Bolton's stunner sent Arsenal completely into the abyss!

Arsene Wenger left the Reebok Stadium with a grim face, taking responsibility for the defeat after the game.

Arsene Wenger looked depressed in his post-match press conference and finally admitted that his team's situation was very worrying.

'It's true that winning the title in March was very elusive for us, but we were still trying our best to do it, but the reality was a blow to us, we slipped from the title race to the Champions League qualification, which is not where Arsenal should be, but the reality is cruel, we have lost too many points and we are frustrated. We should have had six points this week [Liverpool, Bolton] but we didn't get a single point, so it's been a really good season! ”

Arsene Wenger said angrily: "Our players have shown a positive attitude this season, our players are beyond reproach, and if there is one culprit to blame, then this person is me, I am leading the team. ”

'We created a lot of chances in this game and we couldn't score as many goals as we could, which is very unhappy. Our squad is still immature and sometimes experience and mentality are important. Arsene Wenger concluded.

The hard wounds of the young team are here, experience and mentality! This can be said to be a cliché for Arsenal.

The standings have changed dramatically.

Liverpool has reached 84 points and has won the championship ahead of schedule.

Manchester United's 70 points have essentially sealed up a place in the league for second place.

Third in third place is Chelsea, who have built up a Champions League advantage with 65 points after winning this round.

The fourth place is Manchester City, which won the victory thanks to Dzeko's goal in this round, with 63 points ahead of Arsenal by 1 point!

Arsenal's two-game losing streak has seen them slip from fifth place in the table, with just 62 points.

With only four league games left, can Arsenal escape and return to the Champions League places? No one can say.

The pressure on Arsene Wenger is so great that it's unimaginable.

Fleet Street has also begun to bombard Arsene Wenger's coaching policy!

The Times released a blockbuster feature predicting that Arsenal will miss the Champions League next season!

"The 19 shots on goal were far higher than the opponent's 12, and the 67.2% possession rate was more than double that of the home team Bolton, but it was such a game of suppression and suppression, and the losing side was Arsenal, which had an absolute advantage in theoretical statistics!

What is even more humiliating is that the opponent scored the winner in the 90th minute of the game.

Of course. This kind of "shame" is probably used to by Arsenal, from Sunderland at the beginning of the season, to the four-goal equaliser against Newcastle, to today's Bolton Wanderers, the Gunners have always been accustomed to conceding goals near the end of the game, until they let themselves go from the title to the nightmare of falling out of the Champions League zone!

After losing to Bolton, Arsene Wenger's Arsenal has only won 1 win, 4 draws and 2 losses in the last 7 rounds of the league, and their position in the standings has also been overtaken by Manchester City!

The nightmare of 5 years and 0 crowns has become a reality. And Arsenal's biggest crisis is not that the team will miss the trophy, but that they will be very likely to miss next season's Champions League!

From the analysis of the players' performance, look at Zhulu's "suicidal" clumsy performance at Reebok Stadium tonight, and then look at the god-level performance of Gary Cahill, the missing man in winter, the stark contrast of one god and one ghost, I don't know how Wenger feels on the sidelines? Such a squad is incomplete and the back line is full of holes in Arsenal, just ask how to deal with Liverpool and Manchester United. A team like Chelsea to contend with?

This is in a newly published list of Premier League coaches' transfer spending and money burning. We can see the clues. On this list, then-Manchester City manager Mark Hughes topped the list with an average of £146 million burned in a season, with the likes of Jose Mourinho, Rafael Benitez, Carlo Ancelotti and Roberto Mancini in the top 10. The "burning money" of these famous coaches also objectively reflects the investment, expenditure and expenditure of teams such as Manchester City, Chelsea, Liverpool, etc., which is a symbol of the burning of money by giants.

But. In the top 15 of this list, we are hard to find Arsenal professor Arsene Wenger, and if you look closely, the Frenchman is ranked 18th on the "money burning list", alongside Sunderland's McCarthy and Bruce.

Of course, there are even more chilling statistics, Arsene Wenger has spent an average of only £1.68 million per season in charge of Arsenal for 15 seasons! That's almost one-ninetieth of what Manchester City put in under Mark Hughes!

Close to one percent of the input! A hundredfold!

With such a low investment and such a huge gap, it is no wonder that Arsenal will suffer the embarrassment of 5 years and 0 titles.

Wenger is not a god after all, how can he compete with the giants of the Premier League just by relying on his "turning stones into gold"?

It is true that in today's world football, throwing money may not be able to bring one heavy trophy after another, but on the other hand, if you don't spend money, then it can be said that it is impossible to win a championship.

A club such as Barcelona, which has a strong youth system and has the highest "hematopoietic" ability in football, still invests heavily every year: Villa was bought last summer, and Ibrahimovic and Ziglinski were brought in the year before.

In the past two years, Liverpool has introduced Qin Xiong, Suarez, Meireles, Johnson, Baines and other big players, spending more than 100 million pounds, and they have won three heavyweight championship trophies.

Chelsea spent £75 million in the winter transfer window and finally rebounded strongly in the mid-to-late stages of the league

Needless to say, Manchester City's rise has already begun.

So why is Arsenal the only one holding back?

Is it really because of the financial constraints that were built at the Emirates Stadium a few years ago?

The only thing I can say is that the club is in a healthy financial position and we can afford to spend a lot of money if we need to. But the average age of our squad is twenty-three, so why do we have to make a big change and buy after the season? Arsene Wenger's words can be said to have chilled the hearts of Arsenal fans, since the financial health and do not want to buy people to strengthen the strength, will the Gunners continue to go on the road without a title like this?

At a time when Manchester City has threatened Arsenal's Champions League qualification, if Arsenal does not adjust its team building strategy, then next season, next season, if it still misses the Champions League, how can Arsenal's competitiveness be improved?

Will stars of the caliber of Cesc Fabregas and Robin van Persie stay in the squad? (To be continued.) )