Erm this is the writing of actual journalists who have links to the club rather than the a narrative pushed by one eyed forum boy Traxy & you as his wingman.
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Erm this is the writing of actual journalists who have links to the club rather than the a narrative pushed by one eyed forum boy Traxy & you as his wingman.
You do realise that just coz you don't agree with it doesn't make it untrue
I love Arsène just my head is not rammed firmly so far up his backside that I am blind like certain posters
This is pure access journalism. Gunnerblog will put out the club’s narrative in exchange for exclusives like yesterday’s transfer news dump.
If that is your impression then fair enough. I have heard that view a number of times.
I know it’s been repeated so many times, though I feel like it only becomes clearer how true it is. So much of our current successes are directly linked to all the work Wenger put in, even when he was dealt with an absurd amount of disadvantages. We wouldn’t be where we are without him.
Nah of course Arsenes version counts but there is probably a more rounded picture of events. Perhaps I'm being a bit harsh on him tbf & it's more a character thing. I think after Dein left there was a massive vacuum & the other people at the club were not up to the job & didn't have the skills that Dein had to get deals done.
Injury crisis is an okay excuse, like for example for Ten Hag and Pochettino this season. This is why they haven't been sacked. Or De Zerbi, Frank etc.Regardless of how it happened. Most of the people pushing that narrative that Arsène refused to spend the money he was given, would be telling a different story if luck had been kinder. The injury to Cazorla, our best player, early on, who hitherto had been pretty injury free, and that ultimately finished his career, was a big blow. Even Özil, another normally injury free player was out for weeks, Coquelin for months, and the usual suspects who might have had a better year, all had bodies that let him down yet again, Walcott, Wilshere, Ramsey, Ox, and Welbeck.
A-M was full of, ‘injuries aren‘t an excuse ffs’ but I’d bet my house that if Arteta was hit with an injury to Rice/Saliba/Saka, injuries would be an excuse.
We are Josh's baby, dont worry.
Notice how Adam Schefter wrote that he's thought to be the first executive to run 4 professional sports teams? Now even though Adam Schefter is an idiot, you would imagine that if this included Arsenal, it would read "at least 4 professional sports teams" or 5 professional sports teams. I'm pretty sure Josh is still the guy at the head of the table at Arsenal.
