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Jan 27 2014, 06:45 PM
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Jan 27 2014, 05:50 PM
This question is for those that think it is crazy to offer Wenger a contract now because he hasnt won a trophy in 8 years. If you were in charge of running the club, what would you do? Fire him right now and bring a new manager to see out the season? How about wait for him to see out the season and make a decision based on the success or failure of the team. I hope you realize that if you dont offer him a contract now, chances are he could walk away at the end of the season. Now imagine winning the league and your manager walking out the door, now that would be tough to explain. I think people also dont realize that changing managers doesnt necessarily guarantee success. It is easy enough to change managers when you back it up with millions of dollars but if you are still spending within your means, throwing in a manager with your budget is really risky. Right now the Glazers have lost millions, would lose more if they dont qualify for Europe and they are going to spend almost 200mil just to get back to challenging and there is no certainty if that would take them back to the top. Anyway if you believe this is the wrong move, then let me know what you would do if you were in charge of running the club.
Wenger isn't going to walk away at the end of the season, no way
His point went right over your head, didn't it?
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Jan 27 2014, 05:55 PM
phatosas
Jan 27 2014, 05:50 PM
This question is for those that think it is crazy to offer Wenger a contract now because he hasnt won a trophy in 8 years. If you were in charge of running the club, what would you do? Fire him right now and bring a new manager to see out the season? How about wait for him to see out the season and make a decision based on the success or failure of the team. I hope you realize that if you dont offer him a contract now, chances are he could walk away at the end of the season. Now imagine winning the league and your manager walking out the door, now that would be tough to explain. I think people also dont realize that changing managers doesnt necessarily guarantee success. It is easy enough to change managers when you back it up with millions of dollars but if you are still spending within your means, throwing in a manager with your budget is really risky. Right now the Glazers have lost millions, would lose more if they dont qualify for Europe and they are going to spend almost 200mil just to get back to challenging and there is no certainty if that would take them back to the top. Anyway if you believe this is the wrong move, then let me know what you would do if you were in charge of running the club.
maybe u is best person to answer chilli question. y did b'ham beat us in cup final?
Because Wenger was tactically outclassed?
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Jan 27 2014, 06:44 PM
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Jan 27 2014, 06:42 PM
JustOneDennisBergkamp
Jan 27 2014, 05:35 PM
Oh, oh. The Monotonous Brigade is out chanting their mantra in unison again.

Why bother trying to reason with these posters? And again, Piers Morgan is a total cock muncher.
He cares more about the club than you and other 'gooners' though
LOL. We're not "gooners" because we recognize how important Arsene Wenger is to the club.
I think that the real question to piz should be, "Who cares more about The Arsenal, Arsene Wenger or Piers Morgan?"
Edited by JustOneDennisBergkamp, Jan 27 2014, 06:48 PM.
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Jan 27 2014, 06:00 PM
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Jan 27 2014, 05:59 PM
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Jan 27 2014, 05:51 PM
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Jan 27 2014, 05:38 PM
Gooner0893
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JustOneDennisBergkamp
Jan 27 2014, 05:35 PM
Oh, oh. The Monotonous Brigade is out chanting their mantra in unison again.

Why bother trying to reason with these posters? And again, Piers Morgan is a total cock muncher.
He is not even aware of your existence. why bother with this insult?
Another stupid response. You're on a roll.
No, you should be ashamed of resorting to insults. I haven't insulted you. Why can't you defend your point of view without saying these sort of things. This is unecessary.
Though you really insult yourself, I didn't insult you; I insulted your stupid response.

And from a fella who's had no problem slinging racist epithets and insinuating that I am a pedophile, I laugh at your outrage here.

Wait, now an insult is coming... clown!
I never insinuated that you were a pedophile or anything vile. You are really reaching here buddy. I make fun of your supposed football prowess but never any insults. I don't believe in them.
You lying fuck. I'm sure many remember how low it got between me and bog with the whole momma thing. He upped the ante to calling me a pedo, and you jumped right in courageously with insinuation after insinuation about my relationship with kids.

You have absolutely no moral authority around these parts.

Another clown double-down.
Provide proof of that... You are a liar. I condemned you for the things you wrote which were unbecoming of you. I never accused of pedophilia. You are a liar. I am pretty sure that no poster on this board will say that I did such a thing. You are a liar.
From the other forum, so no somking gun is available. But I have a very good memory, and I recall your pedo taunts like it was yesterday.

#cowardlylyingfuck0893
He never accused you of being a paedophile JODB, stop lying, you on the other hand accused bog's mom of being a wh*re, and that for me is probably the most disgusting thing you can ever say to someone.
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Jan 27 2014, 06:08 PM
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Jan 27 2014, 05:51 PM
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JustOneDennisBergkamp
Jan 27 2014, 05:35 PM
Oh, oh. The Monotonous Brigade is out chanting their mantra in unison again.

Why bother trying to reason with these posters? And again, Piers Morgan is a total cock muncher.
He is not even aware of your existence. why bother with this insult?
Another stupid response. You're on a roll.
No, you should be ashamed of resorting to insults. I haven't insulted you. Why can't you defend your point of view without saying these sort of things. This is unecessary.
Though you really insult yourself, I didn't insult you; I insulted your stupid response.

And from a fella who's had no problem slinging racist epithets and insinuating that I am a pedophile, I laugh at your outrage here.

Wait, now an insult is coming... clown!
I never insinuated that you were a pedophile or anything vile. You are really reaching here buddy. I make fun of your supposed football prowess but never any insults. I don't believe in them.
You lying fuck. I'm sure many remember how low it got between me and bog with the whole momma thing. He upped the ante to calling me a pedo, and you jumped right in courageously with insinuation after insinuation about my relationship with kids.

You have absolutely no moral authority around these parts.

Another clown double-down.
Provide proof of that... You are a liar. I condemned you for the things you wrote which were unbecoming of you. I never accused of pedophilia. You are a liar. I am pretty sure that no poster on this board will say that I did such a thing. You are a liar.
0893 also never authored posts about the impending doom of "A Year Without Champions League Football", never suggested that Arsenal would never buy a big player under Wenger, never said the team would never win a trophy under Wenger.

He's also against insults, which is why he never used the term "slow joe".


What a guy!
This individual is talking about private parts and pedophilia and the best you can do is regurgitate slow Joe. Really Joe, that's all you got?
well said chilly! Some of the disgusting things JODB has said to some people both here and on the old forum is unbelievable.
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Jan 27 2014, 06:28 PM
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Jan 27 2014, 06:27 PM
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Jan 27 2014, 04:38 PM
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Jan 27 2014, 04:05 PM
cruyff_turn
Jan 27 2014, 03:14 PM
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Jan 27 2014, 03:08 PM
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Jan 27 2014, 01:19 PM
mlshock35
Jan 27 2014, 12:46 PM
Given it's been demonstrated time and again just how delicate regime change can be in the EPL, I am baffled by how anyone could not view Wenger signing a new deal as nothing but positive.

Over the past few years, Wenger has sucessfully guided Arsenal to the expectations of the owners... the fact that those expectations do not match those of the fans is not really Mr Wengers problem.

It's no longer responsible to sit back and call for Wenger to go... without having an idea of who can step in and immediately make life better. And who should we replace him with??? AvB, Guus Hiddink, Rafa Benitez, David Moyes, Carol Ancelotti? All are names that have been thrown out before... all have come and gone.

No, I fear that in the future, when Le Boss exits, it will bring an amount of uncertainty to the club my heart could not bear. So for now, I welcome the new deal, all but being guaranteed of finishing in the top 4 and being in first place.
I think only two posters have mentioned AVB as wenger's potential replacement. The other 3 coaches that is Rafa,Ancelotti and Hiddink have proved they are more than capable of replacing Wenger.
As for Wenger getting a new deal, I don't think that is news, we all know that
1) If Wenger wants a new deal then he WILL get one
2)He would not leave for another club till he retires, because no other club will give him the kind of control he gets at Arsenal, Wenger basically runs the club, he won't get that privilege at Real madrid or PSG.
This tweet from Piers summed it up for moi "I understand Arsenal fans' devotion to Wenger. But no 'big club' manager in the world would get a new deal after 8yrs without a trophy."
I have to respectfully disagree. I think if any of those three are in charge in the previous 8 years there is more of a possibility we finish out of the top 4 then there is of ending our trophy drought. Those managers did well (at times) in programs where money was seemingly no option. This is clearly not the case at Arsenal.

I think some (not you, but Piers) do not give Wenger enough credit for what he has accomplished in the past few years without a "blank check" business model. As this team emerges from their debts and spends more, I believe the path Wenger put this club on will pay dividends for many years to come.
Some really interesting quotes in this piece: http://www.arsenalfc.de/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=562&Itemid=64

Particularly these:

As I was doing the research for my book, I was talking to Ken Friar, who had been Arsenal‘s managing director for a long time, and I pointed out that it looks as if the club would possess a lot of money but does not want to spend it. He replied: „Well, we do not tell everything to everybody.“ In other words, Arsenal was nearly bankrupt. Tony Adams told me, that the club would have been in existential trouble if the team would have missed out on the Champions League for a couple of times. It seems almost incredible that Wenger achieved to keep the team on this level eventhough about 10 years ago he had to stop spending money on big renowned players.“
Wow! I often wonder how many of these big spending club run the risk of becoming... well..... RANGERS FC. If any of these quotes are accurate... then someday ownership is obligated to come clean and give Wenger his due!
Or Leeds!

Here's the quote that sticks with me:
Wenger did receive the assignment to only spend whatever was coming in (minus the enormous expenses for the credits). On the other hand, he should assure that Arsenal would play on an international level as often as possible in order to keep the income stable. Most managers would have packed their suitcases and left. Wenger stayed.

I like that, even if it does gloss over the fact that most managers paid as well as Wenger has been might also have found it in their hearts to stay. On the other hand, I wonder how many would have survived the pressure and been able to continue to deliver.
Wenger was paid extremely well for the job...I don't know about you, but I'll take a £7m salary any day any time, if all I face is 'pressure' to finish top 4.
Thought I'd mentioned that. Still, I think you might be overestimating your ability to deliver on it.
Well I'm putting myself in the position of a qualified coach, if I get paid £7m a year, and all pressure I face is to try and deliver a top 4 finish, I'll gladly take the Job and I WOULD NOT walk away unless the club wants me too, £7m is too good to walk away from.
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Jan 27 2014, 06:56 PM
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Jan 27 2014, 04:38 PM
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Jan 27 2014, 04:05 PM
cruyff_turn
Jan 27 2014, 03:14 PM
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Jan 27 2014, 01:19 PM
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Jan 27 2014, 12:46 PM
Given it's been demonstrated time and again just how delicate regime change can be in the EPL, I am baffled by how anyone could not view Wenger signing a new deal as nothing but positive.

Over the past few years, Wenger has sucessfully guided Arsenal to the expectations of the owners... the fact that those expectations do not match those of the fans is not really Mr Wengers problem.

It's no longer responsible to sit back and call for Wenger to go... without having an idea of who can step in and immediately make life better. And who should we replace him with??? AvB, Guus Hiddink, Rafa Benitez, David Moyes, Carol Ancelotti? All are names that have been thrown out before... all have come and gone.

No, I fear that in the future, when Le Boss exits, it will bring an amount of uncertainty to the club my heart could not bear. So for now, I welcome the new deal, all but being guaranteed of finishing in the top 4 and being in first place.
I think only two posters have mentioned AVB as wenger's potential replacement. The other 3 coaches that is Rafa,Ancelotti and Hiddink have proved they are more than capable of replacing Wenger.
As for Wenger getting a new deal, I don't think that is news, we all know that
1) If Wenger wants a new deal then he WILL get one
2)He would not leave for another club till he retires, because no other club will give him the kind of control he gets at Arsenal, Wenger basically runs the club, he won't get that privilege at Real madrid or PSG.
This tweet from Piers summed it up for moi "I understand Arsenal fans' devotion to Wenger. But no 'big club' manager in the world would get a new deal after 8yrs without a trophy."
I have to respectfully disagree. I think if any of those three are in charge in the previous 8 years there is more of a possibility we finish out of the top 4 then there is of ending our trophy drought. Those managers did well (at times) in programs where money was seemingly no option. This is clearly not the case at Arsenal.

I think some (not you, but Piers) do not give Wenger enough credit for what he has accomplished in the past few years without a "blank check" business model. As this team emerges from their debts and spends more, I believe the path Wenger put this club on will pay dividends for many years to come.
Some really interesting quotes in this piece: http://www.arsenalfc.de/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=562&Itemid=64

Particularly these:

As I was doing the research for my book, I was talking to Ken Friar, who had been Arsenal‘s managing director for a long time, and I pointed out that it looks as if the club would possess a lot of money but does not want to spend it. He replied: „Well, we do not tell everything to everybody.“ In other words, Arsenal was nearly bankrupt. Tony Adams told me, that the club would have been in existential trouble if the team would have missed out on the Champions League for a couple of times. It seems almost incredible that Wenger achieved to keep the team on this level eventhough about 10 years ago he had to stop spending money on big renowned players.“
Wow! I often wonder how many of these big spending club run the risk of becoming... well..... RANGERS FC. If any of these quotes are accurate... then someday ownership is obligated to come clean and give Wenger his due!
Or Leeds!

Here's the quote that sticks with me:
Wenger did receive the assignment to only spend whatever was coming in (minus the enormous expenses for the credits). On the other hand, he should assure that Arsenal would play on an international level as often as possible in order to keep the income stable. Most managers would have packed their suitcases and left. Wenger stayed.

I like that, even if it does gloss over the fact that most managers paid as well as Wenger has been might also have found it in their hearts to stay. On the other hand, I wonder how many would have survived the pressure and been able to continue to deliver.
Wenger was paid extremely well for the job...I don't know about you, but I'll take a £7m salary any day any time, if all I face is 'pressure' to finish top 4.
Thought I'd mentioned that. Still, I think you might be overestimating your ability to deliver on it.
Well I'm putting myself in the position of a qualified coach, if I get paid £7m a year, and all pressure I face is to try and deliver a top 4 finish, I'll gladly take the Job and I WOULD NOT walk away unless the club wants me too, £7m is too good to walk away from.
Even if the likes of Real Madrid and Barcelona were lining up for your services?
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Jan 27 2014, 07:03 PM
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Jan 27 2014, 04:38 PM
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Jan 27 2014, 04:05 PM
cruyff_turn
Jan 27 2014, 03:14 PM
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Jan 27 2014, 03:08 PM
dream_team
Jan 27 2014, 01:19 PM
mlshock35
Jan 27 2014, 12:46 PM
Given it's been demonstrated time and again just how delicate regime change can be in the EPL, I am baffled by how anyone could not view Wenger signing a new deal as nothing but positive.

Over the past few years, Wenger has sucessfully guided Arsenal to the expectations of the owners... the fact that those expectations do not match those of the fans is not really Mr Wengers problem.

It's no longer responsible to sit back and call for Wenger to go... without having an idea of who can step in and immediately make life better. And who should we replace him with??? AvB, Guus Hiddink, Rafa Benitez, David Moyes, Carol Ancelotti? All are names that have been thrown out before... all have come and gone.

No, I fear that in the future, when Le Boss exits, it will bring an amount of uncertainty to the club my heart could not bear. So for now, I welcome the new deal, all but being guaranteed of finishing in the top 4 and being in first place.
I think only two posters have mentioned AVB as wenger's potential replacement. The other 3 coaches that is Rafa,Ancelotti and Hiddink have proved they are more than capable of replacing Wenger.
As for Wenger getting a new deal, I don't think that is news, we all know that
1) If Wenger wants a new deal then he WILL get one
2)He would not leave for another club till he retires, because no other club will give him the kind of control he gets at Arsenal, Wenger basically runs the club, he won't get that privilege at Real madrid or PSG.
This tweet from Piers summed it up for moi "I understand Arsenal fans' devotion to Wenger. But no 'big club' manager in the world would get a new deal after 8yrs without a trophy."
I have to respectfully disagree. I think if any of those three are in charge in the previous 8 years there is more of a possibility we finish out of the top 4 then there is of ending our trophy drought. Those managers did well (at times) in programs where money was seemingly no option. This is clearly not the case at Arsenal.

I think some (not you, but Piers) do not give Wenger enough credit for what he has accomplished in the past few years without a "blank check" business model. As this team emerges from their debts and spends more, I believe the path Wenger put this club on will pay dividends for many years to come.
Some really interesting quotes in this piece: http://www.arsenalfc.de/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=562&Itemid=64

Particularly these:

As I was doing the research for my book, I was talking to Ken Friar, who had been Arsenal‘s managing director for a long time, and I pointed out that it looks as if the club would possess a lot of money but does not want to spend it. He replied: „Well, we do not tell everything to everybody.“ In other words, Arsenal was nearly bankrupt. Tony Adams told me, that the club would have been in existential trouble if the team would have missed out on the Champions League for a couple of times. It seems almost incredible that Wenger achieved to keep the team on this level eventhough about 10 years ago he had to stop spending money on big renowned players.“
Wow! I often wonder how many of these big spending club run the risk of becoming... well..... RANGERS FC. If any of these quotes are accurate... then someday ownership is obligated to come clean and give Wenger his due!
Or Leeds!

Here's the quote that sticks with me:
Wenger did receive the assignment to only spend whatever was coming in (minus the enormous expenses for the credits). On the other hand, he should assure that Arsenal would play on an international level as often as possible in order to keep the income stable. Most managers would have packed their suitcases and left. Wenger stayed.

I like that, even if it does gloss over the fact that most managers paid as well as Wenger has been might also have found it in their hearts to stay. On the other hand, I wonder how many would have survived the pressure and been able to continue to deliver.
Wenger was paid extremely well for the job...I don't know about you, but I'll take a £7m salary any day any time, if all I face is 'pressure' to finish top 4.
Thought I'd mentioned that. Still, I think you might be overestimating your ability to deliver on it.
Well I'm putting myself in the position of a qualified coach, if I get paid £7m a year, and all pressure I face is to try and deliver a top 4 finish, I'll gladly take the Job and I WOULD NOT walk away unless the club wants me too, £7m is too good to walk away from.
Even if the likes of Real Madrid and Barcelona were lining up for your services?
1)AT THE MOMENT they are not

2)With the current scenario, I get more control at Arsenal so I'll stay just like Wenger has done.
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