Our star striker on the wing.
It’s like Wenger never left.
Dago Chauncey Gardiner OUT!
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Our star striker on the wing.
It’s like Wenger never left.
Dago Chauncey Gardiner OUT!
Yup. :nod:Quote:
Originally Posted by Monty92
Other than the bit where we've won 10 in a row, of course.
You must be gutted :hehe:
Some cracking goals as well. Almost Wenger-like at times (apart from the work rate, obviously :))Quote:
Originally Posted by WES
Just promise me you’ll never forget that Wenger laid the foundations for the glorious era that awaits us. :(
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Originally Posted by WES
Or just remember the many amazing things he did during his reign and the incredible sides and players we got to watch because of him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Monty92
and forget the last few years where things got a bit unpleasant.
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Originally Posted by Monty92
For shame.
Trying to give AW credit when we all know it was GG who pioneered the policy of playing your full back in a totally opposite role to what most expect. Nigel Winterburn for those not of a certain age.
I expect you are too young to really remember.
The whole clinging onto Wenger is a sad thing to see. Move on, he is history. Should have been sacked earlier. The future is bright.
Please stop talking
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Originally Posted by SWv2
Oh yes, I'll never forget what he did for the club. How could any sensible Arsenal supporter not recognize the enormous, positive impact he had on us? :shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by Monty92
Equally, I think it is important that we recognize that if not for sycophantic, childish supporters like you who were incapable of objective, rational analysis we would have retired him 4-5 years earlier than we did thereby improving the historical view of his legacy, eliminating 4-5 years of unnecessary angst and conflict within the club and providing the additional success that might have meant that we were in the middle of period of unparalleled success at this point rather than just the beginning.
It is you who caused this. You and people like you. This is your fault and you should accept your culpability and consider the option of getting a new hobby.
:-)
The Wretched Cur has been kicked out of doors, which was long overdue. Let him go and coach Sri Lanka.Quote:
Originally Posted by SWv2
I think he is struggling with the fact that the world has not caved in around us because Wenger left.Quote:
Originally Posted by WES
Early days of course but the most interesting and exciting days in a decade.
Bright, but we will never win the league under Emery. We might win a Champions League knockout game next year.Quote:
Originally Posted by SWv2
Well, you may as well roll out that statement for any incoming manager.Quote:
Originally Posted by AFC East
Why not just say, our chances have improved significantly under our new manager.
We all accept that we'll never outspend the like of City, Chelsea or United. :shrug:
What makes you think our chances have improved significantly?Quote:
Originally Posted by 7sisters
I'm not saying they haven't, or that they have. I'm just wondering how you can make such a judgementat this point.
Speaking of wheeling in a new LB. I hope the scouts are tracking both Chilwell or Sessignon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Monty92
The new man has addressed several weaknesses that have been apparent for a few years. We've not had a player like Torriera for a while now. He was at the centre of most of our build up play last night but equally impressive, was his cover for the defence.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
You cant also fail to acknowledge what he's done for the likes of Iwobi and Xhaka, by improving their effectiveness by about 200%.
I realise its early days and the need to not get ahead of ourselves but the squad are playing with real purpose and appear to be far fitter under the new training management.
He just needs to work on his press conference Spanglish and he'll cut quite the manager.
And Digne who I have been very impressed with when I have seen him (twice). :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by 7sisters
Not to mention that results were getting worse under Wenger with no sign of change.Quote:
Originally Posted by 7sisters
You could add in that Emery has won a league within the past few years even if it was PSG in a one team league. I'd also point out that stating that our chances have improved significantly is far less controversial than saying that we will never win the league under Emery.
Cause that bit is just nonsense.
I think there’s a fair few looking at it feeling gutted that they might not be able to say “I told you so” in terms of Arsene leaving and us turning into a load of ****e.Quote:
Originally Posted by SWv2
Because I don't think they have. I may change my mind in 3 months, but I'm far from convinced we will be able to stop the best teams scoring. Spurs building a stadium has helped. We need Chelsea, Man C and Liverpool to do the same.Quote:
Originally Posted by 7sisters
Digne is unlikely to leave Everton so soon. There's probably a more realistic opportunity of prizing the other two away.Quote:
Originally Posted by WES
Especially since Chilwell has just agreed and signed a new deal and also any transfer fee will have gone up about £10m as he is now a full international.Quote:
Originally Posted by 7sisters
Of course there is always a chance, I'm being flippant.Quote:
Originally Posted by WES
The fact he managed to lose the league with PSG is more remarkable than the fact he won it.
So we are significantly more likely to win the league under Emery because.... Torreira.Quote:
Originally Posted by 7sisters
OK then.
Run further, sprint more, picks players on form.... not a past it frenchie.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
We won't win the league but have more chance of finishing top 4
Spurs' stadium and Mourinho's meltdown are arguably the most important part of this change.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pokster
Every team has a blip. Spurs are having theirs - being a decent team - that is.Quote:
Originally Posted by AFC East
Mourinho, on the other hand, was wholly predictable.
At least Emery is making decisions that the fans can see - picking players on form, hooking underperformers... and Torreira :love:
I like the way we are talking about winning a knockout game in the Champions League. Maybe we should focus on actually qualifying for it first :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
At this stage nobody knows what to expect in the future and that is rather a lovely feeling.
I think the two most pleasing aspects are the obvious impact he has had on some existing players (Iwobi for example) and the fact that the signings that the new structure has made so far appear to be pulling us in the right direction- at this point Guendouzi, Toerreira, the Greek lad and the new keeper are looking like good additions.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
Its a good start.
I don't like this cheerful Peter, p. It's unnervingQuote:
Originally Posted by Peter
It won't last.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda