Wenger has been eating the players diet for 25 years, barely, if ever, drink alcohol, and spend his life outside. He's not the average drink & red meat addict, english, manager. I mean he's probably the healthiest 67 year old out there
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Arsène Wenger: Same Old Class
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Wenger has been eating the players diet for 25 years, barely, if ever, drink alcohol, and spend his life outside. He's not the average drink & red meat addict, english, manager. I mean he's probably the healthiest 67 year old out there
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Yeah 67 is the new 27 year old. Wenger is dying.
Imho, The Board's not going to ax Wenger. It's his decision if he takes on a new contract. He'll stay or go on his terms. He's still fit, motivated and hungry. If he wants the England job, he'll take it; if he wants to stay on at AFC he'll do that. If he's had enough, he'll do that.
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President's job is hardly as hands on as Wengers . There's much more to consider for him than just fitness . What makes you think he wants another 3 years ?
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Think you're underestimating the hard work involved in keeping that hairpiece looking good
I think Wenger is desperate to go out on a high, it's the way he's made. I'd be surprised if he took the England job or retired tbh.
What?!
Klopp stayed seven years at Mainz 05 (after eleven years as their player before), and then seven more at Dortmund.
How is that short term?
samshere
Why so serieuse?
Think it really depends on how this season goes. If we win something substantial like the PL/CL then he'll be tempted to call time on his Arsenal career. Again if we crash and burn, think the fans will be demand change - and this includes a top four-cl round 16 combo. The only case in which I see him stay is if we're very close to winning stuff but miss it by a whisker. This could be a last fortnight title challenge, a CL semis/final appearance or a combination of both. He'll want to have another go at achieving these objectives, having a new manager come in and use the foundation he's built to win the titles which he couldn't, won't be a situation that'll appeal to him.
SuperGoon
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So is the man united job, but so far that has been a poisoned chalice.
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I think bar an outside top four finish, it will be Wenger who decides. The board will not be keen on replacing him.
razörist
Soft With The Ladies, Hard With The Mes
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You're just baiting people now.
razörist
Soft With The Ladies, Hard With The Mes
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I want Wenger to stay because he deserves to. Not because there's no other managers available. Like you can plan that anyway. One day managers look to be busy, the other day Klopp, Guardiola, Ancelotti, Mourinho, Conte etc. move in a short time. His squad looks the best in 10 years, let him deliver the goods now.
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Think you're underestimating the hard work involved in keeping that hairpiece looking good
I think Wenger is desperate to go out on a high, it's the way he's made. I'd be surprised if he took the England job or retired tbh.
I don't think he's desperate to to go out on a high otherwise he would have taken some other job. He' s done plenty to be proud of , Arsenal is on a high .
He's always wanted to develop youth football and there is also Racing Strassbourg, which is a club he has always wanted to go back to .
Goonerozil33
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what is sad is that you are happy that we are behind Sp**s. And use that as a punchline in your argument. How pathetic!!!!!hahahhahahahha seven games in! What a trailblazer... that isn't actually blazing the trail. We're behind Sp**s
razörist
Soft With The Ladies, Hard With The Mes
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He is not happy, just a ****.
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Especially in this day and age where teams change mangers more than Ramsey changes his hair style.What?!
Klopp stayed seven years at Mainz 05 (after eleven years as their player before), and then seven more at Dortmund.
How is that short term?
Tir Na Nog
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A poll today from a national newspaper.
My answer is of course I want him to continue, I want him to leave, ideally with a CL winner medal and I don't think we're in a position to do that this season. I do think we've a decent chance at at least challenging for the title and I think a good title challenge at the very least warrants him getting another few years after this season.
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It's too early to judge. It should be done in january/february, to keep him focused on the job in the 2nd half. Having no decision could have a bad effect on him and our players. But until then, the jury is still out.
In all those years of suffering, when we were selling top players, I always hoped he stays until we can properly compete again. It seems that that time is now, he again can completely focus on football and not finances.
But I'd hold of on the new contract a bit more. If it continues like this, I'd extend him happily. Not only do we FINALLY seem to have the needed quality, fun and exciting football is also back, which to me is as important as trophies, if not more.
In all those years of suffering, when we were selling top players, I always hoped he stays until we can properly compete again. It seems that that time is now, he again can completely focus on football and not finances.
But I'd hold of on the new contract a bit more. If it continues like this, I'd extend him happily. Not only do we FINALLY seem to have the needed quality, fun and exciting football is also back, which to me is as important as trophies, if not more.
Country: Iceland
What?!
Klopp stayed seven years at Mainz 05 (after eleven years as their player before), and then seven more at Dortmund.
How is that short term?
Wenger has stayed for 20 years at Arsenal.
Klopp left Dortmund as soon as it got tough. I don't like that kind of attitude.
No, he left because he saw he couldn't get them forward anymore.
And that still doesn't change the fact that he's no short term manager.
And that still doesn't change the fact that he's no short term manager.
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Just a fancy way of saying that he left because it got to hard for him to be able to manage his way out of it.
Anyway I'm not a fan of Klopp that is well documented on here. Lets not turn it to a thread about a manager that will never ever manage Arsenal. Thankfully!
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