I agree with some of your comments.
However Wenger is no mercenary! - if he was he would have been off a long time ago, at the likes of Real Madrid or Barca. Wenger is a loyal man - complete opposite to a mercenary.
Also agree with some of comments, wenger does seem to love playing people out of their natural position, we have wasted arsharvin on the wing for years... He does not track back he won't provide cover, he is a central player.... Stick him on the wing
As for it being Wenger acting like a mercenary, no chance, how would that help him in any way, why would he want to sit and watch us play dross?
Out of his comfort zone at a club he has had over 10 years of total control over?
There's literally nobody else to blame for your current situation.
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His biased positioning with the current regime could only be classed us a selfish act to save his job.
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Lord Wilshere - that statement is ridiculous.
Why would Wenger want to save his job? Is it under threat? Even if he got the shove, most of the big clubs in Europe would be clamouring for his services.
His current faults - and therefore the teams lack of success - stem from his control freak nature. He appears to want a finger in every pie instead of coaching the first team and leaving the boring stuff to others.
Otherwise, agree with all your points about him playing players out of position - or not at all in the case of Park and Miyaichi (?). Don't understand the bloke sometimes but.................Have four
Chamakh to Bender and back again, both a load of old tosh, need to get them off the pay check ASAP
Lord Wilshere - that statement is ridiculous
Sir Dennis, sorry for the long response............for me Wenger seems to prefer the American for his selfish ends, I doubt he wants Usmanov running the club hence running him out of town to permanent retirement he deserves. Wenger and Pat Rice are yesterdays man, we need fresh ideas and we all know it.
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posted on 15/10/11
I agree with some of your comments.
However Wenger is no mercenary! - if he was he would have been off a long time ago, at the likes of Real Madrid or Barca. Wenger is a loyal man - complete opposite to a mercenary.
posted on 15/10/11
Also agree with some of comments, wenger does seem to love playing people out of their natural position, we have wasted arsharvin on the wing for years... He does not track back he won't provide cover, he is a central player.... Stick him on the wing
As for it being Wenger acting like a mercenary, no chance, how would that help him in any way, why would he want to sit and watch us play dross?
posted on 15/10/11
Out of his comfort zone at a club he has had over 10 years of total control over?
There's literally nobody else to blame for your current situation.
posted on 15/10/11
IN ARSNE I TRUST
posted on 15/10/11
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posted on 15/10/11
His biased positioning with the current regime could only be classed us a selfish act to save his job.
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Lord Wilshere - that statement is ridiculous.
Why would Wenger want to save his job? Is it under threat? Even if he got the shove, most of the big clubs in Europe would be clamouring for his services.
His current faults - and therefore the teams lack of success - stem from his control freak nature. He appears to want a finger in every pie instead of coaching the first team and leaving the boring stuff to others.
Otherwise, agree with all your points about him playing players out of position - or not at all in the case of Park and Miyaichi (?). Don't understand the bloke sometimes but.................Have four
posted on 15/10/11
Chamakh to Bender and back again, both a load of old tosh, need to get them off the pay check ASAP
posted on 15/10/11
Lord Wilshere - that statement is ridiculous
Sir Dennis, sorry for the long response............for me Wenger seems to prefer the American for his selfish ends, I doubt he wants Usmanov running the club hence running him out of town to permanent retirement he deserves. Wenger and Pat Rice are yesterdays man, we need fresh ideas and we all know it.
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