Arsenal paying the price for Wenger's incompetence

The Doctor wrote:


Willie Randolph could be available -- he may lack experience, but that
didn't stop him landing his last job.

What Willie lacks in experience, he makes up for by being calm under
pressure and providing a reassuring presence in the lockroom.

Moreover, all his life Willie has surrounded himself with winners and
that's something experience can't give you.






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....and that aint no horse shit. Adams is no way a Prem manager.
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sugs wrote:

Are you trolling or are you that thick?

Relegation?! *Newcastle* are a REAL danger to be relegated. Arsenal?
Mid-table.

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Slitheen wrote:

Not even close.

As much as Tony's a legend at Arsenal, he's more like Paul Ince was at
MK Dons last season.

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On Sun, 23 Nov 2008 02:16:18 -0000, "Slitheen"
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To call him a "manager" is stretching it

Alkamista wrote:

PMSL.


As much as Sam has done for Bolton and how he got screwed out of the
Newcastle job, no.


FFS, he couldn't make England a halfway decent team.



IAWT 200%. Alluva sudden Wenger's shit and we need a new manager; where
the fuck were these jerkoffs when Arsenal were in the CL final?

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Before God we are all equally wise -- and equally foolish. -- Albert
Einstein.
Ignorant Christian Fascism is not a recipe for success, it's Saudi
Arabia under a different prophet. -- A Republican in Virginia.

The Doctor wrote:

PMSL. Great job he did @ Leeds and Villa.


Why not Vela and some of the kids. At least they look hungry for a fight.

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Before God we are all equally wise -- and equally foolish. -- Albert
Einstein.
Ignorant Christian Fascism is not a recipe for success, it's Saudi
Arabia under a different prophet. -- A Republican in Virginia.

Luther Root wrote:

In that case might as well bring in Ron Atkinson.


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rwa2play, The Northern Lariat

Before God we are all equally wise -- and equally foolish. -- Albert
Einstein.
Ignorant Christian Fascism is not a recipe for success, it's Saudi
Arabia under a different prophet. -- A Republican in Virginia.

rwa2play, The Northern Lariat wrote :

There is nobody that can do Wenger's job as the board rely on him to
qualify us for the Champions League each season on a meager budget.
They begged him to sign his contract during the building of the new
stadium so that the team can compete on a very basic transfer budget
and his skill is required in the transfer market to raise money for the
club. Wenger knew he would not have much to spend on players when he
put pen to paper.

Anyone who thinks he needs to be or can be replaced are talking out of
their fucking arseholes. While other clubs like Man Utd had money from
sponsorship and kit deals etc to spend on players, Wenger had fuck all
and it has been this way for a few years. The stadium move had to be
done and it will pay dividends in a few years but until then things are
tight and the club could not have done it without Wenger.

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Count Baldoni

Google Beta User wrote:

Who is available right now ?

Didier Deschamps - for me a good choice for a number of reasons. He's a
winner, for one thing.

Roberto Mancini - used to handling pressure and big egos

Frank Rijkaard

Roberto Donadoni

Gerard Houllier. Didn't do that badly at Lyon.

Note that I am not saying Wenger should go, just that there actually are
some potentially good replacements.