Still sickens me to my stomach that the circle-dribbler Hleb stayed on that pitch when Pires was subbed. And then Captain Stupid Flamoney was brought on just to rub salt into the wound.enjibenji wrote:"I rate highly always loyalty"
Shame he didn't follow that rule in the champions league final with Robert pires then eh
If only this was the caseDB10GOONER wrote:Redarmy wrote:postmanPat91 wrote:As I'm not a shareholder or employee of the club, this means fuck all to me mate. I support a football club, couldn't give a monkeys toss about the business side.mattdede wrote:Wenger has been the best manager in the premier league in terms of turning a club into a solid business.
We are most financially stable then any club in the world in my honest opinion. As a business owner I would want my manager to be like him.
Please tell me you're on the wind-up... the old "who could replace him"? Literally anyone with an ounce of tactical nous. What about Low, Koeman, Ancelotti, Simeone (off the top of my head)? Conte has also moved this summer.mattdede wrote: What manager is there that we could possible get to take on the reigns? Mourinho?! Pep? Klopp? Seriously these guys just spend spend spend. That's all good but look at our stadium, facilities, food, venue, it's top notch.
I sound bias but maybe that's because i have 10 season tickets and 2 platinums plus i run the finance office for the hospitality company, so I live and breathe the club. But still , we are a solid club. We just need a manager that doesn't just want to spend all the cash and f*ck us
Any ideas of a manager that has it all??
This type of pussified, bed-wetting shite is exactly why we are where we are - no league title in 12 years, failure to get beyond the last-16 of the Chumps League for about 6 years now, gaping holes in the squad left unaddressed for years, Walcott on 140k a week.... but don't worry because our food is "top notch"?mattdede wrote:Anyway, we can't knock the old boy
fuck me my piss is boiling reading that shite
Not sure which is funnier; postmanPat91's bed filled with pussy, piss and shite or Redarmy's boiling piss!
re-signed flamini, who gave him the middle finger. didn't re-sign fabregas. the wonky world of arsene "closeau" wengerenjibenji wrote:"I rate highly always loyalty"
i run the finance office for the hospitality company
man of the people over here If you are genuine then you sum up everything I find so nauseating about modern football. I wish we could go back to the times where the kind of things that obviously appeal to you did not exist at football.mattdede wrote:Wenger has been the best manager in the premier league in terms of turning a club into a solid business.
We are most financially stable then any club in the world in my honest opinion. As a business owner I would want my manager to be like him.
However you also need to keep your fans, or clients in my case, happy. That means upgrading players (software), stadiums (premises) and trophies (hmmm struggling to find a comparison with this one in my case).
Anyway, we can't knock the old boy. He has turned our club around. I agree we need a new injection of fresh air. What manager is there that we could possible get to take on the reigns? Mourinho?! Pep? Klopp? Seriously these guys just spend spend spend. That's all good but look at our stadium, facilities, food, venue, it's top notch.
I sound bias but maybe that's because i have 10 season tickets and 2 platinums plus i run the finance office for the hospitality company, so I live and breathe the club. But still , we are a solid club. We just need a manager that doesn't just want to spend all the cash and f*ck us
Any ideas of a manager that has it all??
if that is Arsenal turned around from 1996 then give me the old Arsenal anyday. 
I love how he is making out as though he is under some sort of pressure to succeed. Like every other season, he will start off with his usual, "we want to win it" comments, and as soon as the actual challengers head off into the sunset, he will revert to proclaiming the VT as an achievement, and the media will lap it up.Sean wrote:BBC: Arsenal manager unsure about Gunners future
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has said his future at the club will be decided by how this season goes.
The Frenchman, 66, was appointed Gunners boss in September 1996 and his current deal finishes next June.
Arsenal have not won the Premier League title since 2004 and Wenger has faced criticism from the club's fans.
"My contract runs until the end of the season. What I will do after will depend a little bit on how the season goes," Wenger told BBC Radio 5 live.
He was linked with the England job before Sam Allardyce was appointed as Roy Hodgson's successor.
However, he said: "I was not available and Sam Allardyce has signed for two years, so the question is not of any actuality at the moment."
Arsenal start their Premier League campaign against Liverpool at 16:00 BST on Sunday.
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Prepare for a last-day contract extension, folks
You sound a right smarmy *word censored*. You also sound like a hangover from the days of 80s yuppies.mattdede wrote:Wenger has been the best manager in the premier league in terms of turning a club into a solid business.
We are most financially stable then any club in the world in my honest opinion. As a business owner I would want my manager to be like him.
However you also need to keep your fans, or clients in my case, happy. That means upgrading players (software), stadiums (premises) and trophies (hmmm struggling to find a comparison with this one in my case).
Anyway, we can't knock the old boy. He has turned our club around. I agree we need a new injection of fresh air. What manager is there that we could possible get to take on the reigns? Mourinho?! Pep? Klopp? Seriously these guys just spend spend spend. That's all good but look at our stadium, facilities, food, venue, it's top notch.
I sound bias but maybe that's because i have 10 season tickets and 2 platinums plus i run the finance office for the hospitality company, so I live and breathe the club. But still , we are a solid club. We just need a manager that doesn't just want to spend all the cash and f*ck us
Any ideas of a manager that has it all??
I wouldn't employ you in either of my businesses as a toilet seat wiper! Why? Because you are happy with 'mediocre', you are happy with 'doing ok'! Like Wonga said he would always be happy coming second, you have that same 'I'm happy with failing' view. You are no business manager you tit!! Superb post.Clash wrote:If you are genuine then you sum up everything I find so nauseating about modern football. I wish we could go back to the times where the kind of things that obviously appeal to you did not exist at football.mattdede wrote:Wenger has been the best manager in the premier league in terms of turning a club into a solid business.
We are most financially stable then any club in the world in my honest opinion. As a business owner I would want my manager to be like him.
However you also need to keep your fans, or clients in my case, happy. That means upgrading players (software), stadiums (premises) and trophies (hmmm struggling to find a comparison with this one in my case).
Anyway, we can't knock the old boy. He has turned our club around. I agree we need a new injection of fresh air. What manager is there that we could possible get to take on the reigns? Mourinho?! Pep? Klopp? Seriously these guys just spend spend spend. That's all good but look at our stadium, facilities, food, venue, it's top notch.
I sound bias but maybe that's because i have 10 season tickets and 2 platinums plus i run the finance office for the hospitality company, so I live and breathe the club. But still , we are a solid club. We just need a manager that doesn't just want to spend all the cash and f*ck us
Any ideas of a manager that has it all??
The game has been ruined by crap like corporate hospitality and people boasting about financial stability,
I know many claim that the money the corporate side generates has been good for the game but all I have seen since are obscene increases in prices everywhere and for everyone .... and so the average fan of the past is far worse off in every way than they were before.
There is this delusional belief that the game has progressed and continues to progress. For many who sustained the game for years before Sky TV came along, it simply hasnt. The whole circus that Sky come with and their saturated coverage of football is vile.
Loathsome business types have muscled their way in and dress up their own greed as them doing something noble for the game. As a result the whole dynamic of the football crowd has changed and attending a top flight game has become a soulless, depressing experience compared to what it once was.
And that leads me to the Emirates, which in my opinion is a grotesque stadium. Again it epitomises everything wrong with modern football and is the polar opposite of the stadium we left behind.
Moving to that monstrosity is the most tragic decision in Arsenal's history and for long term Arsenal fans it has compounded the other unwelcome changes made to the game in the last 20 odd years.
Far better than my effort - and sums up everything I wanted to say. DB10GOONER wrote:Superb post.Clash wrote:If you are genuine then you sum up everything I find so nauseating about modern football. I wish we could go back to the times where the kind of things that obviously appeal to you did not exist at football.mattdede wrote:Wenger has been the best manager in the premier league in terms of turning a club into a solid business.
We are most financially stable then any club in the world in my honest opinion. As a business owner I would want my manager to be like him.
However you also need to keep your fans, or clients in my case, happy. That means upgrading players (software), stadiums (premises) and trophies (hmmm struggling to find a comparison with this one in my case).
Anyway, we can't knock the old boy. He has turned our club around. I agree we need a new injection of fresh air. What manager is there that we could possible get to take on the reigns? Mourinho?! Pep? Klopp? Seriously these guys just spend spend spend. That's all good but look at our stadium, facilities, food, venue, it's top notch.
I sound bias but maybe that's because i have 10 season tickets and 2 platinums plus i run the finance office for the hospitality company, so I live and breathe the club. But still , we are a solid club. We just need a manager that doesn't just want to spend all the cash and f*ck us
Any ideas of a manager that has it all??
The game has been ruined by crap like corporate hospitality and people boasting about financial stability,
I know many claim that the money the corporate side generates has been good for the game but all I have seen since are obscene increases in prices everywhere and for everyone .... and so the average fan of the past is far worse off in every way than they were before.
There is this delusional belief that the game has progressed and continues to progress. For many who sustained the game for years before Sky TV came along, it simply hasnt. The whole circus that Sky come with and their saturated coverage of football is vile.
Loathsome business types have muscled their way in and dress up their own greed as them doing something noble for the game. As a result the whole dynamic of the football crowd has changed and attending a top flight game has become a soulless, depressing experience compared to what it once was.
And that leads me to the Emirates, which in my opinion is a grotesque stadium. Again it epitomises everything wrong with modern football and is the polar opposite of the stadium we left behind.
Moving to that monstrosity is the most tragic decision in Arsenal's history and for long term Arsenal fans it has compounded the other unwelcome changes made to the game in the last 20 odd years.
