Gunner Rob wrote:congratulations to Arsene Wenger who has been named manager of the month
October 2015 - I will remember it for us losing 0-3 to championship side Sheffield Wednesday in the league cup but luckily for Wenger that doesnt count.
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But it doesn't count as a virtual trophy, does it? 2015 Calendar Year Trophy incoming!
rodders999 wrote:Away at Swansea the BFG tried to play a suicidal offside in the first half which led to Gomis getting clean through on goal. Thankfully he hesitated and between Cech making himself big and Bellerin's blistering recovery pace disaster was averted.
Our next game was in Munich where Gabriel insanely tried to catch Lewandowski, currently Europe's deadliest striker, offside and we ended up going 1 nil down on the way to a drubbing.
Our third game of the week was the scum at home. Lessons learned? None. Mistakes ironed out on the training ground? Are you having a laugh! Kos rushes out trying to play Kane offside, makes a balls of it and we're one nil down again.
That's pathetic from a management/coaching point of view. Hapless from Wenger and what Steve Bould, part of the most drilled and disciplined back 4 in history, is doing is beyond me. All 3 of our centre backs making the exact same mistake in 3 consecutive games.
Manager of the month me hole
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We've had a suicidal high line for years. We usually get the most offsides against us in the league, although several times a season an attacker gets a one on one with the goalie and we usually concede. I hate how our full backs play like wingers as well. There's hardly any defensive discipline or leadership at the club.
I wish that Steve Bould was actually allowed to do his job by The Old Fraud. Pat Rice was totally wasted too. The assistant manager job at the Arsenal is the most pointless job in the world, although I wouldn't mind having that salary.
northbank123 wrote:Absolutely alarming isn't it Rodders.
Another one is how often we line up to defend a free kick and there will be an opposition player stood at the back completely unmarked. Not peeling away or creating a yard of space with a clever run. Just stood there unmarked.
Zonal marking
We never learn
xisstential wrote:I see Wenger is saying in today's paper he would look at managing another club after Arsenal but not in England. Does this despot seriously think there is a club in the world who would put up with him?? He works soley for Kroenke, makes money for Kroenke, answers to no one. Go to a big European club and carry on like he has for the last decade and see what happens. The fans will be throwing bottles at him before his first, excuse riddled year is over, and there will be no AKB supporters club to protect the know it all.
He knows where his bread is buttered. Where else could he get £970 per hour (even while he sleeps)? Where else could he be the absolute dictator of the entire club? Where else would the board 'keep quiet' and never challenge him? Nowhere.
It makes me laugh to see him 'threaten' to leave whenever the press or the 'customers' at Cashburton piss him off. We all know it's bullshit. He doesn't have the bottle to leave. A lot of us wish he did.
foxinthebox2001 wrote:Its called earning a crust.
Did you seriously think he would be interested in coming back to us? putting out the cones, and handing the players the vests while Wenger steals his £8mil per season?
Manager of the month should be given to the squad as a whole. After all once again a good performance has emerged from a players meeting, not in the presence of Prof. Clueless.
Anyone who seriously believes Wenger is worthy of an award should watch the first 45 minuthes v Spurs. this is the culmination of almost 20 years working with the team, a shambolic display.
The song shouldn't be 'Ivan Gazidis, what the fuck do you do?', it should be 'Arsene Wenger, what the fuck do you do?'
Over £23K a day for a spectator who complains to the fourth official, make pre-arranged substitutes on 70 minutes (and later), looks ridiculous in his winter coat, fiddles with his zip like a senile grandfather and almost
never gives any direction to the players on the pitch. He doesn't ever do 'tactics' either, apart from once or twice a season and that's usually because the players occasionally grow a brain and a spine and decided to take matters into their own hands, as the 96-06 sides did.
The only major success TOF had at the club was when he had players who were warriors with balls, bottle and spirit. Now it's all about Wenger and his young/cowardly players who have no clue what to do, because no-one ever tells them anything.