GETTY Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger could leave in the summer When Wenger was inspired choice of the last Arsenal board to sit in deliberation of who should run the club, the oldest man in the room was 62-year-old Clive Carr. As the Frenchman looks into the eyes this afternoon of men who must judge whether, at 67, he is past it, nearly 400 years of experience will peer back at him from the six wise old men in whose hands his fate rests. Ken Friar, so long a part of the club’s furniture, is 82. Chairman Sir Chips Keswick is 77 and Lord Harris of Peckham is fast approaching his 75th birthday. The majority shareholder Stan Kroenke is nearly 70, although in fairness, he relies heavily on...
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