If Wenger had been your manager

Perhaps once upon a time, Roofie, but not now. Surely, not?

You'd be better off with someone like Eddie Howe at your club. A much better manager. If Eddie had been at Arsenal these past 7 or 8 season, they'd have won the title at least three times. Fact.

 

I'm afraid that it just is.

 

**** mouth is crying again everyone^^^^





#gobshite

 

Too much **** in your eyes? I've already answered it.

Nice one Skiddy, owned yourself as usual.

Next time tell your boys to give you a heads up before you troll..good job its not a thread I started. I would have ****ed you till you needed a cuddle.

 

Am late, but to answer the original question in the OP.



No, if Wenger had been our manager we would not have been as successful.
We certainly wouldn't have won 2005 and 2006's PL titles, and we DEFINITELY wouldn't have become Champions of Europe under Wenger.
Can you see a wenger side playing like we did against Bayern in that final?

We'd have lost 3-0

 

You two mincers need to sharpen up Pastebucket you're too easy everybody's ripping your arses to shreds don't you have no shame?

 

You never tire of being knobhead do you Pastebucket.
Meltdown....go get a box of Ripples fatty.

 

another subconscious cry for help from Skiddy

 

No just a reminder to others not to turn their backs on you two mincers Pastebucket.

 

I think Chelsea and United are the only two sides that can actually claim that they wouldn't have been as successful.


Everyone else is telling themselves porkies.

 

I agree ... and nout purely because you are a fellow fox (refreshing eh?)

 

Not City?
They have won 2 titles an FA Cup and a League Cup since Wenger last won the league.

 

I guess that depends whether you're talking 3, 5, 10 or 20 years

 

That's a debateable one no doubt...for me the difference is the money that City have liberally spashed around .... they have acheived a "quick fix" in some regards - certainy at the expense of bringing through younger players - which is more how I see Wenger (and admire him for)...

 

And we haven't?
I know we were a little higher than City, and were winning trophies occassionally, and getting in to the CL, when Roman came, but still, when was the last time an academy player came through at Chelsea and cemented a proper first XI role in our squad?
John Terry!

 

... you've already cited the difference ... ... City were a million miles off a trophy ....

 

I thought that we were talking about when Wenger took over at Arsenal 20 odd years ago.

 

Yeah I suppose if thats the scenario, it is just us and United then.
But thats only because Chelsea and United have won 9 of the last 12 PL titles between us.
To be honest I think we will make it 10/13 this season, then United will make it 11/14 next season

 

This weekend's fixtures could be telling ... Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool all got "certainties" .... United should have too much for the erratic Stoke.

City are now 14/1 or so for the title against Spurs who are half that ... yet if City beat Spurs they will both be on the same points ... and City are favourites to win the game with most bookies ....

City Spurs game is set up to be a cracker .... will therefore end 0-0

 

I said the same the other day
That scoreline would suit me fine too