So if we could establish ourselves as a cup club then that might just be good enough for a club of this stature? Impressive even?
And judging on how we have done over the past 10 years, how do you think we'll do this season given we'll be using the same squad and by the look of it the same tactics? On the balance of probability?
All in all, would you say the justification for retaining Wenger is wafer thin, if it exists at all? Or would you say he makes a good case for himself, looking back at the record and his current preparation for this season?
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Letters sometimes there is no shades of grey, I was prepared to accept Wenger not signing players on the basis of pre season but the four league games show we are chronically lacking in the two areas we have wanted him to strengthen. Wenger is obsessed with getting a bargain and its part of his rationale to leaving it to deadline day but that argument only holds if the selling club needs the money more than the player.
Are Walcott or Giroud going to suddenly become more clinical in front of goal, is Coquelin going to last the season without injury and suspension.....because if Wenger thinks these are lesser risks than spending money on strengthening than this suggests only that he fears not being able to have a ready excuse if he fails to capture big silverware.
Lack of ruthlessness and ambition, and a stubborn determination that yesterday's successes can be emulated without adhering to today's rules.
Shame no super quality like Park Chu Young is available.
Said ages ago that you can't do a job better when you're a pensioner as opposed to when you were in your 40's. There's no shame in it, you simply begin to lose it ( isn't that right Herbie!) - just hope he doesn't wander round Colney tomorrow scratching his head thinking - What was I supposed to do this week - oh yes, buy a striker.