The difference is, the things I'm saying are right
Of course he's under pressure, even if not the kind of pressure the fans want him to be under.
To say he's under "none" is balls, no matter how many times you say it![]()
So you are choosing to be a pedant by pointing out that he's under pressure to finish in the top four.
And I am not even convinced that he's under that much pressure to even achieve that, the board have said we could survive outside of the champions league for at least a season.
There is pressure in the sense that i am under pressure to turn up for work every day in order to justify my company paying me, and there is tangible pressure.
Im also under constant pressure that in an oxygen rich atmosphere that if i don't inhale and exhale i will die from asphyxia and it will be uncomfortable because of the retention of carbon dioxide.....
He's under zero pressure where it counts, the attitude of his bosses. They have both rushed out to say they want him to stay forever. It seems to matter not one bit whether he extracts the maximum from the resources at his disposal, the owners are happy provided he hits the minimums and so is the manager it seems. Otherwise he would have been screaming for investment to boost the squad going into the season, like any normal manager.
Is he under the day to day pressures of managing a football club? Sure. Every manager is. But he has a pretty damn comfortable time of it given the unwavering support he gets compared to, say, a Pellegrini or van Gaal. Maureen has already gone, as we know.
Wenger may have the hardest job in football considering the sheer scope he has taken upon himself. That's his choice though. Undoubtedly he has the easiest job in football in terms of what he's expected to achieve on the pitch. The fact it's acceptable to our owners to finish below Leicester this season says it all. They couldn't give a fuck if we win a title and in the grand scheme of things and judged on his actions, neither does Wenger.
The whole club needs a shake up from top to bottom. The complacency and lack of ambition is rancid.
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Gazidis already covered that one off, didn't he? Plenty of cash apparently, even if we lose our grip on that coveted trophy. These guys, manager included, have turned the club into a laughing stock from a sporting point of view and a highly coveted stock from a financial point of view. That's the bottom line. They say they give a shit and want to win things. Yeah right. I could sit in my Suzuki Swift really, really, really wanting to win a drag race against a Porsche. Deep down though I know I should have arrived in a Ferrari, but hell, think of all the money I saved and the fuel economy I'm getting. There's no pressure when everything is humming along precisely according to plan and with barely a flicker of variation. I'm surprised any of them turn up as this thing runs on rails.
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You said he's under no pressure. It's not pedantic to say that's balls. It's obviously balls. He's meeting his employer's targets and is under pressure to deliver them.
And even if the targets aren't what the fans would like, keeping us in the top 4 year after year, if that it is his target, doesn't give him loads of room for error.
If he was under pressure to simply keep us in the PL then I'd agree that's as good as no pressure for a club like Arsenal, but we certainly have no divine right to stay in the top 4 and as Utd, Liverpool and Chelsea are finding, staying there even with huge resources isn't that simple.
Like I said......I am under pressure to turn up for work every day.....that's not pressure that's just a basic obligation.
So if you want to be completely literal than what i said is incorrect, but in any tangible meaning of the word pressure no he's under no pressure, and unless you have undiagnosed aspergers you are in fact being a pedant.