to the swords over two legs at 10 goals to  2 in that better forgotten  U.E,F.A. Champions Football League  2^nd round knock out phase recently.

Insiders  in London, United kingdom “s Emirati stadium ,home of Arsenal Football Club insists that some of the supporters who have vowed not to buy seasons ticket at the ned of the regular football season will most likely form a bigger group as part of a larger agenda to force the hands of Coach Arsene Wenger and make him to throw in the towel.

This is against an earlier notion that tickets were broght in bulk over several season which turned out to be not correct an opinion.

The Arsenal squad collectively stand to lose up to £5million if they fail to qualify for next season’s Champions League, the Times’ Gary Jacob has revealed.

The Gunners reward players for reaching the group stage of the competition with an average bonus of about £200,000 per player, although not every player is paid the same amount.

It’s not just the players who will lose out if Arsene Wenger’s side miss out on the top four for the first time in his reign. The club will see a massive loss in revenue from UEFA.

Crucially, the Gunners still have to play Spurs, Man United and Everton in their remaining nine league matches.