Wenger's future, possible extension and possible... departure?

[Mac76]

PSG can have their pick of any coach available, why would they go for a guy who thinks 4th place is success, who's never even won a European trophy and whose last success of note was 14 years ago?

for the same reason people still hire David Moyes - for some people, if you've had a big job then that validates everything - even if you were s**t at it

[Goonermerree]

for the same reason people still hire David Moyes - for some people, if you've had a big job then that validates everything - even if you were s**t at it

I still think Moyes was brought in because they knew the next United manager after Fergie would not come up to scratch any way. Moyes got a lot of money and United couldn't get any worse, could they?

[Özim]

for the same reason people still hire David Moyes - for some people, if you've had a big job then that validates everything - even if you were s**t at it

PSG wouldn't hire him, maybe other clubs do, but to be fair they are all 2nd rate clubs. Difference is though, PSG want to win the CL, they only want the best and Wenger if far and his record is poor in terms of success in the last decade.

[Penguin]

Barring a one off like Monaco last season, PSG can walk Ligue 1. Their priority is to establish themselves as one of the major forces in Europe. That's why they brought Emery in on the back of his success in the Europa league.

It makes no sense to appoint Wenger who has never been successful in Europe.

[HCZ]

It makes sense in the sense that the people in charge of PSG and Wenger are close therefore it’s an easy media click bait story that doesn’t stand up to any scrutiny.

The same story emerged last season, it’s just the media recycling it’s old reports

[KSE Comedy Club]

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Ray Parlour confirming what we all think about Stan

Former Gunners star Ray Parlour believes nothing will change at Arsenal as long as the bank balance keeps on increasing.

That's because he believes American owner Stan Kroenke is a business man and not a football fan.

“He has not been brought up to enjoy football, he’s more into American football and has his franchises in America.

“He is at Arsenal for one reason – to make money.

“Not being in the Champions League will affect them because they’re losing out on so much revenue.

“As long as the balance sheets are looking good, I don’t think he’s too worried about what happens [on the pitch].”

[Niall_Quinn]

It makes sense in the sense that the people in charge of PSG and Wenger are close therefore it’s an easy media click bait story that doesn’t stand up to any scrutiny.

The same story emerged last season, it’s just the media recycling it’s old reports

And it's very useful indeed for this story to be doing the rounds at the same time Wenger is reminding us how lucky we've been that he stayed. Amazing coincidence.