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Originally Posted by Power_n_Glory

I very much doubt that because Wenger's philosophy on football hasn't changed. The longer the team play together, the better the understanding and movement gets. That's what happened with the Invincible team. It just evolved into Total Telepathy. The Cesc era had those moments as well. Wenger still believes in the beautiful game and in time this team will develop their own rhythm but hopefully, we're more solid. This is a brand new team and we're just getting starter. His job is to make sure we're hard to beat.

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i dont think his philosophy has changed entirely but the failure of his project obviously affected his approach and whilst we'll still see some great football, i think it will be grounded far more in reality than the past 5/6 years.

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Originally Posted by Terry Tuffnutz

i dont think his philosophy has changed entirely but the failure of his project obviously affected his approach and whilst we'll still see some great football, i think it will be grounded far more in reality than the past 5/6 years.

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Funny enough, the failure hasn't changed his philosophy. Check his recent interview. He's just building another team and we're seeing the early ground work. Not sure but what you mean by 'grounded in reality'.

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Originally Posted by Power_n_Glory

Funny enough, the failure hasn't changed his philosophy. Check his recent interview. He's just building another team and we're seeing the early ground work. Not sure but what you mean by 'grounded in reality'.

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Think he was talking about pragmatism....over idealism.

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Originally Posted by Terry Tuffnutz

i dont think his philosophy has changed entirely but the failure of his project obviously affected his approach and whilst we'll still see some great football, i think it will be grounded far more in reality than the past 5/6 years.

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I think so - he is now aware that you can't turn youngsters into tough reliable players without a few experienced players around them. Perhaps he hoped that the young players would do that themselves but that part did not work out. The remaining philosophy was pretty much OK. It is similar to what made Ferguson successful - experienced backbone as a frame for bringing in the academy/younger players, with the odd special buy.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/foo...ng-streak.html

RVP :bow:.

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Originally Posted by Master Splinter

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/foo...ng-streak.html

RVP :bow:.

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nice to read these positive things coming out of the club.

RVP. :bow:

Bouchra. :bow: