The Manager of the Arsenal FC, Arsene Wenger has called on Arsenal fans not to boycott but to turn out in large number for Tuesday’s game against Sunderland.
There are notions that fans of the north London club are planning to boycott the Tuesday match which was designed to hasten his removal as manager of the club.
Although Arsene Wenger is yet to make up his mind of either staying at the Emirates Stadium or leaves when his current contract expires after the end of the season.
The Gunners have two Premier League games against Sunderland and Everton before facing the its London rivals Chelsea FC in the FA Cup final to conclude the 2016/2017 season
Arsenal have not won the English Premiership title since 2004 and Wenger has been under renewed pressure this season as the Gunners are in danger of failing to qualify for the Champions League next season
Wenger had never loosed the top 4 position since he took over the management of the club 21 years ago but Liverpool’s Liverpool’s 4-0 win at West Ham on Sunday has placed the club under serious threat, the now need slip-ups from either the Merseysiders or Manchester City to help them maintain status quo
there are calls for mass boycott of Tuesday’s match at home to Sunderland as the season has already seen a number of ‘Wenger out’ protests by supporters groups urging the 67-year-old French national to quit as there were marches games with some empty seats visible at recent Emirates fixtures.