around or who wants to leave.
Perhaps the manager should look at himself?
around or who wants to leave.
Perhaps the manager should look at himself?
Plus, he would be talking to the wrong people; it's all about agents and representatives nowadays.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
Right. Plenty of them dont have the option of leaving- nobody wants them.Quote:
Originally Posted by redgunamo
Once upon a time, signing players that nobody else seemed much interested in would've been considered genius :-\Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter
Ah, so keeeping them is an even bigger stroke of genius. Its free ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by redgunamo
The biggest mistake we made was buying players other people might want. It causes no end of trouble.
At the very least, he needs to look at his calendar. That meeting should have taken place in May. Rather worrying to sit down in late August and start asking 'right then, who actually still wants to be here?"Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
In May we had switched to a new formation, gone on a nice run of 10 games or so and then beat Chelsea in the FA Cup.Quote:
Originally Posted by Just Trent
Believe it or not, Trent, there were people dumb enough to believe that we were good enough to challenge for the league on that basis. :clap:
Our average points total in the league is 73 pts, over the last 9 seasons. The last time we got over 80 pts was 10 seasons ago in 2008. We are not winning another league title under Wenger. The claim from the club that they were targeting over 85 pts this year was laughable. With this manager?Quote:
Originally Posted by World's End Stella
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Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
Where did this come from?
85 rarely wins you the league. They Cant even get the ****ing target right :****er:Quote:
Originally Posted by Just Trent