Read that the out-going Bayern Munich manager is reconsidering his decision to retire from management come end of season. He's about 67 years old, but he has always been ambitious and is a winner. We could use his services, if it's even only for the short term - like say a 3 - 4 year stint. Surely, he could help to get us going in the right direction again, thereby making us attractive to other top managers and players.Originally Posted by She Wore A Yellow Ribbon
id take him but that isnt a compliment.
id take a blind bat right now because he'd be more useful than wenger.
The only positive I got out of the game was the lulz for our goal..... and it wasn't even a corner :D :D :D :D
Arsenal 1-0 Bayern 2005
Lehmann, Lauren, Toure, Cole, Ljungberg (Van Persie 80), Flamini (Fabregas 63), Vieira, Reyes (Pires 63), Bergkamp, Henry
Arsenal 1 - 3 Bayern 2013
Szczesny, Sagna, Mertesacker, Koscielny, Vermaelen, Arteta, Wilshere, Ramsey (Rosicky 71), Cazorla, Podolski (Giroud 71), Walcott.
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And we still went out in 05
What can I say? I didnt want to post after Blackburn because I didnt want to say something out of character (Wenger must go). To be honest thought we could get something out of this game however I knew if we did then we would have to put up with Wumgers smug face for a while longer but we didnt and though it pains me to say it is all the club deserves.
I think we (the fans) have put up with enough, we understood to tighten our belts because of the stadium debt, we ran with the Project Youth idea and accepted the sellibg of our better players because it was easy to label most of them cu¥ts
I for one dont blame Wenger for all our failings, the players fail us time and time again through their stinking attitude, their lack of desire, the board fail us because even though their business model is admirable (we seem to make a profit) it is at the expense of sucess on the field of play (the actual place a sports team is judged). However Wenger is the cog, the middle man between those parties, after all his sucess he seens neither able enough to motivate the players nor strong/willing enough to demand that the board do everything in its power to address our glaring inadequacies.
The smell that all these factors produce, stinks. . .it smells of death. . ,the club is flat and it is obvious that new life needs to be breathed into it. A decent player in January would have done that as would a new manager come season end - how we thought is was good practice to send away more players than brought in - again -is beyond me.
Letters says we dont know that a new manager would be any better, that is true and I am one of the last to give unoptimistic opinion but. . .we will never know if we dont try. . .we cant look back on ten months of football and say that getting fourth is a sucess. . .the whole fucking attitude needs to change. . .people need to start caring. . .because at the moment the only people that seem to are the fans
Fuck they are going to be wheel Sir Bob Geldif out to do another charity concert on our behalf if we dont do something sharpish
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Kroenke and Usmanov were in the stands yesterday:
Oh and the only player to wear the shirt for what it is (lol at Cazorla) :
The fucking tickets are too fucking over-priced, today the tickets were £90 (an article had that figure), thats insane !
2003, we got stuff at home 0-3 by Inter, then went to their place and thrashed them 1-5.
So....it's still on right?....
....What?
You've been upside down too long.
Society is now one polished horde
Formed by two mighty tribes, the bores and the bored.
"After all, it was the Gunners’ goalkeeper who started the move that culminated in Thomas’ crowning glory. It was Lukic who, in injury time, decided to throw the ball out to Lee Dixon rather than lump it long..."
doubt that happens. Heynckes and Wenger are BFFs
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