I actually loved. He joined a club that was based at Highbury, was run by a Hill-Wood, was owned by a board and felt a special regardless of where we finished in the league.
He's leaving a club based in a bland, featureless enormodome, which is owned by a bewigged septic speculator, is run by bloodless corporate drones and is increasingly hard to feel any affection for.
The end of an era in many ways. We have heard the chimes at midnight imo. :-(
Well that's really lightened the mood. Thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
True, but Wenger was in no small way the force behind that change. For valid reasons, of course.Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
The move to the stadium was unavoidable and correct. It may be dull, but it had to happen. The rest of it is just modern football being its sh1tty, corporate self.Quote:
Originally Posted by World's End Stella
Moving was the correct move...no one could’ve predicted Abramovich creating a trend by buying Chelsea.
To be honest we got off lightly because he originally wanted Spurs but they turned him down.