Arteta is one of the best passers in our team, and I agree that he would be liberated playing further forward. Since Wumger seems to want to treat this game as an experiment - what would it hurt to push him forward? Given that Wumger seems determined to disadvantage our team in any way possible though, it woun;t happen, and it would not surprise me in the slightest if we see Ramsey on the wing!Originally Posted by Power_n_Glory
Putting the laughter back into manslaughter
Chesney's dad having a go at Wenget.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2...father-arsenal
Not surprised by the Dad sticking up for the kid and making excuses, but it seems bad the way Wenger handles injuries. Wilshere is one example and I've often been surprised at how quickly Diaby is thrown into the line up after months out injured.
not sure we can blame wenger for this one. his injuries is not the reason he has been dropped. an injury doesnt mean you do a cruyff turn in your own penalty box under pressure, fail to improve distrubition or by his own admission, fail to concentrate in smaller matches. his father is making up an excuse to say why his son has been dropped rather then admitting he has been utter dogshit for reasons taht injuries dont affect
Well the interview is more damning of Wenger than it seems!
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...blast-dad.html
Arsene Wenger, the only football manager that got paid 8 million quid to do nothing but sit on his arse..
I think you misread my post.
For me its 70% Wenger and 30% Chesney.
Wenger's fault for a) Not attending properly to the defence in his team and making both his defenders and his GK look like muppets; b) Relying on a young GK with noone to push him or learn from.
Chesney's fault for taking his eye off the ball and becoming error prone.
I don't disagree with anything that Chesney senior has said - and the guy is a football insider - not some nobody. But unless he said it to force a move for his son, he's done him no favours. Burnt out as I think he is, Wenger has unprecedented power at AFC, and has a track record of ousting those who do not agree with him. I would not be surprised to see Szczęsny dropped until the end of the season and sold in the Summer. Shame, because it'll be yet another young player Wenget has ruined.
Putting the laughter back into manslaughter
Think it's unfair to say he would've ruined him.
Wasn't Szdndanay making it clear he wasn't happy when he wasn't getting games two seasons ago? Wenger does the right thing in dropping him when his form goes, even if it risks re-upsetting the player (probably had to wait until Fabianski wasn't injured) though and apparently he's the big bad man out to destroy careers. And this can't be about scapegoats or just targeting one player for our failings because Vermaelen has been dropped at the same time.
You do allude to it however, this is going to be just like Bendtner, with a family member sounding off at Wenger.
'yet another'
There's been quite a few pretty crap youth players anyone remember Lupoli ? Had an insane record in reserves and turned out to be pretty shit.
With Szcnzny the thing is that he's not that bad, but he's relaxed too much on it and hasn't really pushed himself due to there being no pressure for the no1 shirt. I can't imagine Fergie would of stuck with Fabianski this long.
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