Summer Transfer Misery 2017/18

[dostoy]

It will get much worse before it begins to get better.

At least I hope it does, its the only way to get Wenger out which is the ONLY objective this season.

[The Emirates Gallactico]

Simeone will never end up here, which is a shame because he's exactly what we need, a man who is tactically astute, can instill discipline, has an eye for talent, creates a real team with really great spirit and can beat the best teams and raise the level of his club.

But yeah looking at what they say about Kroenke and his other franchises he doesn't really care too much who's in charge, he'll happily employ some nobody with an awful record so it doesn't bode well for us, when you add in Wenger who will probably have a say and wants some unknown Wenger clone to take over, well........the chances of us getting a top manager are shrinking by the minute.

Honestly wouldn't be shocked if Kroenke's thinks we're doing well because we've won three FA cups recently (and he's attended all three of them), which I wouldn't be surprised if he viewed as the Superbowl equivalent of English Football and wondering why our "spoiled fanbase" is constantly whinging. He's probably that ignorant of modern day football.


It relates to what I said before, we really need some football people on the board in tune with the modern game instead of clueless Yanks and Tory shitheads who prefer Horse racing.

Next summer's transfer window begins:



And there are people here who say we can't win the CL

Interesting. Seems like we've got a thing for Koreans after nearly signing the South Korean Legend, "Foo King-Nothing" last week.

[Niall_Quinn]

Honestly wouldn't be shocked if Kroenke's thinks we're doing well because we've won three FA cups recently (and he's attended all three of them), which I wouldn't be surprised if he viewed as the Superbowl equivalent of English Football and wondering why our "spoiled fanbase" is constantly whinging. He's probably that ignorant of modern day football.


It relates to what I said before, we really need some football people on the board in tune with the modern game instead of clueless Yanks and Tory shitheads who prefer Horse racing.




Interesting. Seems like we've got a thing for Koreans after nearly signing the South Korean Legend, "Foo King-Nothing" last week.

And don't forget his mate, Hoo Fuk Dat.

[KSE Comedy Club]

Things are gonna turn really nasty this season for wenger and co.

I didn't want to see it and wanted him to leave on a good note.

Now it will be sour and full of anger and now I just think he deserves everything he gets from here on in.

[Marc Overmars]

We always say it's going to turn nasty but it never goes the whole hog.

Wenger somehow always manages to claw himself back from the brink of total oblivion. Which is enough for a lot of people to accept that it could be better but also be so much worse.

[Niall_Quinn]

Welcome to the party Robbie. We thought you'd got lost, but better late than never.

[Letters]

We always say it's going to turn nasty but it never goes the whole hog.

Wenger somehow always manages to claw himself back from the brink of total oblivion. Which is enough for a lot of people to accept that it could be better but also be so much worse.

Dunno. It was getting pretty nasty last season. The FA Cup win placated people somewhat and had he gone then he could have done so with a shred of dignity.
Soon as he signed that contract Wenger must have known that if we got off to a bad start this year then it would get nasty again.
We always tend to go on runs which placate people for a bit but if we don't it could get very hostile.

[Niall_Quinn]

Dunno. It was getting pretty nasty last season. The FA Cup win placated people somewhat and had he gone then he could have done so with a shred of dignity.
Soon as he signed that contract Wenger must have known that WHEN we got off to a bad start this year then it would get nasty again.
We always tend to go on runs which placate people for a bit but if we don't it could get very hostile.

[Özim]

We always say it's going to turn nasty but it never goes the whole hog.

Wenger somehow always manages to claw himself back from the brink of total oblivion. Which is enough for a lot of people to accept that it could be better but also be so much worse.

Agree with this lose a couple and it really gets ramped up but as soon as we win 2 or 3 (even if the opposition is average) it all dies down and people are reasomably happy again, there's never any consistency.

The fact are we'll never challenge for the big prizes (heck Kroenke even cites the Leicester model as the one we follow, with minmal investment) and a few wins here and there really don't change a thing, we also always have a tendency to win a few games at the end of the season, usually when there's no major prize left to play for and that always placates the fans.

What would be needed consistent discontent regardless of these wins against lesser sides, because ultimately they just gloss over the cracks and the same thing has been happening year on year for a long time.

On another note, interesting to see how Ozil and Ramsey excel for their countries and yet are not so great playing for us, Wenger must be doing something wrong with them.

[Herbert_Chapman's_Zombie]

I don't think there's going to be much oportunity for things to get better soon

Our next away games are Chelsea, Watford, Everton and Man City

Now with the exception of Watford how many of those games do you imagine us winning?