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Gooner0893
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Jan 27 2014, 05:42 PM
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- 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.
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Gooner0893
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Jan 27 2014, 05:45 PM
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- Jan 27 2014, 05:23 PM
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- Jan 27 2014, 05:20 PM
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- Jan 27 2014, 03:08 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.
Once again, he hasn't won a single trophy in 8 years. How much credit should a coach get at a major club like Arsenal for not winning a trophy?
You win. Or more to the point, if you're not willing to put results in context there's no answer I can give you that will satisfy.
I am tired of the context. Stop with the excuses. In the past 8 years, off the top of my head, clubs like Swansea, Liverpool, Birmingham, Tots, Everton, Wigan etc have won trophies. How about adding this fact to your context.
Yeah, and all of those clubs are playing CL football as well. What a fucking joke you've become.
Only 4, maybe 5 clubs play every year in the CL. They don't use the CL as an excuse to not win trophies. Come up with a better excuse.
Five? Try again. CL footy is WAY MORE FUCKING IMPORTANT THAN EITHER THE FA OR MICKEY MOUSE CUP.Only an utter moron would think otherwise. Keep on thinking. Yet another excuse from you. I am beginning to believe that you work for Wenger's agent. Arsenal has failed to win each of those trophies and the coach should be held accountable for 8 trophy less seasons.
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JustOneDennisBergkamp
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Jan 27 2014, 05:45 PM
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- 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!
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Jan 27 2014, 05:45 PM
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- 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.
Once again, he hasn't won a single trophy in 8 years. How much credit should a coach get at a major club like Arsenal for not winning a trophy?
You win. Or more to the point, if you're not willing to put results in context there's no answer I can give you that will satisfy.
I am tired of the context. Stop with the excuses. In the past 8 years, off the top of my head, clubs like Swansea, Liverpool, Birmingham, Tots, Everton, Wigan etc have won trophies. How about adding this fact to your context. How can you tire of something you ignore?
Which of the managers of those clubs would have kept Arsenal in the Champions League over the same period? In today's game, that far outweighs the League or FA Cups in terms of its financial impact.
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chillyheat
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Jan 27 2014, 05:46 PM
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still cant fathom how cheapest b'ham dismantled us in cup final- could anyone please provide plausible explanation?
buying players like squillaci, denilson, porno goal keeper, silvestre, park, jeffers, andre santos...endless list goes on & on.
wasting precious bread on youthy is long forgotten by his followers. though some may think his moses leading us outta egypt-he wasted fortune on rubbish players is wot aint spoken bout. players we had problems getting off d book-costing us bread.
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JustOneDennisBergkamp
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Jan 27 2014, 05:47 PM
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- Jan 27 2014, 05:36 PM
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- Jan 27 2014, 05:34 PM
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- Jan 27 2014, 05:23 PM
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- Jan 27 2014, 05:20 PM
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- Jan 27 2014, 03:08 PM
- dream_team
- 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.
Once again, he hasn't won a single trophy in 8 years. How much credit should a coach get at a major club like Arsenal for not winning a trophy?
You win. Or more to the point, if you're not willing to put results in context there's no answer I can give you that will satisfy.
I am tired of the context. Stop with the excuses. In the past 8 years, off the top of my head, clubs like Swansea, Liverpool, Birmingham, Tots, Everton, Wigan etc have won trophies. How about adding this fact to your context.
Yeah, and all of those clubs are playing CL football as well. What a fucking joke you've become.
Only 4, maybe 5 clubs play every year in the CL. They don't use the CL as an excuse to not win trophies. Come up with a better excuse.
Five? Try again. CL footy is WAY MORE FUCKING IMPORTANT THAN EITHER THE FA OR MICKEY MOUSE CUP.Only an utter moron would think otherwise. Keep on thinking.
Yet another excuse from you. I am beginning to believe that you work for Wenger's agent. Arsenal has failed to win each of those trophies and the coach should be held accountable for 8 trophy less seasons. Just stick your fingers in your ears and yell some more.
#mywoodforwengerwon'tgoaway
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Gooner0893
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Jan 27 2014, 05:48 PM
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- 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.
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Jan 27 2014, 05:48 PM
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- Jan 27 2014, 05:46 PM
still cant fathom how cheapest b'ham dismantled us in cup final- could anyone please provide plausible explanation?
buying players like squillaci, denilson, porno goal keeper, silvestre, park, jeffers, andre santos...endless list goes on & on.
wasting precious bread on youthy is long forgotten by his followers. though some may think his moses leading us outta egypt-he wasted fortune on rubbish players is wot aint spoken bout. players we had problems getting off d book-costing us bread. Ah, me thought chilly likey Wenger now. What a roller coaster ride.
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Jan 27 2014, 05:50 PM
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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.
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Gooner0893
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Jan 27 2014, 05:50 PM
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- mlshock35
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- 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.
Once again, he hasn't won a single trophy in 8 years. How much credit should a coach get at a major club like Arsenal for not winning a trophy?
You win. Or more to the point, if you're not willing to put results in context there's no answer I can give you that will satisfy.
I am tired of the context. Stop with the excuses. In the past 8 years, off the top of my head, clubs like Swansea, Liverpool, Birmingham, Tots, Everton, Wigan etc have won trophies. How about adding this fact to your context.
How can you tire of something you ignore? Which of the managers of those clubs would have kept Arsenal in the Champions League over the same period? In today's game, that far outweighs the League or FA Cups in terms of its financial impact. You are making winning the CL sound like some type of trophy with your argument. It isn't. Qualification for the CL while important for any major club does not replace the winning of actual trophies.
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