Giroud Discourse

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Originally Posted by GB.

I can't even begin to understand what goes on in his head. I'd like to think that he would have wanted to keep rvp knowing he would never spend or be allowed to part with the resources needed for adequate replacement.

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Tbh, I do get caught into two minds when our manager is the subject. There can be no denying that we have a Board intent on putting in fuck all whilst pillaging profits, and Wenger, like any other employee, does whatever is required to keep his bosses happy. But then, he does have a talented pool of players, maybe to a lesser extent these days, and should have been able to extract more from what has been at his disposal.

His present day *apologetic and defeatist attitude is baffling for a man who was once on the path to managerial greatness.


*maybe not so present day, but more pronounced and noticeable now that we are so dire.

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Originally Posted by Power_n_Glory

This was never supposed to be a serious thread anyway. :lol:

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that's not what you said on private message when we set it up.

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Originally Posted by Letters

The Invincibles was entirely his team bar Bergkamp. He didn't inherit Vieira who gave us the leadership on the pitch back then.

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The thing is though many of them learnt a lot from Adams and co and it seems that this made a huge difference, you can see the result of having none of those types of players around now, abject failure.

Those players undoubtedly had a hand in Wenger's later successes, in terms of passing on their experience and winning attitude.

adams is a far better manager than wenger tbf.

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Originally Posted by Terry Tuffnutz

adams is a far better manager than wenger tbf.

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'Pub' manager that is.

Adams :lol:

More depressing than a cold January on GW.

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Originally Posted by Arse n Wonga

The thing is though many of them learnt a lot from Adams and co and it seems that this made a huge difference, you can see the result of having none of those types of players around now, abject failure.

Those players undoubtedly had a hand in Wenger's later successes, in terms of passing on their experience and winning attitude.

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Bould was a big part of 'and co.' He certainly had me expecting, or is it 'hoping' for more than this.

Bould. :lol:

I'm sure his job is just pretty much laying out and picking up the cones.

as we can all see, pat rice was always the big problem at the club.

Come back Pat, all is forgiven