Player:Saliba
Think this is pretty inconsequential to be honest
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Ivan Gazidis
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Player:Saliba
Tir Na Nog
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Country: Ireland
The guy who did absolutely **** all to help the club for the majority of his team here is leaving? Damn how are we ever gonna replace him? 
scytheavatar
Established Member
Except why didn't he put in the changes earlier? Why didn't he do everything in his power to make sure Wenger wasn't given a contract extension last season?
Tir Na Nog
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Country: Ireland
According to the Don in your avi, Wenger was ready to step aside in 2017 but there was no clear plan to replace him so he basically had to sign the deal to avoid a complete of things.
The arse has spoken.
Country: England
Player:Saliba
Hope the reason Wenger is quiet is because he’s working on the book to give us the details.According to the Don in your avi, Wenger was ready to step aside in 2017 but there was no clear plan to replace him so he basically had to sign the deal to avoid a complete of things.
Sadly, I feel he might be too much of a gent to dish the real dirt on why money held us back, when the coffers had more to give.
scytheavatar
Established Member
According to the Don in your avi, Wenger was ready to step aside in 2017 but there was no clear plan to replace him so he basically had to sign the deal to avoid a complete of things.
Why wasn't there a clear plan to replace Wenger? Why was Wenger put in the position where he is unaccountable and no one can tell him his time is up, until we have fallen out of top 4?
It's somewhat hard to assess Gazidis' performance because there are many factors, a lot of which we don't really know about. It's obviously not like assessing a player or a manager. From what I do know, I'd say some good some bad. Although overall you could simply say our performances have declined since he took over, so what has he done? That would be too simplistic probably.
First of all - f*ck you, Ivan. Like, really. I know he's getting a cut of the equity so fair enough, but this really isn't a great time. He's not an easy character to warm to, he's too corporate for that, but I was preparing to warm to him were he to steer this new project through. Impossible to remember him fondly now.
People talking like it'll have no impact are a bit optimistic, of course it'll have an impact. His job isn't some symbolic role that doesn't actually mean anything, he isn't the Queen. His job is, y'know, quite an important one. To suddenly lose that at a critical time is not good, and you can't just find someone new at the drop of a hat.
Either we find someone new and we hope that they're competent and fit into the structure, or Josh Kroenke comes in. Jesus.
First of all - f*ck you, Ivan. Like, really. I know he's getting a cut of the equity so fair enough, but this really isn't a great time. He's not an easy character to warm to, he's too corporate for that, but I was preparing to warm to him were he to steer this new project through. Impossible to remember him fondly now.
People talking like it'll have no impact are a bit optimistic, of course it'll have an impact. His job isn't some symbolic role that doesn't actually mean anything, he isn't the Queen. His job is, y'know, quite an important one. To suddenly lose that at a critical time is not good, and you can't just find someone new at the drop of a hat.
Either we find someone new and we hope that they're competent and fit into the structure, or Josh Kroenke comes in. Jesus.
Country: Iceland
Mo Britain
Doom Monger
I think one of the many reasons I hate Gazidis is that he looks like Bezos. Or the other way round.
Country: Iceland
I think Gazidis and Bezos are Satan.
rich 1990
Not A Big Believer In Diversity
Lowest form of **** this fella. The sort of turd you spend minutes rubbing your shoe on grass to get rid of.
Highbury_2006
Village Idiot
No more shields for Stan.
Batman
Head of the Wayne foundation for benching Nketiah
Country: USA
Player:Saliba
I think it's honestly as simple as Milan and money over London. Gazidis doesn't strike me as the sort who really gives a toss about anything as long as he's getting his money. He's a suit getting more money to work in a more desirable(to some ) location.
Mo Britain
Doom Monger
Gazidis knows that unless Emery pulls a miracle out of the hat and wins the league in the next two seasons he will be the next one to face the fans' wrath.
Batman
Head of the Wayne foundation for benching Nketiah
Country: USA
Player:Saliba
Yeah but he's always been the one to face the fans' wrath. That isn't new. Nobody has gotten yelled at more at the AST than him. With Wenger it was maybe 50/50 at the end there. Everyone has pretty much always blamed and hated Gazidis so I don't see why he'd jump ship now for any reason on other than money and location.
I cant remember the guys name or position at Elliott Fund but the BBC ran a story last week that him & Ivan are close. The club will be flipped at somepoint in the short/medium future as they never wanted a football club.
Mo Britain
Doom Monger
He was backed by the Kronkes. They will throw him to the wolves if Emery can't deliver. He will be less marketable if he is fired than now when he is known as Ivan Wengerslayer.
Mark Tobias
Mr. Agreeable
Wenger strikes me as the type of person to adhere to the age old saying of "A bad workman blames his tools". I suspect we'll get a book but it won;t be all the juicy info we crave. At least not the real juicy stuff.
Lidl_Reed
Wants a new name
Feel for Gazidis. Held back by a chancer who lucked out on the Arsenal post, finally gets to remove him despite the majority of fans still supporting a failing Arsenal and blaming Gazidis despite him investing over 100 million in transfer windows in the last two years.
