has been great for us but to let go and turn the page. @Gunfest 1:25, I'm not ready to let go of Wenger yet, but of all the many comments against Wenger staying, yours is one of the very few that actually suggest (not unreasonable) alternatives, and provides an intelligent perspective. aving watched such a timid performance, I wondered what exactly happened to the kids that used to play with such great verve and without fear in the carling cup 2 or 3 years ago. The whole team now seem scared to play. Walcott may have improved some aspects of his game, but has lost his instinctive flair. Remember how good Arshavin was when he first came, buzzing with energy, but watch him now. Ramsey looked good we he first played, but looks lost now. Will Ox, Frimpong, Santos, Wilshere et al end up scared to play as well? Are they over-coached and over-constrained? Wenger's "stlye" of football or even his lack of ambition is not a the core of my worries. To me he seems almost pathalogically stubborn. Out to prove that his is the correct way of doing things and that he will not be told when or how to change. Yet, as gunfest mentioned above the game has changed and while we speak is changing. Our team has become predictable to such an extent that our own predicatibilty is something WE have to overcome in our matches. Teams are well prepared for us simply because they know