Beksl
Sell All The Youngsters
Finally, the Wenger era has ended. The Club really needed that, clean slate with new and more competenet personel.
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Ivan Gazidis
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Country: England
Player:Saliba
You saying one of the most respected men in football, ever, was incompetent, is a bit like a tone deaf rap artist saying that Johann Sebastian Bach knew nothing about music.
say yes
forum master baiter
Agreed. Nothing incompetent about Gazidis at all.
Milan’s press release said it all: world-class CEO.
Greater interest in the South American market is particularly appealing, we've traditionally neglected it for no good reason. Pavon looks a decent shout, also someone like Lucas Paqueta in the Brazilian League is the sort of future star we should be competing for.
Thinking negatively for a sec, will there be some friction between Sanllehi and Mislintat? I can imagine maybe Sanllehi wanting to go for a marketable South American while Sven wants to go for a not very glamorous Polish kid from Legia Warsaw.
Mark Tobias
Mr. Agreeable
Is this a new silicon valley company?
El Granit-Coq
Established Member
So you're a tone deaf musician.
Country: England
Player:Saliba
This from the Evening Standard:
Respected in the upper echelons of the game and responsible, whether by luck or judgment, for overseeing a period in which Arsenal’s share price rose from £7,500 in early 2009 to £28,000 when Kroenke bought out Alisher Usmanov last month, it is easy to see why Milan coveted Gazidis.
Country: England
Player:Saliba
What does a drummer know about football?
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forum master baiter
Grade 3 piano mate. Respect me.
ThlRama
Active Member
Country: Greece
Player:Saka
This from the Evening Standard:
Respected in the upper echelons of the game and responsible, whether by luck or judgment, for overseeing a period in which Arsenal’s share price rose from £7,500 in early 2009 to £28,000 when Kroenke bought out Alisher Usmanov last month, it is easy to see why Milan coveted Gazidis.
Not sure if you're joking or whatnot, but this means absoloutely nothing at all. The stock market has been booming since 2009 (thank the central banks' "open market practices" for that) and especially in football the inflation is hilarious. It's literally impossible to know what part of this 20,500 increase is good management and what part of it is just an automatic market price correction, not to mention that it's impossible to know whether there really was any good management at all judging just by those numbers.
All you can get from that is that we haven't been horribly mismanaged in the meanwhile, yeah, thank Ivan for that.
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Mark Tobias
Mr. Agreeable
Not sure how anyone dares to disrespect you with that avi...
Gegen Pressing
Well-Known Member
Gazidis writing his memoirs: "My loyalty was to Wenger if he leaves I had to leave. "
Country: England
Player:Saliba
All my posts are tongue in cheek, apart from squad cost. They are very serious.
Summed up well, bro.
Country: England
Player:Saliba
. . . when the fans broke Wenger after everything he’d done, a little part of me died that even viagra couldn’t fix.”
Beksl
Sell All The Youngsters
Never said they are incompetent. What I meant was we needed better personel and we’re much better now on that front than under Gazidis and Wenger from the past seasons.
Just Do It
Well-Known Member
Well we certainty got the change we wanted, new ownership structure, new CEO & new manager in the space of 4 months.
It really doesn't matter who the CEO is now, with Kroenke's full ownership the role is really just a puppet for Stan, who better to serve his interests than his son.
It really doesn't matter who the CEO is now, with Kroenke's full ownership the role is really just a puppet for Stan, who better to serve his interests than his son.
Slartibartfast
CIES Loyalist
What does a drummer know about football?
Well, you just never know. I hear Ringo sometimes gives plays for that other football to Nick Saban.
Sanchez11
Nobody Is Coming!
Country: England
Now we are going to see who really held the club back
The players!
