KSE Out!

2019 was a bad year for Arsenal.

There were some highs, namely wins over Chelsea and Man United in the league. And over Napoli and Valencia in the Europa League. The club also signed Nicolas Pepe as a record signing of £72m, and the club further “won” the summer transfer window.

But the lows outdid the highs.
Chelsea demolished the Gunners 4-1 in Azerbaijan in the EL final.
Head coach Unai Emery got sacked in November 2019, after several poor results. He could not correct the defensive errors and mishaps occurring and paid the price for such.
The side also had a chance to get top four in the league in the final games of 18/19, but a defeat at home to Crystal Palace, defeat away to Wolves and Leicester City, and a home draw to Brighton and Hove Albion, all saw the struggle to get over the line.

The club’s summer signings also didn’t get much traction in the season. David Luiz has been poor. Pepe has not hit top form consistently, and Dani Ceballos has been hit and miss also.
Youngster Gabrielle Martinelli has been outstanding, and William Saliba has been fine at Saint Etienne but then won’t join Arsenal officially until summer 2020.

So despite some promise, the club folded and failed in key moments.

There is only one factor here that can take culpability here. It’s the owners – Kroenke Sports Enterprises (KSE).

Since they gained majority shareholding in 2011, the club has seen a ready decline in its off the pitch and on the fortunes.
It seen a club that was a consistent Champions league club descend to the lower reaches of the PL table.

ANd it has been a culmination of poor decisions and weak accountability that has seen Arsenal descend.

It’s now time to call out KSE – and demand they ensure that proper decisions are made.
As seasoned business owners, they know that any successful organisation is run properly from the top. Those in control know that a business must hold a sound strategy, which thus ensures all operations are conducted smoothly and successfully.

Our club has been mismanaged for many years, and it’s time to stop this trend.

KSE OUT – since they’re not in Arsenal’s best interests.