Wenger Slaughterhouse

[Kano]

Henry was a bit different to be fair, proven on the world stage for France and he'd performed in the CL as well.

I've got nothing against Giroud and hope he turns out to be excellent and scores lot of goals, I just thing Wenger has this horrible way of overhyping players to their detriment.

Hoping this guy does well though, if he's an out and out goalscorer and adapts he could be the finisher we need, still thinks he's relatively unproven at this stage though.

he wasn't a proven goalscorer, as his stats show. so wenger was going ott by saying 'adding considerable firepower' don't you think? 1 goal in every 5 games up to that point.

[The Ogg Monster]

Sadly, this thread has just added an extra outlet for the Wenger-bashers other than keeping it away from other threads.

[Özim]

he wasn't a proven goalscorer, as his stats show. so wenger was going ott by saying 'adding considerable firepower' don't you think? 1 goal in every 5 games up to that point.

He was played on the wing, but even from there he was pretty potent.

Had he been played up front it might have been different. Thing is though, in those days you couldn't argue with what Wenger said as everything he touched turned to gold, the problem is nowadays it doesn't so his words will come under much more scrutiny.

[Letters]

Now then, Now then, Now then!

I have this letter here in my hand from a young lad who's a big Arsenal fan and writes:

"Dear Jim, can you fix it for me to get rid of Arsene Wenger as our manager and win lots of trophies next season? I've tried everything to get shot of him including WUMing and whining on the Internet 24/7 but he's still here and it's driving me mad. I've actually forgotten all the reasons I want him gone by now, it's become a crusade to want him out.Trust me Jim, he's the one thing standing between the club I love and the trophies we would certainly be winning were it not for him."

"He shafted me good and proper last year by ruining our appalling start to the season (which was vindicating everything I moan about) and dragging us into 3rd place. Now he's rubbing my nose in it by signing quality players before the transfer window even opens, wilfully destroying my finely honed argument he never spends money and refuses to learn. It's completely out of control and I ask myself what's next? I wouldn't put it past him to win a trophy next year just to spite me. And all this without me ever doing a thing to the man."

"Please, please Jim, this has to stop now before it gets any worse and he does something crazy like signing some quality cover for Song! That would be the last straw. He's taunting me Jim, he's using his failed youth policy to sign kids like Oxlade Chamberlain. Jack Wilshere is on his way back. Theo Walcott is even showing signs of development. It's all going wrong and I'm at my wits end."

"I'm begging you Jim, please get rid of this man for me, you're my last hope. Can you help me Jim?"

[AKBapologist]

sent from a fone

[Kano]

He was played on the wing, but even from there he was pretty potent.

Had he been played up front it might have been different. Thing is though, in those days you couldn't argue with what Wenger said as everything he touched turned to gold, the problem is nowadays it doesn't so his words will come under much more scrutiny.

no you are just finding a problem where there isn't one

or trolling

[Özim]

Blanc leaves French job, could Wenger maybe take over

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/18659024

[GP]

Non

[Cripps_orig]

Blanc leaves French job, could Wenger maybe take over

Apparently it'll be Deschamps

[Cripps_orig]

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has stated he will not be leaving the club to take over from Laurent Blanc as France coach.

The Gunners boss was linked as a potential candidate to take over from Blanc after the former Bordeaux coach stepped down following their disappointing Euro 2012 campaign.

"There are a lot of names," Wenger told Telefoot.

"But me, I will be very busy with Arsenal where my contract still runs for two years."

Les Bleus improved on their group stage elimination at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa making the quarter-finals, but the in-fighting so prevalent two years ago reared it's head once more and disrupted preparations ahead of the loss to Spain.

Among the top names linked to the job are Paul Le Guen and Luis Fernandez, with Marseille coach Didier Deschamps the current favourite to succeed Blanc.

http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/3284/...-of-france-job

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