Yes you did. Are you crazy! :lol:
What the heck does that say?Quote:
It was never a 'stage'. We didn't have the money. Now we do, he's spending it.
If anyone is lazy, it's you take quotes out of context and I often wonder if you read the whole post. We hit the point about established players as well and I clearly said we had that the money to spend on established players with my examples and then you conceded that point and said the following.
And you still haven't answered my question. You wummed your way out with that silly smiley.Quote:
Wenger probably does prefer to develop players than buy them off the shelf. I would have thought any manager would. Surely it's more satisfying to develop a Fabregas rather than buy one off the shelf. I never understand why spending £100m of a multi-billionaire's spare change is regarded as 'ambitious'.
I haven't misrepresented any of what you've said Letters. You made a short blunt statement about our financial position. I corrected you on that. You elaborated your point. I corrected you again. You then concede that Wenger does properly prefer to develop young players which is the point Herbert was originally eluding to and what I was commenting on. There was in fact a stage where he'd prefer to take £30m and spread spending on young and undiscovered talent that he could develop.Quote:
I imagine developing your own player is more satisfying for a manger but should a manager be putting his own satisfaction and ideals above the needs of his own players, the fans and club? Does it outweigh the satisfaction of winning silverware?