There are fans even reviled, blamed, angry but willing to accept the loss or pain of seeing their beloved team go through the end of a failure to another failure calledGooners.
There is a man who spent almost his entire career to build a team, a house, a nursery for young talents or talents disgraced in another team, has been very successful but also failed, sometimes having a blind confidence in his children that people say it is so conservative called Professor.
There were moments of tears when witnessing the torment in those eyes, the more and more furrows on forehead over the age of 60 day by day or being about to touch the tip of the glory suddenly falling into hell by the superficiality of the youth or severity of the fate called N-years-with-no-trophy.
There is a kind of love grows over the years through difficulties and errors, tears and sorrow called ARSENAL!
Love is like honor, is the thing that can’t be swap but also need the faith to catalyse. If you think Arsenal choose their own thought of failure, then ask yourself why the fans still chant the name of a professor on the podium? A beautiful and stylish way of football may be decried for the frigid victory of pragmatism. But a "super Gunners" in that date will not be revived, if Wenger's Arsenal run away or do nothing to the test. It's easy to say that let's spend more money like Manxitin, let's go play rugby, and get used to trick the referee, Arsenal will go to the top. But for the purpose, when standing in front of the mirror, not recognize one’s own seft anymore?
Normally, happiness is still easy to get used to. It's warm enough to make people forget the pain that is always lurking somewhere. Pain of the Gunners fans could dumbfound themselves when the team was defeated, but it is still enough to create the courage and pride when the cry "Gunners, Gunners" continued ringing outside the pitch….
................................till the last second.




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