GETTY Arsene Wenger will face the Arsenal board to discover his fate “” A 52-year-old lawyer from Manchester Grammar School and a self-confessed City fan, this will be the most important football decision of his life. It is one, with hindsight, that should have been taken in October. He has always spoken publicly and briefed privately in favour of Wenger and at the AGM Kroenke, a huge fan of the Frenchman, said the board were “very high” on him continuing as manager. Wenger chose to delay signing a new two-year deal – perhaps believing he had the luxury of choosing an occasion that best suited him. But since then there are suggestions that some members of the...
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