It's obvious why he hasn't been sacked, and there's not much evidence either way for why he does what he does, only he knows what really goes on inside his head and what his motivations are.
It's obvious why he hasn't been sacked, and there's not much evidence either way for why he does what he does, only he knows what really goes on inside his head and what his motivations are.
I think they'd have to. What other manager would accept a job description like Wenger's? And when have you ever heard another manager talk about the finances of the club like Wenger talks about them? I'm pretty confident the only finances Pep, Klopp, Maureen, etc are worried about is the cash arriving in their pockets and the cash arriving in their transfer kitty, and I'm pretty damn sure they are of the opinion the more the merrier. Where could the club find another manager that thought the opposite?
Of course they could get Wenger to find them somebody
This is the ultimate fear.
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Do you think there's even a slim chance any of them would be at the same club for 12 years? That's a huge part of the problem, the familiarity of the whole thing. That's how Wenger has slowly consolidated his power. Only Ferguson can really be compared and we can all see plainly enough how the long term record of a manager focused on football stacks up against the record of a manager focused on finances.
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Do you think Pep, Klopp or Jose would struggle with the set up we have here? I actually think Jose is envious of what we have here. It's why he's gone to Utd as well. I think if we bring in a someone with a vision, they'd have the freedom to work how they want. Or at least I hope. That's the sort of conditions Wenger walked into when he arrived and here are. The clubs molded in his image. If he didn't wanted to unburden himself and focus purely on what's going on on the pitch, I don't think he'd be denied that.
I think Wenger's replacement will walk into a healthy set up so long as they are hungry for success. I'm more so worried about who we appoint and the process. It's a problem if Wenger appoints his successor but can we trust the Board full of non football men to identify the right man? It's a tricky one.
He has no pride, the only thing that goes through his head is pound signs, everything he does is geared towards money. I question whether he genuinely cares about the club as some allude, if he did why is he so intent on doing the bare minimum and not maximising our chances of success, why is he blaming the fans (pretty much the club) and everyone else for the problems he's created?
I don't think he cares about the club, I think he cares about the money he pockets, his supposed bosses being happy with him and being part of this gentleman's club they seem to have going on and his relationships with his players, not sure that is considered caring for the club, because right now it's fans are unhappy and there's infighting because of his methods, doesn't give a toss about that does he?