29 Nov 2019 22:14:00
Ed047 you've been been pretty quite mate, how you feeling about today's events mate?
{Ed047's Note - The right decision has clearly been made and whilst I appreciate Emery was all in all a nice guy he’d clearly taken on a job he personally didn’t have the tools for.
My concern is the fact the set up above him is clearly skewed and was the reason better managers and people like Mislintat left and Monchi wouldn’t join.
So Josh Kroenke has to realise that and rectify it first and foremost or I feel we will struggle to get the best manager we could and thus make do with someone whose just happy to come.
So I’m happy to see Freddie take the helm, I’d like to see him bring in a defensive coach to help him but really want to see what the board do next and I’m not that confident.
30 Nov 2019 08:49:39
Pretty fair summary mate
Obviously we have problems that run right through the Club but they won't always exist and things will turn around mate, how long that will take is a mystery to us all but it will happen.
AFC Wimbledon ceased to exist for a while, Wolves where a 4th division club and Manchester city spent a couple of seasons in the 3rd division, I've seen United Spurs and Chelsea relegated to the 2nd division over the years and Leicester go from league two to premier league champions in a 5 year period.
It will come good again mate, I'm not sure how or when but it will :-)
UP the Arsenal.
{Ed047's Note - I’m sure it will 62, it’s just a game of patience.
30 Nov 2019 09:36:41
Absolutely mate
" everything will be ok in the end and if it isn't ok now, then now is not the end " :-)
{Ed047's Note - definitely mate and it’s going to be great to see Freddie’s first game.
30 Nov 2019 11:45:13
Absolutely mate we will all be United behind Fredie on Sunday 100% and that's probably something that glhasnt been the case for 10 years or so now.
A win on Sunday especially if we play well in achieving it would certainly create a fantastic atmosphere at the Emirates on Thursday for Freddies first home game :-)
UP THE ARSENAL.
30 Nov 2019 15:54:08
62 the clubs you’ve mentioned were in a completely different financial era to what we are now, you can’t compare our slide to that of Wimbledon that’s laughable, we have been at the top of the English tree had arguably the strongest side in the PL’s history, we had the only team to get to a CL final without conceding a goal and look where we are now, we had it all in our hands and we’ve gone back years .
30 Nov 2019 17:12:03
The point I was making Banbury was about clubs coming back from adversity when all seemed pretty low for them.
Because everything at Arsenal is in a mess right now on and off the pitch we are at a low point in our history as were Spurs United Chelsea when they were relegated and City abd Wolverhampton when they played lower league football and Wimbledon when they found themselves without an identity at all.
All came back from their personal lows and so will we.
We won't a always have a set up that drives away the likes of Sven and we won't always have a set that makes top managers steer clear of us.
Things changed for others as they will us.
Up the Arsenal.