Sometimes in life certain things happen at a certain time, some people would call this destiny or fate. But it does certainly be the natural order of the world; football is certainly not immune from this. A lot of us like Wenger because the way he runs Arsenal is the way many of us believe a football club should be run; he is prepared to give youth a chance and develop players whenever possible. The fact that we have seen a number of talented English players used by him as well just intensifies that feeling. Maybe Arsenal could have challenged more had they invested more money in the past, but it's clear Wenger views things as a process. The Gunners have finally reached that point where they can challenge, and a lot of us feel good about that because he has done things in the right way. Furthermore, the North London club play their football in the right way in a style that includes very high retention of the ball. So, all those things put together make Arsenal a very hard club to dislike. It appears that it is finally their time to win and taste the success that others have before.
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