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They can make as many minor changes as they want, but as long as Wenger is king the changes will never be profound enough to make a difference. I'm not surprised at all with how the season has started, I bet half the squad were on the phone to their agents when they found out Wenger was here for another 2 years.Quote:
Originally Posted by Delusions of Grandeur
John Cross has said City will offer cash plus Raheem Sterling for Alexis. :lol:
Has there ever been a more compelling and legitimate case in the history of the game to sack a manager? It's really hard to find adequate words now to describe how utterly insane this situation is. Just how long can it go on? How far can the madness be pushed?Quote:
Originally Posted by Delusions of Grandeur
Apparently Kroenke phoned Wenger last night to offer him his full support. It's almost as if Kroenke has some personal vendetta against Arsenal and is resolved to destroying the club and it's legacy at every level with no stone left unexploded.
Kroenke, the worst owner conceivable. Arsene Wenger, the worst manager in world football - and people laughed at that and said it was an exaggeration. Really? Name a single manager more hopelessly out of his depth.
And we have both of them here at the club. And neither thinks there's a problem, or at least both think all problems can be remedied by Wenger's genius. Best man for the job, apparently. Gazidis, another superstar, said so.
Wow. We are in deep deep shit and we walked right into it in slow motion after a 10 year journey on which every landmark was identical. There couldn't have been more warning signs. All ignored.
Bastards are just taking the piss out of us now. Not enough to take our best player but they dump Sterling on us too? I doubt that's legal.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
The crown has to fall and he has to be knocked off his pedestal. He’s been living off reputation for a long time with everyone around him thinking he’s a genius. It’s taken a while to get the sort of outpouring we’ve seen online, it’s filtering through to the stadium and being expressed openly, the pundits are finally catching on and I’ve just seen Ian Wright say he has to go….the only reason he’s still in the job is because the people that still hold him in high regard think he’s a victim of circumstance. Once the veil falls and he’s exposed, we’ll see if Kroenke has the sense to move him on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
Like fuck Sterling would want to come to us :haha:
The atmosphere is going to be really poisonous this season (even more so than last year), such an unhealthy situation for all involved. Yet Wenger will just bury his head further into the sand and use the fan unrest as an excuse for his team not performing.
I think most Arsenal fans were disgusted at the decision to renew his contract. Three games in and it's fully justified. What a mess we're in.
In addition to what you've said. I also don't think you can entirely rule out Wenger jumping before he's pushed even with the way he went about getting his contract.Quote:
Originally Posted by Delusions of Grandeur
I think last season there was a question as to whether he'd lost the dressing room. And ultimately I don't think he had. With Mustafi joining Ox, Ozil and Sanchez in wanting to go.....I think there comes a point where even the most selfish and bubble dwelling individuals thinks the money they earn isn't enough to be somewhere where the knives are out for you everywhere.
This situation is just as unprecedented for Wenger as it is for many of us. You heard him whine in May about how disrespectfully he was treated, so whether he acknowledges he is in the wrong or not. It sounds like it does get to him.
I think it will be Ox, Ozil, and Sanchez who leave and maybe Mustafi.
Why would anybody who is any good want to some here ?
Relegation beckons.
Sterling is just like Walcott...just without the goals. a fast non footballer who runs around like a headless chicken.