A-M speak for I am completely and utterly on Arteta's d*ck but want to pretend otherwise
Come on mate, even you must know that was a gentle wind up.
If you want to ignore me feel free don’t be passive aggressive like fellow sexual @DJ_Markstar, it isn’t a pleasure reading your long Athletic style whitewashing of the mistakes of Arteta for me either. I have no double standards and no lies, Arteta has underperformed. Funny you claim I don’t see big picture but this is year 3 no more rookie mistakes. You said we should challenge in 3 years, not win the title but just challenge 6 F…ing years into the project. I mean he only has to contend in 3 years for you, 6 years into the job and you are just peachy keen with that. After he has had 3 years; just contend, not actually win.It's in the link I showed on the last page. You have also already been shown the spend compared to other EPL top clubs, but you only insist on repeating that Arteta has spent big and can't see anything else.
You also haven't commented on his spend in his first three windows vs. one summer window a year ago with almost equal spend, so it's natural we will see the results only now. You always talk only about total spend like these last two bigger spending windows should have helped with results in his first part as a manager here.
I also back Arsenal, and have many times said that Arteta should go if there is no improvement at a certain point.
What's funny is that you want Arteta out if he doesn't win the title, so you would have wanted Wenger also out way before he did, because he didn't win a title anymore, or UCL. But from your words it seems like you didn't want him out even when he did go. That's double standards.
But yeah, back to ignore soon, you're in the mud so badly over these past days, that this arguing with you is becoming too dirty business for me. It was fun while it lasted.
Sure, well hopefully you now realize by your own deeds, how everything posted is not to put Arsène down.Come on mate, even you must know that was a gentle wind up.
He's not even twisting my words here. It's just flat out Trumpian lying at this stage
I never said that Arsène didn't make the Graham defence all round better footballers or he doesn't deserve credit. What he didn't do is teach them how to defend better. Even Arsène's said that.
He made them much more professional off field and put faith in them that they could be more than flat out defenders which is why the Adams goal against Everton where he was put through by Bould in 97/98 is so iconic. It was the perfect embodiment of the meshing off the old school Graham defence and Arsène's more progressive approach.
And yeah, every manager inherits good players. For example Arteta and Auba. I think you could make a pretty compelling argument that Auba's contribution to the FA Cup win may well have kept Arteta in a job during that horrible Christmas time spell 6 months or so after.
It's weird, he's totally intolerant of giving Graham any credit for anything good Arsène inherited but he wants Arsène to get all the credit for any player Arteta inherited from his regime.
I guess that's what happens when you focus almost solely on an ex manager who hasn't been here for years and years rather than the club currently. It's just about living in the past and reopening old wounds at this point and I'm stupid enough to fall for the bait.
It’s weird. I genuinely read @Makingtrax post that and thought he was sorta attempting to (almost) make up / draw a line under it by having a laugh. Others clearly do not share that view… @Makingtrax explain yourself!He's not even twisting my words here. It's just flat out Trumpian lying at this stage
I never said that Arsène didn't make the Graham defence all round better footballers or he doesn't deserve credit. What he didn't do is teach them how to defend better. Even Arsène's said that.
He made them much more professional off field and put faith in them that they could be more than flat out defenders which is why the Adams goal against Everton where he was put through by Bould in 97/98 is so iconic. It was the perfect embodiment of the meshing off the old school Graham defence and Arsène's more progressive approach.
And yeah, every manager inherits good players. For example Arteta and Auba. I think you could make a pretty compelling argument that Auba's contribution to the FA Cup win may well have kept Arteta in a job during that horrible Christmas time spell 6 months or so after.
It's weird, he's totally intolerant of giving Graham any credit for anything good Arsène inherited but he wants Arsène to get all the credit for any player Arteta inherited from his regime.
I guess that's what happens when you focus almost solely on an ex manager who hasn't been here for years and years rather than the club currently. It's just about living in the past and reopening old wounds at this point and I'm stupid enough to fall for the bait.
Tell me you don't go to games without telling me you don't go to games.
A-M speak for I am completely and utterly on Arteta's d*ck but want to pretend otherwise
We reminisce on absolute nobodies associated with the club all the time, Arteta is the most polarizing figurehead at the club since Wenger.
You can’t make jokes with Arteta stans, there’re deadly serious and want to turn everything into combat zone.
That's the good stuff! Could have been many more goals scored. Just need the young squad to keep more calm in those moments, but that will come.
Of course it was a joke, you don’t honestly believe I’d say Arteta owes his success to a former manager, that’s a stupid thing to say. They’re all club players and each manager comes in and moulds them into his style of play and from then on they’ve got nothing to do with the previous manager. Can’t imagine anybody posting that stuff in all seriousness unless they were just trolling to get a reaction.
Arteta would have gone if that really bad run had continued in the Autumn 2020. But the Willian injury and ESR coming in turned that attack around and saved his skin. Saka maintaining form too and Xhaka a constant in midfield. Think it’s only fair to say that Arteta‘s clearly only here to build his success on the back of Wenger players. 100%. And it’s not taking anything away from him, just a fact.
No sane fan would attribute Arteta's success to the previous manager, especially when he had to spend a king's ransome bolster the squad. Of course he's bound to be be successful.Of course it was a joke, you don’t honestly believe I’d say Arteta owes his success to a former manager, that’s a stupid thing to say. They’re all club players and each manager comes in and moulds them into his style of play and from then on they’ve got nothing to do with the previous manager. Can’t imagine anybody posting that stuff in all seriousness unless they were just trolling to get a reaction.
