Here the whole season we have got zero penalties. It is absolutely amazing, because you see other clubs who have got 10? I don't know (why the penalty was not given), we have to accept the decision of the referee" Some would call it poetic justice that Arsenal were not awarded a penalty (it was a penalty) simply because Norwich themselves had a clear penalty denied, secondly Arsenal were very lucky to finish the game with 11 men, but that is just a distraction, the reality is that Arsenal let in three goals at home against a team they should be beating easily and that is no disrespect to Norwich. Arsenal have lost TEN games this season, I believe they have lost that many in a season just once before since the start of the premiership, they are now seven seasons without a trophy and could end up playing Europa League next season, whatever way you look at it, that is a decline. Who is to blame for this? You can only blame the ref's for so much or the fixture schedule or the opposition tactics and so forth, at some point you have to look at the manager and the truth is that any other team within the top four, including Man Utd, would have fired their manager a long time ago after such a barren run. The Arsenal board has to really ask itself, is Wenger the man to bring the glory days back to The Emirates? Based