Liverpool FC Forum

redshade » Fri Apr 20, 2018 4:16 pm wrote:

ycsatbjywtbiastkamb » Fri Apr 20, 2018 4:26 pm wrote:Wenger transformed that club, before him they were the most boring team in the division, even when they had success under the likes of George Graham and Bertie Mee they were painful to watch.
Terry Neill, Don Howe.....put years on you.

I enjoyed watching them when Wenger had his peak team. It was good to see another team take off titles from mannure.

His invincibles team was very good.

Yeah you make a very good point mate, in that period from the mid 90's to the early 2000's when Ferguson and United were right in their pomp Wenger was the only manager to offer up any sort of meaningful challenge on a consistent basis.

With the fans boycotting games it was only a matter of time before they pulled the plug.  Arsenal have a lot to thank him for but in the end they made the right decision because they aren't getting any better as a team.

Has he taken a job upstairs or completely finished ?.

red till i die!! » Fri Apr 20, 2018 7:50 pm wrote:With the fans boycotting games it was only a matter of time before they pulled the plug.  Arsenal have a lot to thank him for but in the end they made the right decision because they aren't getting any better as a team.

Has he taken a job upstairs or completely finished ?.

According to some fella on Arsenal fan tv it's a clean break (how reliable he is though is anyone's guess!)

ycsatbjywtbiastkamb » Fri Apr 20, 2018 9:20 pm wrote:

red till i die!! » Fri Apr 20, 2018 7:50 pm wrote:With the fans boycotting games it was only a matter of time before they pulled the plug.  Arsenal have a lot to thank him for but in the end they made the right decision because they aren't getting any better as a team.

Has he taken a job upstairs or completely finished ?.

According to some fella on Arsenal fan tv it's a clean break (how reliable he is though is anyone's guess!)

I would say he wasn't happy at all about it. A clean break would suggest that.

Seen Ancelloti on SSN earlier so he more than likely has a hat in the ring.

red till i die!! » Fri Apr 20, 2018 8:27 pm wrote:

ycsatbjywtbiastkamb » Fri Apr 20, 2018 9:20 pm wrote:

red till i die!! » Fri Apr 20, 2018 7:50 pm wrote:With the fans boycotting games it was only a matter of time before they pulled the plug.  Arsenal have a lot to thank him for but in the end they made the right decision because they aren't getting any better as a team.

Has he taken a job upstairs or completely finished ?.

According to some fella on Arsenal fan tv it's a clean break (how reliable he is though is anyone's guess!)

I would say he wasn't happy at all about it. A clean break would suggest that.

Seen Ancelloti on SSN earlier so he more than likely has a hat in the ring.

Just read that according to Gazidis any possible future role for Wenger is yet to be determined, the club are probably waiting to see what the new manager wants, the new man may not want Wenger hanging around in the background.

Guess who's the bookies favourite for the job 

7_Kewell » Fri Apr 20, 2018 9:04 pm wrote:Guess who's the bookies favourite for the job 

Won't be surprised. Rodgers' teams play entertaining attacking football... Wenger transformed arsenal into a dynamic entertaining attacking team. The DNA seems similar... and the joke might just be on us if we hadn't had Klopp...

Still remember the 5-1 demolition job we did on them, when they were coming into the game undefeated (or on a winning streak or something) then they were down 4-0 after 16 mins...

All things come to a natural conclusion and the Wenger /Arsenal relationship has arrived at that point.

No doubt he'll sit at home crying his eyes out as he counts his millions.

Nope. He should have walked a couple of years ago when the fans started turning against him. Thought he knew better. Don't get me wrong, he masterminded some great footie and I respect the guy, but when the fans want you out you need to walk. Now his reputation is tarnished

I think Wenger needed the move more than Arsenal ,he will in the foreseeable be reinvigorated and ready for a new challenge at a new club ,my moneys on Monaco 

bunglemark2 » Mon Apr 23, 2018 6:27 pm wrote:Nope. He should have walked a couple of years ago when the fans started turning against him. Thought he knew better. Don't get me wrong, he masterminded some great footie and I respect the guy, but when the fans want you out you need to walk. Now his reputation is tarnished

The fella should have left two or three seasons ago (at least)  .

Not sure if I feel sorry for him, just as he's been rightly lauded for what he did for Arsenal in years gone by he's also just as much responsible for where they are now.