Arsenal shareholders to meet and discuss Arsene Wenger's performance at the end of the season More than 100 small shareholders are expected to be attend a meeting of the Arsenal Supporters" Trust on Monday night, with emotions running high after a dreadful sequence of results. A 4-0 Champions League defeat against AC Milan coupled with Saturday's 2-0 loss at Sunderland in the FA Cup means that Arsenal are almost certain to end a seventh consecutive season without a trophy. Arsenal are also 10 points adrift of Tottenham Hotspur ahead of Sunday's north London derby, but do have a narrow advantage over Chelsea in the race for the fourth Champions League place. AST members were polled on a series questions at the end of last year, including whether the board should reconsider its confidence in Wenger if they did not win a trophy this season. A total of 42 per cent of respondents said "yes," 40 per cent "no" and 18 per cent were undecided. Opinion does now appear to be split on Wenger, with the AST keen to canvas opinion soon after the end of the season. George Graham, the former Arsenal manager, pointed out that Wenger remained among the most sought-after coaches in Europe but believed that he had not addressed a lack of leadership in the squad. "They are lacking leaders on the pitch but that has been the case for the past three years," Graham said. Arséne has got a fantastic reputation all over the world. I think it will be his decision if he wants to leave. I don't think Van Persie will stay. He will be looking for a four or maybe even a five-year contract. It is a lot to ask Arsenal to pay that knowing that for the last two years he has not been a regular in the team. Personally I would let Walcott go. He has got potential but that potential has never really been fulfilled over the last two or three years.