£4 million? Is that the going rate for specialists in failure these days?Originally Posted by Master Splinter
£4 million? Is that the going rate for specialists in failure these days?
We all care, that's why we get so angry about it.
Come on, Wenger does bleed red and white. Back when he was driven and providing the best football I've ever seen, he could have handpicked almost any Club in the world.
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You think money is any way a motivating factor for Wenger?
Look at the suits he wears, this doesn't come across to me like a man who checks his bank balance very often
Whilst of course it suits him to be at a club where he is under anything like the pressure he should be (which you can't blame him for as such because if your bosses expect nothing from you how much you going to give of yourself).
Whilst failure is acceptable it makes it easier for him to prevaricate over signings.
I think he's being Arsenaltutionalised, he's been here so long he knows nothing else now and isn't likely to retire to take up golf.
I don't mean that should elicit sympathy, he's showing the same hubris as Margaret Thatcher did near the end and it seems clear that if not now than Wengers 1990 movement is fast approaching.
If someone gave him £100 million he'd hand it back, if someone hands him a pay rise every other year however, he doesn't hand it back. Interesting for a man who doesn't care about money at all, if he didn't care at all then he wouldn't be on 8 million a year tbh.
I'm not saying it's his sole motivation btw, just that it's a myth that he doesn't care about money, you don't end up earning that much if money is irrelevant to you.
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Has Iwobi been Wengerised already? The lad had full complexity mode enabled tonight. What made him originally stand out was the simplicity in his play. Simple but effective.
Would have liked to see them push and and score a few goals. The goals came from Alexis taking a chance. But after that it was walk the ball into the net time again. Really need to get the basics back into our game.
Two more wins and a draw guarantees su 4th spot at least. We'll do the absolute bare minimum required so we'll need Utd to keep winning for us to keep on winning.
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If the club are prepared to pay him that much why would he give it back.
My point is if he were offered a contract extension offering him half the wage he's currently on he'd take it just as readily because I don't think how much he earns is that much of a consideration to him.
Even when he was considered a top manager, do you imagine contract negotiations stalling because he wasn't being offered enough?.
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