Wenger after 2017

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We have great players in certain areas but we are far from a complete team, plus the squad depth of Man City would mean that short of an injury cataclysm they'd be covered.


Familiarity breeds contempt and I think whilst there are better managers out there than Wenger, the assumption that people make that almost any manager is better than him just doesn't hold. His failings are laid more bare because he takes on more responsibility at the club than any other manager does.
The guy hamstrings himself at Arsenal, but like I say if he was presiding over the squad at Man City and had no more responsibility than Mancini or Pellegrini had, had have fayred better than both.


End of the day it's largely all opinion, I think we sometimes over estimate the overall influence a manager has, since when did Claudio Ranieri become a tactical genius? In fact his entire managerial record is pretty poor but he's on the verge of achieving something that arguably surpasses what Clough did with Nottingham Forest.