Published: 3 September, 2015

IT is now four games into the Premier League season, and a badly prepared Arsenal side has failed to impress in any of them. 

Manager Arsene Wenger will never take responsibility for this or solve the problems within the team – like toughening up the midfield or bringing in a proven goalscorer. 

Those who are calling for him to leave the club are, however, whistling in the wind. 

He has two more years to go on his contract, and you better believe he’s using them.

 So Arsenal will remain light in midfield and remain in desperate need of a top-class striker – especially after Theo Walcott proved yet again at Newcastle on Saturday that he is not a centre-forward. Not one that scores anyway. 

GEOFFREY GILBERT, NW8