GETTY Arsene Wenger must make his mind up over his future sooner rather than later Dan, the chap who makes the cappuccinos at my local cafe, is devoted to Arsenal. He can talk about his club until the cows and the sheep and the goats have all come home. His fury rises in particular when conversation turns to the subject of Arsene Wenger. Then he gives it both barrels. Then you hear the loyalist side of the civil war consuming the Gunners. Then you discover the fervour of the supporters who want Wenger to remain at the club he has transformed so brilliantly in more than 20 years as the boss; the fervour of those who fear a meltdown if he departs. They can be just as fierce in their...
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