THE WENGER THREAD

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postmanPat91
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Re: WENGER - Views For and Against.

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SteveO 35 wrote:
postmanPat91 wrote:We have to win the FA Cup now. Surely ending the trophy drought will be the opportune time for Wenger to hang up his boots? Of course on the other hand it could also mean the new contract is cumming... :rubchin:
I haven't been so optimistic since Ipswich Town and Birmingham City stood in our way :D
We can't cock this one up surely! :shock:

May should be a fantastic month for us - the wankathon begins at 4:45pm on the 11th as we claim another 4th place finish, and continues well into the night of the 17th (and for me the early hours of the 18th) as we end our 9-year trophy drought :-P

Still against, but if we win this I'll be ecstatic :barscarf:

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augie wrote:



Why, all of a sudden, has that issue come up ? Hasn't he always had full control ? Maybe, just maybe, this is a suggestion that some of the control he held for so long has been taken away with one of this season's signings (ozil) ? His absolute power has never been questioned in the past so something must have happened to lead him to seek assurances on this :rubchin:
Agree thats a possibility, Maybe another could be the total and utter co*k up in the January window may have alerted Wiggy that theres a problem (If he didnt know already :? ), who knows- its an interesting one.

How much control did Wenger have as such when DD was involved :? :? ?

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augie wrote:
Why, all of a sudden, has that issue come up ? Hasn't he always had full control ? Maybe, just maybe, this is a suggestion that some of the control he held for so long has been taken away with one of this season's signings (ozil) ? His absolute power has never been questioned in the past so something must have happened to lead him to seek assurances on this :rubchin:
Yeah. This is either BS paper talk or something did change this year, but if it did why sign Agonos ?

I don't get it. Dozens of sources have said he had full control - dithered over deals, would not meet valuations etc !

If Wenger is not being offered full control, why not ? - he's had full control on everything else - medical staff, facilities, tours etc etc why take it away now ?

I find it very very hard to believe the Board are listening to the fans, so it must be Press BS surely...

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Pretty sure we will win the cup and I hope we do. Also would be a great opportunity for Wenker to leave on a high, I just hope he takes it, there is also the safety net that if we blow it, then surely he would have to go. :barscarf:

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Even Wonga can't fuck this up.......surely?? :lol:

Sheff Utd, Wigan and Hull..........good grief it's a dream line up with Arsenal still in it!!

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Still against, but I can't understand the optimism. I am sure he will sign the new deal to mark his 1000th game in charge.
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clockender1 wrote:
augie wrote:
Why, all of a sudden, has that issue come up ? Hasn't he always had full control ? Maybe, just maybe, this is a suggestion that some of the control he held for so long has been taken away with one of this season's signings (ozil) ? His absolute power has never been questioned in the past so something must have happened to lead him to seek assurances on this :rubchin:
Yeah. This is either BS paper talk or something did change this year, but if it did why sign Agonos ?

I don't get it. Dozens of sources have said he had full control - dithered over deals, would not meet valuations etc !

If Wenger is not being offered full control, why not ? - he's had full control on everything else - medical staff, facilities, tours etc etc why take it away now ?

I find it very very hard to believe the Board are listening to the fans, so it must be Press BS surely...
I would normally tend to agree but when the fans are booing the performances, displaying banners criticising the manager, marching against the lack of team investment etc then the board have to sit up and take notice.
Then you have the media waking up and being more and more critical of Wengers ways. The pressure was definitely on for a while.
Then there was the most unWenger-like signing ever - Ozil and that good run, then it all went quiet again. :rubchin:

So among others you've got the banner wankers to thank if the story is true..... :rubchin: :lol: :wink:

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LOL @ 'banner wankers'.

You been reading my Pm's by any chance?

:wink:

:shock:

:lol:

WENGER OUT

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armchair supporter wrote:
clockender1 wrote:
augie wrote:
Why, all of a sudden, has that issue come up ? Hasn't he always had full control ? Maybe, just maybe, this is a suggestion that some of the control he held for so long has been taken away with one of this season's signings (ozil) ? His absolute power has never been questioned in the past so something must have happened to lead him to seek assurances on this :rubchin:
Yeah. This is either BS paper talk or something did change this year, but if it did why sign Agonos ?

I don't get it. Dozens of sources have said he had full control - dithered over deals, would not meet valuations etc !

If Wenger is not being offered full control, why not ? - he's had full control on everything else - medical staff, facilities, tours etc etc why take it away now ?

I find it very very hard to believe the Board are listening to the fans, so it must be Press BS surely...
I would normally tend to agree but when the fans are booing the performances, displaying banners criticising the manager, marching against the lack of team investment etc then the board have to sit up and take notice.
Then you have the media waking up and being more and more critical of Wengers ways. The pressure was definitely on for a while.
Then there was the most unWenger-like signing ever - Ozil and that good run, then it all went quiet again. :rubchin:

So among others you've got the banner wankers to thank if the story is true..... :rubchin: :lol: :wink:
God praise the banner wankers and rot in hell to the turncoat wankers :D

Some of course fit into both categories :D :D :D

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Quote from. con

“The danger now is that in Europe you might have a two-tier European Cup. You have eight to 10 clubs who can win the European Cup and the rest have no chance."

http://www.arsenal.com/news/news-archiv ... as-changed

Well we are most certainly not in the top 8 clubs in Europe or we would get to the quarter finals and further on a very regular basis.

Is he admitting he has taken us as far as he can ? :rubchin:

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I would highly suspect that Wenger thinks we are in that 8-10'and our annual failure is down to bad luck, injuires and refs...

Wenger winning the FAC will not excuse the last 9 years, but should he not win it I will crucify him.

I'm very fair like that .

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If you crucify him too close to Easter there might be a second coming :shock:

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Anyone listen to the press pass, on Talkshite on Sunday? When the conversation came around to Wenger, John Cross said how much Kroenke loves Wenger, at which point, the presenter replied, becasue he(wenger) cares more about profits, than trophies, and Cross actaully tried to claim that isnt true, seriously how can you be employed as a Journalist, when you have an agenda so far up Wengers arse, that you will defend the indefensible.

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WENGER OUT FFS.

You are the epitome of everything wrong in the modern game. Handsomely rewarded for failure and mediocrity. Making your excuses for imminent failure against a Bayern tonight, suggesting that Robben went down too easily for the pen when, in fact, the decision was correct anyway, thus making tonight's game more difficult to win.

Yada yada yada. I am bored of you and I have issued a fatwa against you and Kranky and Gazidis.

Quit now you useless multi millionaire.

WENGER OUT

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If we go through to the q/f then as far as I am concerned then I would be happy with Wenger signing a new contract :wink:

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