Original Dub wrote:The end of an era and he's brought it on himself IMO.
One of my favourite managers for style of play etc, but his stubborness has fucked Arsenal over the last couple of years... to the point where I cringe when he's being interviewed about the upcoming game and he still smiles like he's about to suprise everyone and destroy his next opponent.
He has become a con man and he's got himself fooled.
Only a matter of time IMO.
Original Dub wrote:...One of my favourite managers for style of play...
King Kev wrote:Original Dub wrote:...One of my favourite managers for style of play...
I really don't understand why people go on about the way Arsenal play. Watching them sends me to sleep!
No league goals scored this season and that is unlikely to change any time soon from what I have seen. Shocking!
If Wenger goes it will benefit Arsenal and the Premier League in general.
Slim wrote:King Kev wrote:Original Dub wrote:...One of my favourite managers for style of play...
I really don't understand why people go on about the way Arsenal play. Watching them sends me to sleep!
No league goals scored this season and that is unlikely to change any time soon from what I have seen. Shocking!
If Wenger goes it will benefit Arsenal and the Premier League in general.
Watching them a few years ago maybe, when they just did what they liked and no-one could get close to them. This is not the Arsenal of style, bravado and flair we have seen in the past. Fucking empty shell right now with Wenger looking lost at sea.
Original Dub wrote:The end of an era and he's brought it on himself IMO.
One of my favourite managers for style of play etc, but his stubborness has fucked Arsenal over the last couple of years... to the point where I cringe when he's being interviewed about the upcoming game and he still smiles like he's about to suprise everyone and destroy his next opponent.
He has become a con man and he's got himself fooled.
Only a matter of time IMO.
CityGer wrote:Original Dub wrote:The end of an era and he's brought it on himself IMO.
One of my favourite managers for style of play etc, but his stubborness has fucked Arsenal over the last couple of years... to the point where I cringe when he's being interviewed about the upcoming game and he still smiles like he's about to suprise everyone and destroy his next opponent.
He has become a con man and he's got himself fooled.
Only a matter of time IMO.
Good post.
Stubbornness is just what it is. It's gone beyond what is right for Arsenal and it seems it's now all about him. His opinion on the value of Cahill or Jageilka is neither here nor there. What matters is the market value and sometimes you just have to swallow it and pay the going rate.
Had he been less stubborn, it's not beyond the realms of possibility that he could have gone in to today's game with Cahill, Jagielka and Parker for what he received for Fagregas. He might view that as a rip off but in the context of what his team needs it would have been great business.
CityGer wrote:Original Dub wrote:The end of an era and he's brought it on himself IMO.
One of my favourite managers for style of play etc, but his stubborness has fucked Arsenal over the last couple of years... to the point where I cringe when he's being interviewed about the upcoming game and he still smiles like he's about to suprise everyone and destroy his next opponent.
He has become a con man and he's got himself fooled.
Only a matter of time IMO.
Good post.
Stubbornness is just what it is. It's gone beyond what is right for Arsenal and it seems it's now all about him. His opinion on the value of Cahill or Jageilka is neither here nor there. What matters is the market value and sometimes you just have to swallow it and pay the going rate.
Had he been less stubborn, it's not beyond the realms of possibility that he could have gone in to today's game with Cahill, Jagielka and Parker for what he received for Fagregas. He might view that as a rip off but in the context of what his team needs it would have been great business.
david yearsley wrote:CityGer wrote:Original Dub wrote:The end of an era and he's brought it on himself IMO.
One of my favourite managers for style of play etc, but his stubborness has fucked Arsenal over the last couple of years... to the point where I cringe when he's being interviewed about the upcoming game and he still smiles like he's about to suprise everyone and destroy his next opponent.
He has become a con man and he's got himself fooled.
Only a matter of time IMO.
Good post.
Stubbornness is just what it is. It's gone beyond what is right for Arsenal and it seems it's now all about him. His opinion on the value of Cahill or Jageilka is neither here nor there. What matters is the market value and sometimes you just have to swallow it and pay the going rate.
Had he been less stubborn, it's not beyond the realms of possibility that he could have gone in to today's game with Cahill, Jagielka and Parker for what he received for Fagregas. He might view that as a rip off but in the context of what his team needs it would have been great business.
Brought it all on himself - it defies belief but hey what the fook - the Arse imploding can only be good news
Slim wrote:david yearsley wrote:CityGer wrote:Original Dub wrote:The end of an era and he's brought it on himself IMO.
One of my favourite managers for style of play etc, but his stubborness has fucked Arsenal over the last couple of years... to the point where I cringe when he's being interviewed about the upcoming game and he still smiles like he's about to suprise everyone and destroy his next opponent.
He has become a con man and he's got himself fooled.
Only a matter of time IMO.
Good post.
Stubbornness is just what it is. It's gone beyond what is right for Arsenal and it seems it's now all about him. His opinion on the value of Cahill or Jageilka is neither here nor there. What matters is the market value and sometimes you just have to swallow it and pay the going rate.
Had he been less stubborn, it's not beyond the realms of possibility that he could have gone in to today's game with Cahill, Jagielka and Parker for what he received for Fagregas. He might view that as a rip off but in the context of what his team needs it would have been great business.
Brought it all on himself - it defies belief but hey what the fook - the Arse imploding can only be good news
Depends where you are sitting at the time I suppose, although imploding sounds painful even if you made it to the loo.
dazby wrote:the game isn't over and neither is the transfer window. I am totally convinced he'll buy 1 or 2 players from Shaktar and normal service will be resumed. Good but not quite good enough.
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