I wonder how many times the average cretinous Arsenal fan has changed their mind about Wenger over

[Monty91]

the past 12 months?

There were certainly many around the time of the Stoke away defea last season who wanted him out, but I’m fairly sure by the time we’d won the Cup again a large number of these would have flipped.

Then this season, after the ****e start t the season and only buying Cech. the numbers would certainly have swelled again, but how many people do you think now would want him out?

It must be quite some emotional rollercoaster being a cretinous cancer-deserving c**t.

[Brentwood]

getting any pleasure from Wenger related victories

[Monty91]

that Wenger "finally listened to the fans" by spending some fackin' money.

But after a summer in which, much to their annoyance, he only signed Cech, that theory is no longer available.

Tricky one.

[Brentwood]

as if Higuain would have been happy to sit on the bench all season, just to play Sheff Wed

Besides, when he did rest some first teamers and played a WC player (Ospina), he got criticised for that too

[Pat Vegas]

Incidentally it is only the 02nd of November.

[7evens]

No one questions your ability when you keep producing consistent results. :homer:

[Rich]

he achieves on a year by year basis? You'll find that, if you do, you are rarely disappointed.

[Pat Vegas]

FA cups I am happy with those too.

I wish for one day to see us win the league again.

We have some wonderful footballers in the team. Best in years. They deserve good things. And so does Wenger.

[Steve Williams - gay for Mark Knopfler]

It has been a while since you rolled out this tedious *******s, especially the last line.

[Billy Goat Sverige]

[Pat Vegas]

Just silence.

It's exactly the same thing as the Wenger Out's

[Monty91]

12 months? Four?

[Pat Vegas]

It may work if Arsenal win the treble.

[7evens]

In a period of twenty years at the helm, there will inevitably be good times and bad, regardless of who's in charge.

[Monty91]

more thanhim over the past ten years. It’s impossible for any of us to know.

But on balance, I think the argument for keeping him has been strong enough to pretty much be a no-brainer.

It would be like getting rid of a perfectly good wife who makes you happy and with whom you may very well have a wonderful future together, *just incase* there’s a better one out there.

[Pat Vegas]

allowed to speak their mind. Everybody else does.

Of course some people go overboard but it's silly.

[Classic Jorge]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

To describe an honourable gentleman who has given the institution in which we share an interest years of success, loyalty and self-sacrifice as a 'senile French c**t' displays a depth of nastiness and ignorance which allows me to dismiss these people as lower than filth.

I admit it. It's a class thing. Common people are vile :-(

[Pat Vegas]

[7evens]

None. I've always maintained a position of change.
Twenty years is too much for any manager in the world of professional football.

We'll always be competing for top 4, nothing will change as the financial conditions now in place around the club mean that a chimp could probably manage at least top 6

[Monty91]

due diligence required.

It is absolutely logical and reasonable to always start from a position that Wenger is right, and to consider every factor that may have dictated his decision, before deciding he is wrong.

As a devout defender of Wenger, I found myself doing this over his decision to play Ospina in the CL. I considered every factor that could have influenced his decision and, on balance, decided he was wrong :shrug:

Can you honestly say the fans who tend to always criticise him *ever* do this with rigour?

[Classic Jorge]

I do wonder how many truly 'common people' can afford to be an STH at our place though.

[PSRB]

A couple of occasions I've thought perhaps it's time for him to go and then completely goes and redeems himself......or I've just thought about the possible alternatives


Better the devil you know, grass isn't always greener, etc, etc

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

They're repellent. Taxi drivers, forklift truck drivers, labourers, that sort of thing.

[Monty91]

and said exactly that.

Now you want him out again. So that's twice. Anymore u-turns you'd care to admit to?

[7evens]

[Pat Vegas]

who in turn sold them for fortunes and moved to pastures news such as Hertfordshire and Enfield.

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

Go on, I dare you.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gSFEaI4HdA

[Berni]

being common, do you? I would refer you to everyone who has ever appeared on Arsenal Fan TV or whatever it's called. All season ticket holders. All common as muck.

[Classic Jorge]

[Luis Anaconda]

I then I remembered what the city will be like tomorrow night and Wednesday . If anybody is bothering to come over that is. Munich is so two/three years ago

[Steve Williams - gay for Mark Knopfler]

It is simply a term.


It’s like nobody really believes the lord of the manor persona you sometimes use while referring to others as being ‘common’.

[Pat Vegas]

they also like gold and lairy tracksuits.

Also some jobs that were considered ****. Like trade jobs are now jobs that pay rather well.

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

'because it's just a term'?

I'm not sure you're really understanding the purpose of language, to be honest.

[7evens]

It's simply the Stalinesque length of tenure that causes me an issue.
As you also alluded to in an earlier post, another manager may have come in and achieved more in the last ten years.

The club have been incredibly patient with him. Yet again this season we appear to have an injury list far greater than any other PL side. Was he not castigated for his outdated training methods by those inside the game on more than one occasion last year.

I don't know if this is true but it does appear to be a disturbing pattern.

[Classic Jorge]

Which in your case seems to be anybody without an attendant valet, strangely.

[Pat Vegas]

and play 4-4-2

Is this because we had more commoners in the team during this era of football?

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

[Classic Jorge]

[Berni]

They are worlds apart, f. Or at least the bit of Hertfordshire I live in now is.

Cheshunt, not so much.

[Berni]

You lefties think everything's about money, that's your problem.

[Monty91]

I doubt many of the AST lot talk about him like that. Indeed, the famous banner “thanks for the memories but it’s time to say goodbye” was positively polite.

But these people are still cretins deserving or our contempt :shrug:

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

[Steve Williams - gay for Mark Knopfler]

:shrug:

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

I was thinking of those who deserve to be gassed like badgers, to be honest.

[Pat Vegas]

They are all Islington types. It seems important to have an 'arger' oven

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

There really is a rather large difference.

[Berni]

[Berni]

Women like them because they can boast about them and warm their arses on them

[Steve Williams - gay for Mark Knopfler]

As I said before, I really doubt any person that accuses Wenger of being senile actually does think he is so.

Words, a term. Meaningless really.

It may or does offend you, less so others. Not really much we can do about that.

[Monty91]

consider that to mean you have changed your mind since May?

Right. Ok. Gotcha.

[Classic Jorge]

[Luis Anaconda]

Downhill from there :-(

[Berni]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

Don't do it la. We're going to get gubbed :-(

[Berni]

This, to a certain mind, was our Golden Age.

[Classic Jorge]

[Luis Anaconda]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

So no standing at the side of the Autobahn in a horizontal ice storm trying to hail a cab?

Boring.

[Luis Anaconda]

[7evens]

That's far from endorsing him as being an ideal candidate for the role.
I don't feel a burning desire for him to be replaced but had the club got rid five or six seasons back, when they should have done, I don't believe we'd be any worse off than where we find ourselves today.

[Steve Williams - gay for Mark Knopfler]

We always had one, before they were cool.