Thank godOriginally Posted by dazthegooner
Thank god
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Italian press say Ivan Gazidis has agreed to join AC Milan.
David Ornstein says Wenger will replace him.
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We need direction from the top now more than ever, yet he’s jumping ship? So bizarre. You’d think after being in the shadows for so long he’d want to at least enjoy this season in power.
We'll see. I understand his current contract with us expires in September, so this could just be a negotiating tactic...
Very true. We really need clear leadership at this point and the one guy that has brought everyone together to steer the ship. Maybe he feels his work at Arsenal is done when looking at structural and financial standpoint. Time to move on to a new project. I hope that’s not the case because we’re still a long way off from where we want to be.
He’s in stage four of the grieving process
http://www.espn.co.uk/football/arsen...iggest-mistake
What would he do that any other CEO suit couldn’t? These guys are interchangeable. MD’s, CEO’s and Presidents frequently move to new companies even during times of instability, but a new face comes in and it carries on as usual.
Last edited by SMatthews; 25-07-2018 at 12:18 PM.
A lot of "what ifs" in your reply. I started my reply responding to your comment about an "adopted" country. Ozil was born in Germany and chose Germany as his national team, despite being eligible to play for Turkey.
While all answers are responses, not all responses are answers.
You don't have to wrestle with the 'what if' scenarios if you don't want to. But if we want to deal with facts, we can.
Ozil said in his statement he has two hearts, One Turkish. One German. He posed with the Turkish Presidents, who is seen as a dictator and someone that doesn't represent German and Western values. If you identify as German and have chosen to align yourself with German values, why put up such a staunch response to the photo and not just apologies? Surely he can see how bad this looks and how opponents against integration will use this opportunity?
Maybe adopted country isn't the right word, but what's the use in debating semantics considering what I previously posted and the above?
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