Arsenal FC for life. Big Arsenal FC fan, and really into football. Have been supporting the Gunners for about a decade now, and have been with them through their ups and downs. Have a lot of fond memories from the unbeaten run, and also of the Thierry Henry-Dennis Bergkamp-Robert Pires partnership. The future is also quite bright, something which supporters of other clubs would never understand. Wenger is not splurging the market right now, because of the debt from the Emirates Stadium. Despite being trophy less for the last few seasons, I would say this has been Wenger's toughest, yet the best years. This is simply because of the fact that despite such a big debt, and losing the best players of your squad each year to other clubs and with a pretty average squad turning up every week, we are still a Champions League team, with a finals appearance(came within 10 minutes of winning it) backed up by a apperance in the semis. We came close to winning the EPL on two ocassions. The debt will be over soon, and we will have our glory years returning. And why these are Wenger's best years: see where Liverpool, Newcastle and Leeds are. They are examples of other severly debt ridden clubs. Wenger has delivered, without any star players, and such clubs have not despite having a few front cover posers for magazines.