Comments on: Just the beginning: bringing Arsenal fans together

By: Benjy runnings

Benjy runnings — Tue, 16 Jul 2019 20:19:59 +0000

Well it’s not surprising what’s happening, Arsenal FC is not Krenokee’s priority, he bought Arsenal to to leverage his portfolio, at the best you can say he bought Arsenal as a gift to his son Josh to prove himself, but the only problem is Arsenal fans are too intelligent to be treated with contempt Krenokee is showing us. Plus Arsenal needs a generous owner not a business mogul, that’s plainly interested in profits and expanding Krenokee’s brand. The solution is boycott the games and stop buying the kits. I renewed my membership but lm not buying no kits or tickets until Krenokee depart Arsenal. We got rid of Wenger, next is the vultures Krenokee’s and Son. Up The Grt Arsenal!

By: jod

jod — Tue, 16 Jul 2019 08:09:09 +0000

A couple of obvious problems. First there’s damn all anyone can do about an owner who is hurting the club. I’d compare Kroenke to Mike Ashley but at least at Newcastle there seems to be some sort of incentive to sell the club. Kroenke is making money so no real pressure on him. Second, direction comes from the top. Either the owner has to drive the club forward or he has to get out of the way altogether and let someone else do it. That’s what happened at Tottenham. The owner(Joe Lewis) takes no part in running the club and doesn’t even spend that much time in England. Daniel Levy is in total control. At Liverpool the owners (Fenway) seem to be hands on and they give the direction. Arsenal are being hurt because Kroenke doesn’t take responsibility but doesn’t give anyone else control either. Its a no win situation.

By: Seth

Seth — Tue, 16 Jul 2019 07:33:56 +0000

if you milk the cow without feeding it what do you expect from it.? noooo enough is enough we love arsenal and arsenal is our hearts kroenke out we’re tired