Goal.com is all BS.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cripps
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Goal.com is all BS.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cripps
Ok and what's that got to do with Robson being spot on? Typical defence from the Wenger lovers coming out here :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Olivier's xmas twist
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Originally Posted by Cripps
This has nout to do with Robson. Just stating Goal. com is all BS. Robson did not talk to them, the got his quotes from somw where else like they always do.
Once again Charile has a shocker :lol:
From the guy who believes every word from goal.com :haha:Quote:
Originally Posted by Cripps
unlike Liverpool and Brendan Rodgers we (quite rightly so) have a closed ranks policy on what goes on in the dressing room and on the training ground.
Really depends which way you look at it, is Wenger a particurlarly a good delegator?......no i don't imagine he is.....the chief executive of the club was pretty much vetted by him which suggests he does wield too much influence on the club for a manager. However is he dictatorial in his approach?....No i don't think so, I don't imagine for a moment he refuses to listen to people or tries to have someone sacked for questioning his approach and I imagine he is probably quite prepared to listen to advice.....but there is a difference to listening to advice and taking it and that for me is certainly what he does not do.
Arsene Wenger doesn't strike me as an abrasive or ignorant person who dismisses any view point that's not his own, but I imagine he is of the mindset that "You may have a valid point but for better or worse I must stick to my principles", and i think he has become firmly entrenched in these principles of doing things in a certain way which i think he does with the best intentions but unfortunately it makes him seem stubborn and inflexible.
I think Dictator is though a term that does not apply to Arsene Wenger, yes he has far too much power and influence than any one man should have at the club but I think he almost sees this more as akin to being like Atlas he has been ceded this responsibility by disorganisation and disarray at the top with the departues of the likes of Edelman and Dein and i think he would look upon it as a personal failure to give up these responsibilities.....
robson on walcottQuote:
Originally Posted by Cripps
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It wouldn’t worry me if Theo Walcott were to leave tomorrow, Theo Walcott, for me, is not a good footballer. He is an athlete who puts on a pair of football boots. Walcott is a ‘liability’ and should be sold by Arsenal this summer if he is asking for a wage increase
Pretty much accurate.Quote:
Originally Posted by Terry Tuffnutz
Apart from us being able to sell him in the summer.
What's your point? A person can be wrong about something as he is about Theo and right about something else as he is about Wenger.
So you defending Theo When robbo is wrong about him, makes you a Theo lover then eh?Quote:
Originally Posted by Cripps