The refrain is for the Club to spend, and that is what it should be. Otherwise we are running the 100 meters on one leg. As i say the whole debate over why we do not spend is secondary to advocating increased spending. I have said this before and maintain it now.QuartzGooner wrote:Poor article from Conn.
Anyone interested should scroll through the Guardian's comments section for a serious of comments condemning the article.
Conn attacks the directors for making money from share sales.
But all that has happened is shares have changed hands from one rich man to another.
That neither tales money out the club nor puts money into the club.
Only if it can be proved that directors blocked Wenger spending our cash reserves is there a scandal, otherwise the refrain remains the same for Wenger to spend.
However if the reports of the new transfer budget are accurate we already have an answer of sorts. 40 million pounds will not enable any manager to sufficently address this teams inadequacies and we all know it without the sale of other assets. It won't come close in fact.
And then there is the matter of the amount itself - it's basically all of the profits made from the last five years in the transfer market and less than 10 million pounds. That is simply a joke and yes tying the manager's hands behind his back.
There is no manager that could improve this team to any real extent with those funds without selling a Cesc or Nasri and while we might have to we shouldn't have to not with the money we have banked away. But I guess now that'll push the share price to 13 or 14K , eh?