Arsene Wenger, manager of Arsenal football club has been in the news for his optimistic comments, even as his team seems to be struggling harder than before. While the disappointment amongst fans have been expecting little from the team’s players and management, many stakeholders of Arsenal have appeared to show greater interest in rival team Chelsea. Although financially well-off now, Arsenal FC has not been raising the hopes of its stakeholders as high as some other clubs. Wenger has been wise enough to realize that, and conveyed a conservative message in most of his conferences held recently.

Although making money seems to be easy for most teams deeply in the transfers market, Arsenal is not in the habit of letting off its players too easily. This has been met with mixed reaction from experts and fans, and Wenger has promised nothing less than strong fights from his men. Trusting their unique soccer qualities, Wenger mentioned that he was aware about the reasons why his team was not a favorite contender this season, but also mentioned that he is supervising the practice sessions only to find out that his men are raring to have a go at the tough competition that lies ahead.

Most fans have ranked Arsenal close to the tenth spot as contenders in the English Premier League. Many suggest that a few exchanges and may be some new players can bring back the old glory of the Arsenal club. However, Wenger remarked that only unity could be the reason for success in these difficult times. While Chelsea as a football club has been experimenting with team changes successfully, Wenger seemingly refuses to compare the two situations for several reasons. Being consistent is difficult for every soccer team, and unity is one way to ensure it according to the Arsenal manager.

In order to get back to old glory, one feels that changes are necessary. Although Arsenal has been planning regulatory changes and new strategies, it has been eager to take gratifying steps that will allow players to perform with a consolidated understanding of their tactics on the field.