Arsenal stained by oblivious Stan Kroenke ownership

After Arsenal released a disingenuous official statement notifying fans they would be leaving the European Super League, supporters are still enraged with the outcome. Words of insincerty ultimately added fuel to the fire. We feel disrespected and taken for granted, betrayed by the executives in the front office, who Manchester United legend Gary Neville describes as “impostors.”

Impostors who want to squeeze every penny out of this beautiful game and leave the weak straggling for themselves. There is no connection with fans or communities, they are outcasts who need to be punished for the disgraceful acts they have tried to pull over the course of, not only the last few days, but years.

Supporters need not blame Mikel Arteta and the players, as they simply follow orders from the people above them and had no part in the decision making.

The first Arsenal player to speak out against the ESL on social media was Hector Bellerin, who although is set to be on the move from the Gunners, let his voice be heard. Say what you will about his performances this season, he is a wonderful representative of the club.

Arsenal are stained by oblivious Stan Kroenke ownership even after failed interaction with supporters

The values of football were abolished with the idea of the Super League, the foundations of fandom and tradition lost, turning the beautiful game we know into a greed ridden monopoly. The Arsenal community need to question the integrity of the front office, especially in terms of owner Stan Kroenke, who has zero understanding of English football.

His son is no better.

Generations of fans have given their blood, sweat, and tears for this club, only to be spat in the face. Without approval or consent, KSE went behind the backs of the Arsenal community and made the biggest mistake you can make as an English football owner: throwing away and disregarding the values of this world’s most cherished sport; values like competition and rivalry.

Kroenke has made Arsenal Football Club a joke in the Premier League, a club on the decline since his permanent ownership. We’ve been inconsistent all year and do not have a guaranteed spot in the European football for next season. We don’t deserve one even if it’s an free entry olive branch decorated with dollar bills.

Arsenal is not a ‘super’ team. Gifting a spot in a league where there is no threat of promotion of demotion would just make this club take further steps backwards; allowed to simmer away in the lower reaches of the Super League with domestic football nothing more than pre-season. No soul.

Even before this atrocity, the fans and Kroenke had an unstable relationship infected with mistrust. This was certainly the last straw. Once a club of great pride and honor, turned into a complete mockery. When I think of Arsenal, my mind drifts towards elegance and class, not greed and wealth. This was not the actions of the Arsenal Football Club, it was the actions of Stan Kroenke. His son did little to repair broken bridges.

Fans want to see Arsenal win trophies by merit, the grind is a part of the whole process. The ESL was a poison that had to be removed.

The first step of eliminating this league is completed, and next, get Kroenke Out.