Yup, sadly this is oh so true Teg.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boss
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Yup, sadly this is oh so true Teg.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boss
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Originally Posted by Champagne Charlie
Good one.
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Originally Posted by Champagne Charlie
Post of the day.
On a serious note sadly that's the situation we're in with Wenger in charge, nothing will change until he's gone.
Yay, lots of new people to add to my ignore list.
Wenger has this belief that these players will automatically correct their own mistakes and become winners.
It doesn't alway work out like that. Some of these guys are slackers. The players hungry to progress and correct the mistakes are looking for the exit.
The Wenger PR machine is in full motion now. Last season, when the season started, the players weren't talking much. When Theo, RVP, and Cesc were giving interviews and the press asked about winning the title, they downplayed it hard and said 'we need to take it game by game, it's only one victory.' That was the message coming from the camp. The collapse they experienced in the season just before the last one left them feeling cautious and they didn't want to get carried away.
What makes this season any different? Why is will THIS collapse spur them on when the one before that couldn't? In life, people develop bad habits and that is also true when it comes to football.
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Originally Posted by Power_n_Glory
This. I think the "Players Correcting Their Own Mistakes" is a big flaw in Arsene's project/grand masterplan. In life in general, success comes with experience...for an organisation or a unit to become successful you have a set of leaders who make all the right strategic decisions, football is no different.
Arsene is basically trying to reinvent the wheel, his methods will not work unless he modifies his approach.
Alberto Del Rio says it better tbh
If we keep adding people we disagree with to the ignore list, we're not going to have much debate are we? What will happen is that GW will become a segregated, apartheid-type messageboard with people only debating and conversing with people with the same POV. Is that what messageboards are about? This is why I think the Ignore Function is a negative aspect of the messageboard, and if it's possible for the admins to disable it for all users I think it would be a good idea.Quote:
Originally Posted by AKBapologist
At first I just thought Wenger was just protecting his players in the press and talking to them differently in training. About their mistakes, how they could improve, just any general tips. But after years and years of watching the same players continue to make the exact same mistakes I really wonder what Wenger is doing.
How can it be constructive to ignore their mistakes or their flaws? To let them learn and grow themselves? What kind of man management is that.
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Originally Posted by Champagne Charlie