Yes. This isn't about winning things, it's about a wholesale change of culture. A gun for hire type like Ancelotti isn't going to do that.Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda
Yes. This isn't about winning things, it's about a wholesale change of culture. A gun for hire type like Ancelotti isn't going to do that.
He might, you know, as he wouldn't be concerned about his long-term prospects at the club. Unlike certain senile Frenchmen we could name ..
"Plenty of strikers can score goals," he said, gesturing to the famous old stands casting shadows around us.
"But a lot have found it difficult wearing the number 9 shirt for The Arsenal."
Hmmm - I get your point, but the wholesale changes are already taken place behind the scenes and completely altering the power structure will take, so I would argue throwing in a less experienced manager to front all of this is just asking for trouble. A more experienced man can handle the flak while we go through the teething process. Can you imagine the pressure on someone like Eddie Howe if he was to take on the role next season? (Although, possibly the best man for the job in that case is the man already in it)
Wenger is not going to dismantle or rearrange His life's work in any meaningful way, imo, so we shouldn't get too carried away with talk of "wholesale change".Hmmm - I get your point, but the wholesale changes are already taken place behind the scenes and completely altering the power structure will take, so I would argue throwing in a less experienced manager to front all of this is just asking for trouble. A more experienced man can handle the flak while we go through the teething process. Can you imagine the pressure on someone like Eddie Howe if he was to take on the role next season? (Although, possibly the best man for the job in that case is the man already in it
"Plenty of strikers can score goals," he said, gesturing to the famous old stands casting shadows around us.
"But a lot have found it difficult wearing the number 9 shirt for The Arsenal."
The best man for the job may be the guy already in it, but we won't know that until we get rid of him and try someone else.Hmmm - I get your point, but the wholesale changes are already taken place behind the scenes and completely altering the power structure will take, so I would argue throwing in a less experienced manager to front all of this is just asking for trouble. A more experienced man can handle the flak while we go through the teething process. Can you imagine the pressure on someone like Eddie Howe if he was to take on the role next season? (Although, possibly the best man for the job in that case is the man already in it
The best man for the job may be the guy already in it, but we won't know that until we get rid of him and try someone else.Better the devil you know. Grass isn't always greener.
We can talk in clichés until the cows come home, P.
"Plenty of strikers can score goals," he said, gesturing to the famous old stands casting shadows around us.
"But a lot have found it difficult wearing the number 9 shirt for The Arsenal."
Indeed, a change is as good as rest. You always do what what you've always done and you'll always get what you always got, r
I think we're past that now. Wenger's continued presence is just making everyone miserable - including him. We need catharsis - for good or ill. We're at the stage where even the wrong man would be better than carrying on with Wenger.
Yes. Even failing in a different way would ease the pain at this point. Also, Arsene has a book to write, with many volumes. He needs to get started on it. Also when he goes he'll be able to say what he really thinks about referees.
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