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Has Wenger always been poor tactically?

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posted on 25/2/12

With the emergence of chelsea it was obvious wenger and fergie needed to up their game, and to be fair only fergie really managed it, also i think fergie has the upper hand when it comes to dismantling a team and rebuilding it.

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posted on 25/2/12

It's not his strong point but I don't think he's that poor tactically, in the same way that everyone who criticises him isn't a tactical genius. He went a season unbeaten, his head to head against Fergie is almost even and some of his teams have have scored massive amounts of goals as well so he's not useless tactically, but our weakness at set pieces and inability to learn from our mistakes shows he's not great either.

posted on 25/2/12

Defensively he's clueless, we always had leaders and defenders with great knowledge like Adams, Campbell, Keown who Wenger always trusted so he could focus on attacking. Since all of the above players have gone, it's no suprise we have won zero for seven yrs.

posted on 25/2/12

Tactics has never been his strong point. He doesn't get the team to watch videos of the oppo and he doesn't spend much (if any) time looking at how to exploit the oppositions weaknesses. I can't remember the last time he pulled a tactical surprise and tbh out of all the big managers out there I's say tactically he's the worst.

In saying that he's still a true legend and the best manager we've had to date.

posted on 26/2/12


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was a formidable back four, but made Arsenal deadly was our attacking players....We now have Theo, Ramsey and Chamakh if RVP isn't firing on all cylinders.

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