I know it's not going to happen, but if it were up to you would you get rid of Wenger now, in mid season? I would tbh, the guy's finished as a manager, devoid of ideas and completely deluded thinking his way's actually working.
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I know it's not going to happen, but if it were up to you would you get rid of Wenger now, in mid season? I would tbh, the guy's finished as a manager, devoid of ideas and completely deluded thinking his way's actually working.
At any normal club yes.
At a club where money counts for everything and football is just a by-product, absolutely not.
Very obviously NO. What would it achieve? NOTHING!
The board has to go, quite fucking obviously. Eventually the majority of fans will wake up to this glaring fucking reality and then something can be organised to root out those toff cunts and the yank.
You mean every football club in the world?Quote:
Originally Posted by ItsMe
NOQuote:
Originally Posted by Joker
he should have been sacked years ago....
the stupidity of Wenger -
Buy youngsters for the future...sell the best ones
Does not like last minute transfer deals...buys 5 players on the 31st of August
Stresses the importance of a good start to the season...loses 4 games before November
Works on zonal defense all summer....changes back to man marking after a few games
Used to buy quality like Henry, Viera, Petit, Cesc, Overmars, Lunjberg, Sol, RVP.......now buys Theo
No, most other clubs are interested in the playing side and winning as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master Splinter
They both have to go to be honest, this is Wenger's fault too, it's his ideas and policies behind the football side.Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
No, at other clubs the football does matter. This is why clubs are willing to spend money even if there is a risk that the players that are signed turn out to be disappointments. This is why other clubs freeze ticket prices even if the financially rational thing to do would be to increase prices to maximise profits. At the moment we are treated as a pure private enterprise, which can't be said for many other clubs in England. It's a disgrace.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master Splinter
Of course he should go and it's not just because of this game.
Making money is the first rule of every business. And that is what every football club is.Quote:
Originally Posted by ItsMe