Quote Originally Posted by Terry Tuffnutz View Post
again, questions avoided.

yes it's nice and fluffy where we are right now but football is ever evolving and you die unless you move forward - how long can we keep scraping into the top 4, juggling too much before we drop all the balls? i would rather be proactive than reactive.

basing the performance of a team over 7 years is more than a fair assessment. Sure a season or two is not enough but repeated patterns only lead to one thing – which is the staleness we face now. If i and many others didn’t believe we could not have achieved more during that time without breaking the bank, then the noise against the manager would not be growing but it is because we have all see the same things manifest again and again.

how can i conceded a point that we would lose more by changing the manager when that is based on nothing. do you think montpellier should give the title to psg this season? Or Dortmund give it to Bayern, before apologising for beating them twice?

money is not the answer here. getting the maximum out of the resources available to you is the key here and something wenger has not done for a while now, despite still doing a good job.
PSG will eventually buy the title after chopping and changing managers enough to finally find the right one. The other teams have at least had several seasons to build squads without there star players being poached every season form richer clubs within there league.

Within the EPL, there is virtually no evidence of a manager coming to a team and instantly producing sustained consistant success, Pardew comes close, but I'll give him a season or too before saying he's the second coming of SAF.

In most cases, by almost a factor of 5, the opposite happens. Which I think your completely unable to accept via ignorance or petulance.