He's gone now, you can stop saying dumb shit.
He's gone now, you can stop saying dumb shit.
NOTE: The location of this post has been moved and the thread title (which was previously Wenger is Leaving) has been manipulated by a notorious pro-Wenger moderator. What was previously a message that contained no profanity and made a comment on a real life event has now been manipulated by a deliberately provocative title. An old and crude propaganda and censorship technique.
He's gone now, you can stop saying dumb shit.
Harsh words from Zim but there is some truth there. Why would AC Milan appoint a combination of Gazidis and Wenger? They must like what they saw of the pair at Arsenal and considering we were never title contenders, I don’t think it’s unfair to assume that the owners are looking at a different type of success.
You have said that Wenger did well to keep us top 4 whilst going through the stadium transition and we’ve managed to improve our infrastructure and boost our revue income over the years. The AC Milan owners must be looking to replicate that.
Each club has their own approach and vision on how they want to function but I just can’t understand why Wenger isn’t going all out for titles and that CL trophy at this point in his career. If Arsenal was such hard work and he felt he suffered and stayed too long, why go through that again?
Yes and thank goodness for that but it's not dumb at all, he's a proven failure and any club with any ambitions of success would be foolish to employ him, Emery has proved that, a few months with us and we already look a much better team, this despite minimal personnel changes so far.Originally Posted by Letters
I just don't get it, AC Milan have some money due to the owners now, they have a history of success, bringing in a guy like him really seems odd, clearly they have are happy to stay in the shadow of Juventus.
As you say the team of Gazidis and Wenger is already tested and failed to achieve success and failed to show any progression, with those two we in fact started to regress after standing still for countless years.
Milan are already top 4 as it stands and it's not tht hard to be top 4 in Italy, there's really only Juve and Napoli who are any good (and maybe Roma inconsistently), the rest are nothing special.
They don't need Wenger, they need a top coach who can bring in the right players, apply some disciplines and who is tactically astute, then they might have a chance of being more successful, as it stands they'll be nowhere.
Once upon a time they were one of the best sides in Europe and the best in Italy with top players throughout their squad, it's sad to see how they have fallen to be honest. Juventus have got to be where they aim to be.
Or you can keep saying dumb shit if you pref...oh, you have.
Good luck to the man.
Milan stand about as much chance of winning the Italian title as every other team that isn’t Juventus. Which is pretty much zero. If he can get them into the CL on a regular basis again and help restore their status as a club big players would want to play for then I’m sure they’ll be happy.
If it does happen it shows how easily fans are tricked into believing the rumours and bollocks that spreads around the internet. I always had a feeling it was the owner rather than Gazidis who wanted him out. The media love a good ‘narrative’ and this whole play for power soap opera bullshit was exposed the moment Gazidis left to go to Milan.
Moved all these posts to the Wenger topic.
Seems to have jumbled up the order a bit, soz.
Why move it? Wenger is still part of the Arsenal fabric and we've discussed former players and life after Arsenal so why move this from the main thread?
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