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Wenger: I'm going nowhere
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has not thought about quitting the job this week, despite enduring more disappointment in a challenging season.
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deepster (Manchester United) says...
From long term plans to short term plan. Soon, wenger won't be the part of the plan at Arsenal. sorry to say this, but if a good relationship ain't working anymore, its always good to take a break.
Posted 11:09am 23rd February 2013
nickbeggs (Arsenal) says...
The most telling thing Wenger said was: "My responsibility is to keep the.....team and the club in what I feel is the right way." This is is proof that the guy runs the whole show! he decides what is right for the team and the "club". This can't be right. Who is Arsene Wenger accountable too? this why the clubs sole ambition is to qualify for Europe each year....because no one is pushing the Manager to achieve more. Just keep the revenue high and the share holders happy! I want Arsene Wenger to continue to be the manager of Arsenal FC but they guy needs to focus on football matters only and it is vital he is judged, like all managers, on his and the teams performance only.
Posted 12:47pm 22nd February 2013
hump3 (Ipswich Town) says...
Wenger: I'm going nowhere. A painfully accurate description of the last 7 seasons.
Posted 12:32pm 22nd February 2013
wheresmyhair77 (Arsenal) says...
What is the common denominator between those three sides - who would be most likely to buy a "News" and celebrity gossip paper carrying stories about those three sides failing, being in turmoil...?
Posted 12:10pm 22nd February 2013
markarogers (Liverpool) says...
Do journalists have a preference between Mancini, Wenger or Rodgers being "media pressured" out of their jobs first? Is one of the three more likely to sell newspapers than the other two? I think it's just plain selfish of clubs not to come together and agree that at least one should be sacked. The title race is over and The S*n needs some bollocks to go along with their daily tits (page 3, not their readership). How inconsiderate are these clubs exactly? Surely they've read that they're "IN CRISIS" by now, what the hell is wrong with them?
Posted 11:53am 22nd February 2013