The thing is though many of them learnt a lot from Adams and co and it seems that this made a huge difference, you can see the result of having none of those types of players around now, abject failure.Originally Posted by Letters
Those players undoubtedly had a hand in Wenger's later successes, in terms of passing on their experience and winning attitude.
adams is a far better manager than wenger tbf.
'Pub' manager that is.
Adams
More depressing than a cold January on GW.
Yeah cos that's what I was saying wasn't it?
as good as yes. taking away as much credit as possible from wenger for the clubs achievements in those years, without actually having the nuts to say wenger done nothing in your eyes except diets - because you know you'd be laughed out of town for it.
He was a winner and a leader on the pitch, today we have none of that and the results are evident.
I'd suggest Adams' forte was on the pitch and that Wenger let the players deal with the match side, in terms of motivation and in terms of being able to react to events due to their experience and determination...we've already seen that Wenger hasn't a clue when it comes to tactics, motivation and substitutions.
I'm sorry but I know longer rate the guy that highly, he's gone too long without delivering anything. IMO any big club would be foolish to employ him if they want success on the pitch.
so apart from introducing the players to broccoli - what do credit him with?
Lasagne probably.
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