Without a shadow of doubt, this was the best (by far) transfer window we have had for many a season - people complaining about our lack of spending should look back to last summer when wenker spent approx. £100m, and ask yourselves whether ye would have been happy letting him loose with that type of kitty yesterday
On top of that you would have to say that wenker's position is looking more and more untenable after this summers transfer window - I was gutted to see the ox leave, but I am delighted that he left for more money and cant be accused as greed being the reason he left. Most of us knew and accepted that things were gonna have to get a lot worse before they get better - we were treading water under the French cock, and it appears that our decision makers were very comfortable with that scenario - they cannot ignore the fact that our players are queuing up to get away from the club, and no half decent player will be willing to join us in this current mess, and the board will know that a shit load of abuse will be raining down on them in the current weeks and months. The squad we had a month ago wasn't gonna be good enough to get us back in the top 4, but now it is a total shitfest and even the Thursday cup might be beyond us (another bonus coming from this shitfest
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Obviously I am delighted with events in the last month cos the end of le cock is almost upon us - even if he lasts the rest of this season, it is as long as he will get and his reign of terror will be over. As long as the senile old c.unt isn't let loose with the transfer kitty in January, a new manager will be taking over next summer with a very healthy transfer kitty and an almost blank canvas to start building the type of team he wants. Many of the players who have been key components of our malaise of recent years will have gone, and no doubt next summer will see the departure of many more as the likes of ramsey will only have 12 months left on his contract. I always predicted that le cock would leave us in dire mess when he left, but even I wasn't expecting it to be this bad. It will take the next manager years to straighten this fiasco out, but as long as he is moving the club forward and trying to make us challengers again, I will support him. I really hope that the next manager is a more pragmatic guy who dispenses with this lovely football ethos, and turns us back into a team which will be exceptional defensively - this club has always been built on a strong defense and people seem to forget that. Being hard to beat was always the hallmark of great AFC teams, and if that means sacrificing the notion of beautiful silky football (a distant memory anyway), then bring it on as far as I am concerned
Wow! One of wenker's love children speaking out!
