As we're unlikely to see terraces again at football, this is the virtual equivalent where you can chat to your hearts content about all football matters and, obviously, Arsenal in particular. This forum encourages all Gooners to visit and contribute so please keep it respectful, clean and topical.
I can only hope that Leonardo leaving would mean Wenger going there to establish a youth system or something like a manager/director of football role...
I can only hope that Leonardo leaving would mean Wenger going there to establish a youth system or something like a manager/director of football role...
clockender1 wrote:A good article on AW last night on espn called growing old gracefully by Richard jolly.
No manager has ever improved after 60.
He also mentioned the decline of Robson and Clough as I did. But he mentioned a few more examples - sacchi, trappatoni .
He makes a great point - who would ever think that they were better at their job at 63 rather than 53 ?
In 2014 AW will be 65 and he can celebrate 10 years without a title. Yay....
anybody know what is the longest ever a manager has been at a club without winning anything??the great leader must be right up there??maybe thats one trophy he can win
Supagoon wrote:just one of the reasons I cringe when I hear moyes as Wenger's replacement.
i do too,but to be fair Moyes has fuck all money to play with so does a decent job,id love to see Moyes at a bigger club with some money but not Arsenal thankyou very much
Am I right in saying that we haven't won more than 3 games in a row this season ? If so then qpr are a win against villa away from equalling that "feat" - doesn't get much more embarrassing than that really
augie wrote:Am I right in saying that we haven't won more than 3 games in a row this season ? If so then qpr are a win against villa away from equalling that "feat" - doesn't get much more embarrassing than that really
...I thought you had to catch it off the wheel yourself... 
