For a while now there has been an effort by some Gooners to discredit Arsène Wenger.
Which is bizarre, because you won’t find many fanbases who try to pick on the most successful manager in their history.
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Yet some feel that, due to his legacy in the sport, the Frenchman should have taken a moral stance against FIFA’s plans to create a commercial subsidiary.
Why is Wenger expected to carry the burden?
In the last few World Cups we’ve had accusations surrounding corrupt bidding processes, alleged sportswashing, reports from human rights groups about the deaths of migrant workers, concerns that not “everyone was welcome”,
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