When the same failings happen time and time again, despite different personnel on the pitch, it's surely not unfair to blame the one person off the pitch, who's been in charge for two decades.
i only blame the manager when his tactics and game plan gone wrong yesterday his game plan was going perfect until his players forget to defend. i mean come on i'm talking about yesterday game not his 20 years in charge.
To be fair to Pearce he has banter. He's a troll but our troll. Every club needs one.And Pearce Morgan
The midfield was never a problem here despite West Ham's 3-5-2 formation in at attempt to out number us. The mini injury break following Carroll's bad tackle Koscielny allowed Wenger to issue instructions and we started picking them apart once the game settled. Bilic was forced to change it, went route 1 and we never truly adjusted. We took off Coq and Elneny yet coped in midfield relatively easily. Defensively we looked ruffled and this is where the game was decided.Never was sold on Coquelin and his limitations are beginning to rear their head, again I might add. We were better when he went off.
Well it's like this, and it's quite simple for me: If Wenger takes the credit for winning games, with all the good play, the luck, goals scored (lucky or not) that it takes to win matches--the results--then he can take the blame when the misfortune, for him, intervenes. The poor defending, the bad luck with officials etc. The results as a whole--good and bad--and all it's parts, are down to him. It's black or white, and that's the only way you can look at it.You'll notice that I said Wenger can take some of the blame but at what point do we start looking at the players.
Wenger will get all the slack for the next few weeks but world cup winners, premier league winners and a defensive coach will all escape any blame
unfortunately you see the same failings with his teams throughout the years - different players, same failings. What we saw yesterday is what we've seen countless times in the past decade - where do I begin??i only blame the manager when his tactics and game plan gone wrong yesterday his game plan was going perfect until his players forget to defend. i mean come on i'm talking about yesterday game not his 20 years in charge.
We do crazy generous things like that all the time - Olympiacos 1st ever win on English soil, Dinamo Zagreb 1st win in the CL proper in 15 years, Newcastle 4-4, 1st time a team has ever come back from 4 goal deficit.I don't know if its been said but we gave Andy Carroll his second hat-trick ever in professional football. Let that sink in.
unfortunately you see the same failings with his teams throughout the years - different players, same failings. What we saw yesterday is what we've seen countless times in the past decade - where do I begin??
Birmingham (2008), Wigan (2010), Newcastle(2011), Tottenham(2012), , Anderlecht(2014), West Ham(2016) - all famous collapses from seemingly winning positions
I agree with DT;
It's that, but the sad part is it's the ruled that are the ones peddling the fear.It's funny, it reminds me of political dictatorships, where the individual ruler speaks of the anarchy that would reign if they were to be dismissed from their position