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    Where things went wrong for Wenger.... the Premier League got better. The games quicker, teams are fitter, player quality has gone up, coaching levels have home up and now we have managers in the league with experience of winning league titles and European trophies with other European teams. We moved over to project youth and started looking for a different style of player, profile wise, but we did better in Europe with those kids that we ever could with the Invincible squad.

    If you look at our CL record when we had Henry and Co, it was appalling. I can't defend it. They were never mentally or tactically prepared and we'd always struggle to break teams down in the same way we struggle now.

    Too stubborn to adapt and definitely the wrong sort of manager to coach kids in this era.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Delusions of Grandeur View Post
    Where things went wrong for Wenger.... the Premier League got better. The games quicker, teams are fitter, player quality has gone up, coaching levels have home up and now we have managers in the league with experience of winning league titles and European trophies with other European teams. We moved over to project youth and started looking for a different style of player, profile wise, but we did better in Europe with those kids that we ever could with the Invincible squad.

    If you look at our CL record when we had Henry and Co, it was appalling. I can't defend it. They were never mentally or tactically prepared and we'd always struggle to break teams down in the same way we struggle now.

    Too stubborn to adapt and definitely the wrong sort of manager to coach kids in this era.
    So, like a con man, he found an angle and milked it until the edge died away and everyone was in on the game? Then he realised he had no other talents. So he turned his attention to the fans, found they had this unshakable loyalty, and exploited that for all he was worth?

    A scumbag, in other words? A (not so) cheap, lousy, charlatan hustler?
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