YeahBee
Terrible hot takes
if thats all you have, give it a rest.
I dont need more than the truth and facts
But you need to go to bed you are being a cranky boy
if thats all you have, give it a rest.
Probably not a popular opinion but going further from what I said yesterday, Wenger should’ve been given longer.
The club has been rudderless since he then Gazidis went within six months of each other.
Going from Darren Burgess’ recent Athletic interview it’s clear that the club had started to finally revamp the Wenger back room staff in his final year with changes in the physio, coaching and scouting set up.
The structure set up by Gazidis promptly fell apart as soon as he left with both Burgess and Sven leaving not long after.
That meant a lot of new people at the club like Raul and Edu in roles they shouldn’t have been in, and a lack of continuity in a time when a smooth transition was vital.
If Wenger had stayed for another year or two, there’d have been more time for the technical team to be assembled properly and given time in their roles and we’d have been spared some disastrous regime changes until a credible successor could have been found.
We’re now in a position where super agents have taken advantage of the situation to start making transfers for us.
Probably not a popular opinion but going further from what I said yesterday, Wenger should’ve been given longer.
The club has been rudderless since he then Gazidis went within six months of each other.
Going from Darren Burgess’ recent Athletic interview it’s clear that the club had started to finally revamp the Wenger back room staff in his final year with changes in the physio, coaching and scouting set up.
The structure set up by Gazidis promptly fell apart as soon as he left with both Burgess and Sven leaving not long after.
That meant a lot of new people at the club like Raul and Edu in roles they shouldn’t have been in, and a lack of continuity in a time when a smooth transition was vital.
If Wenger had stayed for another year or two, there’d have been more time for the technical team to be assembled properly and given time in their roles and we’d have been spared some disastrous regime changes until a credible successor could have been found.
We’re now in a position where super agents have taken advantage of the situation to start making transfers for us.
Ffs Wenger stayed too Long.
Should have left after a cup win
Agreed...but what we are saying is by the time he did leave, it had gone a full 360 degree turn, and we actually needed him to stay for a bit longer...ironically!
yeah .we had to wait so long to be be 40 points off the league leaders... could have had this glorious dawn much earlier.Ffs Wenger stayed too Long.
Should have left after a cup win
Nah, I get you but Wenger's problem was that he hadn't adapted to the new standards of the game.Probably not a popular opinion but going further from what I said yesterday, Wenger should’ve been given longer.
The club has been rudderless since he then Gazidis went within six months of each other.
Going from Darren Burgess’ recent Athletic interview it’s clear that the club had started to finally revamp the Wenger back room staff in his final year with changes in the physio, coaching and scouting set up.
The structure set up by Gazidis promptly fell apart as soon as he left with both Burgess and Sven leaving not long after.
That meant a lot of new people at the club like Raul and Edu in roles they shouldn’t have been in, and a lack of continuity in a time when a smooth transition was vital.
If Wenger had stayed for another year or two, there’d have been more time for the technical team to be assembled properly and given time in their roles and we’d have been spared some disastrous regime changes until a credible successor could have been found.
We’re now in a position where super agents have taken advantage of the situation to start making transfers for us.
Wenger should have gone after the 2014 FA Cup win, we could have got Guardiola or Klopp back then.
Not too sure about that. Klopp only left Dortmund in July 2015 after that horrible last season there and if that hadn't happened maybe he'd still be there or would've stayed longer. And Guardiola only joins the richest and best teams of a league. The only things left for him after City are Saint-Germain and Juventus as things stand. I guess that's why he's overstaying his 3 year cycle bollocks at City: He knows there's almost no place that'll cater to him as much as they do.
It's a bit of a strange path Guardiola's taken. His method has priced himself out of almost every club. What next? National team?
Maybe, we will of course never know. I'm sceptical about this whole 'Guardiola only proves himself in the biggest clubs' stuff though - which might be funnily on topic in the 'unpopular football opinion thread'.Not too sure about that. Klopp only left Dortmund in July 2015 after that horrible last season there and if that hadn't happened maybe he'd still be there or would've stayed longer. And Guardiola only joins the richest and best teams of a league. The only things left for him after City are Saint-Germain and Juventus as things stand. I guess that's why he's overstaying his 3 year cycle bollocks at City: He knows there's almost no place that'll cater to him as much as they do.
Not unpopular. I still argue 2003/4 was a failure. That treble should have been ours.Apart from those years when we were winning titles, we were generally a mentally fragile team under Wenger. 19 years out of 22.
Not sure. Getting top 4 with kids post 2006 needs some bollocks on the part of the players. Should’ve won the CL with 10 men.Apart from those years when we were winning titles, we were generally a mentally fragile team under Wenger. 19 years out of 22.
That’s what I mean... what else prevented us from totally dominating that period?Not unpopular. I still argue 2003/4 was a failure. That treble should have been ours.
I agree we were up against referees, not much doubt about that. But when you look at the players we had, and as I say apart from those years when we were winning titles, we had lots of moments where we would inexplicably lose and in a certain fashion. There was something missing and I’m not sure where it could or should have came from.Not sure. Getting top 4 with kids post 2006 needs some bollocks on the part of the players. Should’ve won the CL with 10 men.
Got kicked all over the pitch, robbed by refs during our Utd battles, teams made up of kids generally, our away records under Wenger were always brilliant etc.
There was a fragility, but I would say budgets, stretched teams, young players, sales etc is why we mainly came up short.