Mo Britain
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Sure but I'm not clear on what Dein's got to do with that?
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Arsenal Vs Manchester City Take 2 PL Sky 7 45 1/3/2018
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c00lguy
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It's that I don't see what difference Dein would've made. We'd still have spent £70m+ on Xhaka and Mustafi.
Mo Britain
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Not necessarily, he did have a big influence on transfers when he was around. We'll never know.
In Dien time was different the market was not crazy as today in old market players like xhaka and mustafi would cost 10M maximum
That just highlights it even more how bad the board messed it up. A idea, move so we could compete financially but all over europe clubs are getting taken over and transfer fees are getting bigger and bigger. Go have a look at the transfer fees in 1999, veiri went for £38 mill so basically the cost of xhaka.
It all comes down to right now, this very second are Sp**s/liverpool/chelsea/man utd and city in a much better state as us? Thats my point, thats my arguement with not you but the club, kronke,wenger these people who are making the key decisions for our club. I would love to sit down and say this, liverpool didnt move yet they won the cl twice, they dont have sheiks funding them and they did alright.
Kronke/wenger out
c00lguy
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How do we, as fans, get Kroenke and Wenger out?
This club is run like a capitalist business, as long as it's making money nothing will change.
This club is run like a capitalist business, as long as it's making money nothing will change.
Tbh, I don't think we would have spent that money on those players. The fans craving for success has made us spend big but not well. Dein would have backed Wenger to buy a cheaper but more suitable type of player. He was a real football man and in many ways as important as Pat Rice.
c00lguy
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I guess we'll never know. It's all spilled beans now. Dein is 74.
Mo Britain
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Wenger's time is coming to an end.
Hard to see how we get Kronke out without wishing ruin on the club.
If we keep doing what we doing even we'll struggle to get a lot of money by not qualify in CL
c00lguy
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If fans are going to boycott they need to commit to it. These constant wars between the fans is helping nobody.
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Yeah aubameyang still isn't ready yet, neither is Mkho and Ramsey doesn't get sharp until at least 5 games , so we just look crap .
c00lguy
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This must be the lowest we've sunk this season. I expect us to go on a winning streak now.
... Surely it can't get worse.
... Surely it can't get worse.
FreakySami
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How was the game? Honestly
Not sure if boycotting games is the right thing to do, even though it's a very useful and visible way to voice displeasure. Going to a game is about showing you support a club, not just the players, the manager or the board. You can't just stay away from the club when you're unhappy with it and then go back when it's better. In that scenario you're not a supporter.
I thought Pep was very respectful in his interview. It's so annoying that City are playing like we used to and we won nothing during our time of playing some of the best football the PL has seen.
freeglennhelder2
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Short term disruption in a crisis situation for the greater long term good.
c00lguy
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I disagree. Fans know that change is needed. Boycotting en masse is a good way to get change enforced. The fans are what's supposed to make the club and those running the club need to be reminded of that.
I think it would be the opposite. It'd show how deeply the fans care about the club.
It's similar to a customer outcry for any company really. Except most companies listen and respond to the customers. Those running Arsenal choose to ignore the fans and we shouldn't let that stand.
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Really wasn't that bad , but I thought quality of passing from the back from Chambers and Kolasinac let the side down but aside from that we played well , execution at the forward end was ****e as well.
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