Arsène Wenger: Same Old Class

[Mark Tobias]

Only after he'd factored in the total cost of the opposing armies.

On form lately!

 

[Trilly]

Deluded again. You won't scare off fascists with pit bull mate.

No idea what you're talking about in all honesty.

 

[Jury]

Did you expect anything other than an evasive manoeuvre from him?

Guy was born in the wrong era, he would have been excellent at dog fighting. Would have won both world wars singlehandedly and simultaneously.

@GDeep™

 

[Makingtrax]

No idea what you're talking about in all honesty.

Yeah well. As dog fighting jokes go it was pretty paw.

 

[Makingtrax]

with evasive skills like that, snorkelling is probably your best bet. Just don't take up boxing.

Calling in at Strasbourg on the way, and Duppigheim to see the birth place of the great man himself. Apparently there's a plaque there and it's a pilgrimage for many every year. A bit like Mecca.

 

[Tosker]

well, I've reluctantly renewed my membership

whether it's Wenger in or out, or Kroenke selling or staying, I can't bring myself to desert my club as soon as the good(ish) times are over

 

[Jury]

Calling in at Strasbourg on the way, and Duppigheim to see the birth place of the great man himself. Apparently there's a plaque there and it's a pilgrimage for many every year. A bit like Mecca.

My grandad used to go to on a pilgrimage to Mecca every day. He then started betting from home before he died.

 

[rich 1990]

well, I've reluctantly renewed my membership

whether it's Wenger in or out, or Kroenke selling or staying, I can't bring myself to desert my club as soon as the good(ish) times are over

I can and will and already have.

 

[Makingtrax]

My grandad used to go to on a pilgrimage to Mecca every day. He then started betting from home before he died.

It's a long way to go everyday, unless it was in his head. Nearest Mecca to you is Gloucester.

Hoping Wenger's birthplace is just as spiritual.

 

[Ewarwoowar]

My grandad used to go to on a pilgrimage to Mecca every day. He then started betting from home before he died.

I thought Mecca did bingo, you sure He wasn't doing two fat ladies, probably what did him in the end?

 

[Godwin1]

No idea what this is about. I'm clearly not intelligent enough for the nuances of who said what when why and these subtle interpretations.

And fault for what? Finishing one point of fourth when you're the fourth richest team.

Anyway I'm off on a road trip to Croatia on Monday, hopefully to do some snorkeling. F*** football for a while. After we fluke a win in the FACup hopefully

That's a long old drive mate, have a good time.

 

[Jury]

I thought Mecca did bingo, you sure He wasn't doing two fat ladies, probably what did him in the end?

He was impotent before he died. He took up darts as substitute. My man used to joke she was jealous of the board.

 

[Axel9090]

well, I've reluctantly renewed my membership

whether it's Wenger in or out, or Kroenke selling or staying, I can't bring myself to desert my club as soon as the good(ish) times are over

Im disappointed. It doesnt look like we are going to push out Wenger by decreasing ticket sales because nobody wants to protest that way.

 

[DanDare]

 

[Makingtrax]

That's a long old drive mate, have a good time.

Cheers mate. Those autobahns are like Silverstone, so shouldn't be too long.

 

[GDeep™]

Phenomenal to hear him be so open like this, he should do it more.

I have always maintained the 2006-13 period is his best work.

Phenomenal manager.

 

[GDeep™]

Mod edit: none of that

 

[Makingtrax]

How he did that against United, Chelsea and City is phenomenal. Yes, one or other of them always managed to beat us to the title but we should have been West Brom during that period.

 

[hydrofluoric acid]

Yeah I thing its okay to want chance at Arsenal but I also thing there are people out there forgetting to show respect to the man who handed them modern Arsenal!

 

[RoadrunnerReloaded]

I have always maintained the 2006-13 period is his best work.

I know what you mean but seriously speaking, in 50 years time all the neutrals are going to see the Invincibles as his greatest work. I don't think that is even debatable.