Random Arsenal Shit (When it's not worth starting a thread)

[KSE Comedy Club]

Precious little you've given him there.

He knew the French football scene better than anyone else here.

He's a good fitness instructor.

He gives young players an opportunity, even though he has no idea how to coach them.

And he shifted Henry from the wing to the centre.

Two of those have long since expired, one could be offset by the fact that while he does give young players a chance, he hardly ever plays them in the proper position. And the final one, sure, he's always been into the fitness aspect and undoubtedly he transformed the club and even English football in that respect.

But in the end, even by your own measure, he has hardly anything going for him as a football coach.

I don't think you are respecting the respectfulness

[Letters]

I'm at work now, but I jump on here every now and then

I'm on here now, but I jump to work every now and then

#publicsector

[Cripps]

Eating sprouts and then loudly and violently guffing doesn’t count as working

Coming from someone that sits and watches an individual until he has a poo.

[KSE Comedy Club]

I'm on here now, but I jump to work every now and then

#publicsector

oh, how the other half live

[KSE Comedy Club]

Coming from someone that sits and watches an individual until he has a poo.

#pooporn
#dailyshitstream

[Özim]

How many players at the club were there prior to his arrival during the unbeaten season

It’s fair to say this was a team he built himself

As I previously stated those players learnt from the old guard to some extent, they were slowly integrated into an team already full of winners. We saw what happened when Wenger sold the experienced players too quickly.

[Özim]

Big difference between being a football manager and a football coach

Was Ferguson the best coach? Did he individually work with Giggs, Scholes, Beckham to make them what they are

In the end Ferguson didn’t even take training sessions himself

A manager is largely at the end of the day the public face for a team effort. No one achieves it alone, and the main talent of any manager is knowing how to delegate responsibility to others knowing you’re own strengths and weaknesses knowing the strengths and weaknesses of those around you and coordinating it to achieve your vision

What happened with Wenger is that he became everything man manager, coach, scout etc and ended up doing none of these things well.

Ferguson had a massive impact on the team, in terms of motivation, discipline, tactics his impact was obvious, he didn't just let the players play their game, morevover he repeated success regardless of what coach/assistant came in.

Wengers is not so clear, he's not really repeated his success, the failings are also clear as day, even to the average person watching.

[Cripps]

Are we having this debate again?

When will you lot just give up?

[Power n Glory]

Fair enough. Adams may have been a good leader on the pitch but a poor one off it - but Ashley wasn't an exception in terms of players that really blossomed under Wenger. It seems childish then to try and downplay the influence Wenger had on player development considering all the success stories back then. I don't think it's fair to to say that Wenger can be held responsible for everything bad that's going on now without also him then being responsible for all the good things in the past.


And I don't think Wenger or the board for that matter gives a fuck about what pundits on TV say. They barely care about the fans as it is.

You're taking a lot credit away from players that say they learned a lot of other players during training. Whenever you listen to players feedback on Wenger, they never go into detail of how he's trained them to be technically ready or how they should play in their position or set up tactically.

We wouldn't be talking about the past if this wasn't relevant to what we see now. If we're saying he hasn't changed much or evolved as a coach, what makes you think Dixon is outright lying about Adam's and Cole?

[Niall_Quinn]

Are we having this debate again?

When will you lot just give up?

It has taken a huge effort to get people to the stage where they accept Wenger has to go.

Now they are holding ground by claiming he must be respected and allowed to leave when he fancies it. So that's what has to be smashed next. Everyone needs to play their small part, even if it means going over the same ground repeatedly.

The diehards are still clinging on to whatever is left floating, which isn't much. We're at the stage where they are accusing those trying to force him out as behaving like jilted lovers. Jump in whenever you fancy.