Wenger In vs Wenger Out fans

[redgunamo]

You do realise that the board are unlikely to have a successor lined up and that it is likely that Wenger will have appoint his own successor, don't you? If we were to get shot of Wenger now, would you trust Gazidis, Kronke and Fish and Chips to find Wenger's replacement?

We'll hopefully only be kicking Him upstairs, rather than running Him out of London, imo. He'd still be on hand to name His successor.

And even if he weren't, any board of directors can watch Match of the Day or visit ladbrokes.com to see whom they should appoint next. It's football, not rocket science.

[Ash]

I dont think the field is too open for a successor tbh, there's certainly nobody I would rather have than AW out there right now. Ancelotti? Capello possibly, maybe Koeman, Tuchel?

Löw?

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[The Jorge]

Státion to Statiön?

I dunno about Jogi though, seems a bit too....knitweary, for me. Also, there's going to be murders if he tries to make Bouldie dress exactly the same as him all the time. Or keeps feeling him up.

[redgunamo]

Löw?

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It really makes no difference, does it

[The Jorge]

It really makes no difference, does it

Don Claudio?

[redgunamo]

Don Claudio?

Yeah, he'd have been good. Not sure Monty would fancy him much though.

[Alberto Balsam Rodriguez]

C'mon red, I think you are over simplifying it. If David Dein went to Ladbrokes just under 20 years ago he would have been hiring Johann Cruyff.

Of course, we may be sending him upstairs but if we piss him off, we may not have that option available to him.

[redgunamo]

C'mon red, I think you are over simplifying it. If David Dein went to Ladbrokes just under 20 years ago he would have been hiring Johann Cruyff.

Of course, we may be sending him upstairs but if we piss him off, we may not have that option available to him.

I'm just labouring the point that it doesn't matter. We may end up having loads of different managers over the next decade

[Yesterday Once More]

[QUOTE=redgunamo;4109514]We'll hopefully only be kicking Him upstairs, rather than running Him out of London, imo. He'd still be on hand to name His successor.

And even if he weren't, any board of directors can watch Match of the Day or visit ladbrokes.com to see whom they should appoint next. It's football, not rocket science.[/QUO

Name his successor? Why on earth should it be anything to do with him who takes over. Fergie was accorded that privilege, and to be fair he was leaving them as champions, but it did them no favours to be saddled with his Glaswegian pal Moyes. I don't want one of Wenger's yes-men foisted on us, that would defeat the point of getting rid of him.

[Alberto Balsam Rodriguez]

So you would like the board to pick his successor?