Interesting to see that reports say that Wenger has said he's not looking for other jobs (in light of Barca's manager stepping down at the end of the season).
This makes it extremely likely that he's going to sign that contract extension many of you are dreading.
Granted I'm a MUFC fan, but I found the following short article pretty interesting, don't know if any of you have seen it in the Guardian:
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...e-a-coward-in-real-madrid-row-says-mesut-ozil
It's fair to say Ozil no doubt receives the total opposite treatment from his current manager than under Mourinho.
I know a lot of the discussion on here has been around hopefully getting a manager like Simeone in who has passion and drives his players.
I just wonder exactly how much that might upset the apple cart if players are used to being let off easy by Wenger regarding their poor performances (we assume).
If it's just one or two players then it won't cause waves, but if most of your squad are used to being treated with kid gloves then a disciplinarian coming in could cause a pretty big problem, he would have to be a really big name they all respect.
It is an interesting read, but isn't this indicative of a lot of modern players? Leicester being the prime example, when they beat Liverpool in good fashion, after weeks of under performing with Ranieri. But then again, i can site Liverpool too in that game, playing really well, being on form and coming back from a nice break, yet produced some of the sh1itest football performances of the season. Premier league players get paid too much. Every single one of them are millionaires!