Football's biggest delusional bullsh*tter?Originally Posted by Terry Tuffnutz
Football's biggest delusional bullsh*tter?
and there you have it. you just ruined your whole argument. well done.
You're the one that came out with a nonsense comment.
If you're going to get sarcy don't expect a serious reply.
you have only given him the diet thing, nothing else. so don't be scared of putting it out there. what else?
He's ruined it for me, too much BS, too much nonsense, too many big words whilst delivering nothing.
I'll credit him for some great football many years ago and signing some top players for sure and for some great times, but that was a long time ago now.
In pure terms he's not a great manager, IMO he's a man who's delivered some great times and football though, his skills with the right players brought success, but without those strong characters he's unable to deliver.
He's a very good manager in the right circumstances IMO.
so diet, great football and signing top players?
yet he deserves as little credit as possible for the success we enjoyed?
i'll leave it here, you've battered your own argument enough.
Not really because I've seen people use the same sort of arguments against Pep and sometimes with Mourinho.
If Pep fails miserably with Bayern, wouldn't it be fair to say he was blessed with a very taleneted squad and that's partly the reason why he was so successful?
We shouldn't dance around the issue of why Wenger has done so badly in the past 7 years. The mentality of the squad when he first arrived is worlds apart from what we're seeing now. Why is that?
Not really because like I said "in the right circumstances".
He can't adapt, can't change and doesn't have the answers when the environment isn't right. That's not a great manager, great managers, evolve and adapt to changing conditions.
He's not done any of the above in the last x years, in fact it's been pretty dire.
What has Wenger ever done for us? :lifeofbrian:
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