Sacked in the morning

olgitgooner · Post by **olgitgooner** » Sun Aug 21, 2011 3:25 pm

nexum5me wrote:and where did you hear this?

It was in the News of the World.

Post by **QuartzGooner** » Sun Aug 21, 2011 3:51 pm

Frank, hope you had a good holiday in California?

I have to be honest and say that in the past you have posted various "stories" on here that have failed to materialise.

That said, I and various others (another Frank springs to mind

) have also posted various "Predictions", so I am not having a pop.

Whilst I have hear absolutely nothing from any banker, director or peanut seller around the club, I do have an odd feeling about all this.
There is very much the look of a "Dead Man Walking" about Wenger, and Dein's Football Focus interview has to be something to take notice of.

I really think Wenger is close to the "Sack/Resignation by Mutual Consent", with a Director of Football job at PSG lined up for him.

I would take no pleasure from Wenger's dismissal should it happen, even though I think Wenger has lost his edge.
I will just be very sad that a great manager has lost his way so publically.

AA23Northbank · Post by **AA23Northbank** » Sun Aug 21, 2011 3:55 pm

QuartzGooner wrote:Frank, hope you had a good holiday in California?

I have to be honest and say that in the past you have posted various "stories" on here that have failed to materialise.

That said, I and various others (another Frank springs to mind ) have also posted various "Predictions", so I am not having a pop.

Whilst I have hear absolutely nothing from any banker, director or peanut seller around the club, I do have an odd feeling about all this.
There is very much the look of a "Dead Man Walking" about Wenger, and Dein's Football Focus interview has to be something to take notice of.

I really think Wenger is close to the "Sack/Resignation by Mutual Consent", with a Director of Football job at PSV lined up for him.

I would take no pleasure from Wenger's dismissal should it happen, even though I think Wenger has lost his edge.
I will just be very sad that a great manager has lost his way so publically.

Not sure on the first point, maybe it's just a 'Frank' thing

On the second point, don't you mean PSG

TeeCee · Post by **TeeCee** » Sun Aug 21, 2011 4:06 pm

PSG, PSV , PMSL
who cares, as long as he fucks right off!

mcdowell42 · Post by **mcdowell42** » Sun Aug 21, 2011 4:06 pm

AA23Northbank wrote:
mcdowell42 wrote:Mega rich PSG are ready to offer Arsene Wenger a kings ransom to end his Arsenal misery.

Source Sunday World Newspaper
Link?

Do you not believe me

HeyMarko1989 · Post by **HeyMarko1989** » Sun Aug 21, 2011 5:19 pm

Swap Wenger, Almunia and 15 million for Sakho

MEDINABOY · Post by **MEDINABOY** » Sun Aug 21, 2011 5:39 pm

cant see him being sacked,this board are hand in glove with him and will see any faliure by him as a corporate faliure.the dreaded move upstairs (the worst possible outcome)is far more likely.
he is even more unintelligable and random than ever ,the bloke is on course as he was at times last term for a major mental breakdown.
it aint no coincidence that dein is cropping up again,he was always wengers mouthpiece.i'm getting sick and tired of these so called pundits telling us how superb aw is and wot he's done for the club and therefore is fire proof.hanso and lawrenson and that smarmy looser lineacre all spent to long either playing in shit teams or supporting them and should also see the danger of descending past the point of no return.
get moyes /coyle /guardiola in NOW.

cusamano · Post by **cusamano** » Sun Aug 21, 2011 5:54 pm

Steviegooner wrote:It wouldn't happen only way wenger goes will be by his own decision

Yep. And he ruled it out after the Liverpool game.

nexum5me · Post by **nexum5me** » Sun Aug 21, 2011 6:07 pm

cusamano wrote:
Steviegooner wrote:It wouldn't happen only way wenger goes will be by his own decision
Yep. And he ruled it out after the Liverpool game.

well then going by his recent form i'd say he's pretty much a dead cert to walk away straight after the man utd drubbing nest weekend!

Bradywasking · Post by **Bradywasking** » Sun Aug 21, 2011 6:33 pm

mcdowell42 wrote:Mega rich PSG are ready to offer Arsene Wenger a kings ransom to end his Arsenal misery.

Source Sunday World Newspaper

Jamie- the self-casterating trousers- Redknapp said it yesterday on Sky...

Post by **QuartzGooner** » Sun Aug 21, 2011 8:12 pm

AA23Northbank wrote: On the second point, don't you mean PSG

Yeah, PSG.

selsdon · Post by **selsdon** » Mon Aug 22, 2011 9:50 am

frankbutcher wrote:Get knocked out by Udinese and he's gone. Heard it here first.

Not strictly true old bean.

http://www.onlinegooner.com/phpbb2/view ... hp?t=31247

terry henry · Post by **terry henry** » Mon Aug 22, 2011 10:21 am

no chance

cameron326 · Post by **cameron326** » Mon Aug 22, 2011 12:56 pm

The board are NEVER going to sack Wenger outright because they know damn well they are as much resposnilbe of the declne of Arsenal as is Wenger.

It would be like a boss telling his workers not to sign any big foreign risky contracts and concentrate on smaller deals with potential, and then firing his workers for not signing any big risky foreign contracts.

Aint going to happen, and the sooner the fans put the blame where it really lies the Board- whose greed and penny pinching are ruining the reputation of our once universally respected manager and football club the better.

Boomer · Post by **Boomer** » Mon Aug 22, 2011 1:46 pm

cameron326 wrote:The board are NEVER going to sack Wenger outright because they know damn well they are as much resposnilbe of the declne of Arsenal as is Wenger.

It would be like a boss telling his workers not to sign any big foreign risky contracts and concentrate on smaller deals with potential, and then firing his workers for not signing any big risky foreign contracts.

Aint going to happen, and the sooner the fans put the blame where it really lies the Board- whose greed and penny pinching are ruining the reputation of our once universally respected manager and football club the better.

But what if you had a hot shot worker that was able to make numerous smaller deals which financially worked and continued to be successful over a number of years doing so?
Then after a number of stagnate years continuing to work this way the boss got tired as the 'hot shot' was long past his best and was a detriment to the reputation of the company.

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