Now it's the Secret Seven :doh:
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Now it's the Secret Seven :doh:
Wenger!!
What a fucking hero!!
Change my vote, make it 8!
#WengerIN!
GET THE CUNT OUT!
I voted for him in today. :whistle:
As a joke.Quote:
Originally Posted by McNamara That Ghost...
#wengerforever
Alright, fine then. Wenger in. Until next week.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
Take aim, FIRE! TROPHY :bow:Quote:
Originally Posted by Master Splinter
"2 more motherfucking years bitches!"
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/foo...its-train.html
Total puff-piece probably handed directly from Pravda to the Daily Supplicant. They just need the Movietone intro and the 40s style, stiff upper accent to reel off the audiobook version of this garbage.
[Dramatic music]
Arsenal on the march! And who better to rouse the troops than a bloke who won stuffan old legend?
Wenger says they will need to sweep all before them if they are to be victorious! That doesn't seem to worry the lads though, they are defiant, undaunted, quintessentially British!
[Land of Hope and Glory]
Those 7 are like the rival fans who chant, "We want you to stay..."
And none of them have had the guts to step forward and say why. Cowards, like Wenger.
The best bit about all this season is absolutely nothing will be done to rectify it. After he has signed the ting in the summer we'll get the usual rhetoric from Ivan about how we are gonna spend/improve and how last season was below the standard required. We will then put the feelers out on prospective signings but refuse to compete once we realise other teams want these players. We will then scramble around towards the end of the window overpaying on garbage nobody else wants.
I'm happy to be proven wrong but am 1000% sure this will happen this summer.
Not even Wenger can get away with this? He must be sacked, simple. We will not finish in the top four (Hopefully), and the Chavs will fucking destroy us in the final (which I could not give a fuck about TBH). No hiding place for the deluded cunt.Quote:
Originally Posted by selassie
He can and he will.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chippy
This club is a joke. A board that don't want to do any work, a selfish loser of a manager, cowardly players and I'm sorry to say, a very weak match going fanbase that are afraid of change.
Maths :rose:Quote:
Originally Posted by selassie
Yeah but Chelsea... :rose:Quote:
Originally Posted by Letters
Wenger is getting another two years.
The Club are clearly trying to link the timing of the announcement to something positive. The last chance now being a cup final win. The justification being how can you sack a guy who has just become the sole holder of a cup record.
They'd like to link it to something positive, but if worse comes to worse (and being Arsenal, it will), they'll just announce it anyway.
more like wenger is trying to do that, let's be honest the board have no say in this. it's down to kroenke and wenger.Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall Quinn
failure to win the fa cup and he'll just announce it off season, when there is no match days and he doesn't have to directly face any protests. simples.
Highly likely. Question is, what do they expect he can achieve in those 2 years? In terms of success on the pitch? Either he has hypnotised them or they are totally clueless about the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall Quinn
Or. They don't give a shit about what happens on the pitch provided enough happens to ensure the money keeps flowing. Which is the only explanation that fits. And is a measure of how much trouble this club is in.
Stan has done it again. 100% record of mediocrity. He said it himself, if winning trophies was the goal he'd never have "invested".
The cup loss will be a very even match until we are a little bit naive and get punished. It will then be very difficult for us, despite the fact we will show great spirit. Perhaps we will be a little bit lacking in the freedom we show in our play and maybe that will cost us. We will not be able to fault the players and the effort to win. It will be sad for the fans but of course it will be important to bounce back in the next cup match.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maestro
I think it's now becoming harder and harder for him to announce he's staying without serious protest
He's been desperate to try and get a run together in order for their to be little more than the odd petulant grumble
The question is now whether Kroenke considers Wenger staying as injurious to the clubs share values long term
Also is if he does go, who do we get in now that Allegri has signed contract extension with Juventus
The soon to be Barca ex manager is available. Enrique is an improvement on Wenger, Give him a 2 year contract and lets see what happens.Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbert_Chapman's_Zombie
Simeone has not signed that extension either
Is he really?Quote:
Originally Posted by Globalgunner
I think we've come to a point where we are so sick of Wenger that we are forgetting what we need in this side
Strength and character and positional and defensive discipline.
Therefore with the possible exception of Diego Simeone I don't see any benefit of bringing in a coach from Spain
Simeone is the one. A warrior of a man and able to tailor his tactics perfectly.
If he could bring his philosophy and take the essence of Wenger's as well, we'd be a formidable team.
Arsenal have not won away at a top 12 side this season.
They have only won one match against the 5 clubs that are ahead of them in the table.
If we can get more ahead of us in the table we may win more against them.
Get rid of Arsene and Stan. Both live in a dream world of their own.
Wenger Kroenke get the hell out of OUR club :fury:
If we do somehow win the Cup, the parade could be interesting.
Not sure they'd even have one tbh. Unless it was announced he was leaving.
At least a sizeable number of fans have done their job this season, which is NOT (as our friends Mr Kroenke and Mr Wenger imagine) to constantly shell out, but to speak out about the totally unacceptable performance of the board, the manager and the team. The fans are the only people to have performed this season.
If we somehow steal the FA Cup, on the back of triumphs against our non-league foes and a bunch of gypos that are almost as pathetic as we are, it signifies NOTHING. And after the humiliation at Shitehart Lane I couldn't give a shit if we win, lose or draw any of our remaining games.
If they have the nerve to celebrate anything after this sorry season, I hope the fans find tall buildings and piss down on them.
Unless Chelsea go to sleep as a result of winning the title, we won't win the FA cup. It's I'm afraid to say very little different from Aston Villa or Hull making cup finals a few years ago.
I don't think we even played that badly on Sunday, just didn't have the quality to avoid defeat
I'm not sure we have to worry too much about that anyway. Chelsea are too well organised for us, they are huge favourites to win.
My thoughts too. Chelsea are too organised and have too much quality to slip up against us.Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbert_Chapman's_Zombie
We will approach this game like we approach most with no real kind of plan, just a "throw mud at the wall and hope it sticks" type solution.
I'm not even looking forward to the Final, sad as it may sound... I also don't even care if we win or lose.
The difference as always is we are too easy to defend against. Even if we put up a struggle Chelsea have individuals who can produce a wonder goal like Hazard, Willian, Pedro or even Matic. With us its all on Sanchez to make a difference as we will keep passing the ball in front of their defence till the sun goes down and rises after a quick trip to Australia.
It will even be worse if Chelsea score first. You know what we are like, 1 goal opens the gates to 5 or 6.
The dinosaur speaks.
All hail, the Glorious Leader :bow:Quote:
Arsene Wenger has ridiculed the role of the director of football and ruled out any chance of such an appointment being made at Arsenal as long as he is the manager.
'No,' replied Wenger, when asked if there were any plans to introduce a director of football as part of a restructuring process at the Emirates Stadium.
'Director of football? I don't know what it means. Is it someone who stands on the road and directs play right and left? I've never understood what it means.'
'Sorry, no. I am not prepared to talk. I am the manager of Arsenal Football Club and as long as I am the manager of Arsenal Football Club I will decide what happens on technical front. That's it.'
What DOES a Director of Football do?
Google is your friend.Quote:
Originally Posted by Letters
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Director_of_football
It doesn't matter about the role. Wenger is saying he doesn't want change or thinks he needs help. Should be enough ammo for him to lose his job.