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He sure as shit ain’t backing down . He is more come at me ****.
He sure as shit ain’t backing down . He is more come at me ****.
I think the caveat to having a poor domestic campaign is that this is compensated by going hard in the Cups and really, winning one of them.Why do people keep saying it doesn't matter where we finish this season? It 100% bloody matters. It makes a difference to who wants to stay, on the quality of player we can bring in, how much we can pay for them and wages, and whether or not we can give a competitive squad meaningful game time. Completely ridiculous notion that league position is irrelevant as long as there is nice football.
There's not a cat in hells chance Ange is still here next year if we finish 8th-9th/out of Europe, and you can quote me on that.
I’d say if u are right it’s a bad thing, I like Ange, it’s certainly better than Jose, Conte shit. We will never complete seriously in the PL, the sooner we accept it, the happier we will be.Why do people keep saying it doesn't matter where we finish this season? It 100% bloody matters. It makes a difference to who wants to stay, on the quality of player we can bring in, how much we can pay for them and wages, and whether or not we can give a competitive squad meaningful game time. Completely ridiculous notion that league position is irrelevant as long as there is nice football.
There's not a cat in hells chance Ange is still here next year if we finish 8th-9th/out of Europe, and you can quote me on that.
I think he'd have to win one if we dropped down the league. Near misses and good will wouldn't be enough to keep him in the hotseat.I think the caveat to having a poor domestic campaign is that this is compensated by going hard in the Cups and really, winning one of them.
In respect of this season, I'll take 8th/9th in the League but European glory every day of the week.
Considering winning the Europa gets you CL next season I’ll take a 17th place finish.I think the caveat to having a poor domestic campaign is that this is compensated by going hard in the Cups and really, winning one of them.
In respect of this season, I'll take 8th/9th in the League but European glory every day of the week.
So it doesn’t count if we beat Fulham palace or BrentfordThe problem he faces is that if he loses against West Ham next up I think that will be 9 London derbies with no wins but more importantly he would’ve lost @riggi and it’ll just be a matter of time before he’s sacked, or dead.
We can't compete by doing things the same way as some of the other clubs(yet but that may not be too far off) but I mean it was literally 5 years ago we were competing seriously for the Premier league. We can't compete by doing things the same way as some of the other clubsI’d say if u are right it’s a bad thing, I like Ange, it’s certainly better than Jose, Conte shit. We will never complete seriously in the PL, the sooner we accept it, the happier we will be.
As was said a few posts back, the stat I saw was only including the big 3 (Arsenal, Chelsea and West Ham)So it doesn’t count if we beat Fulham palace or Brentford
When ur a club backed by a state…. There ain’t much u can do. City will always be there, maybe ffp come a down hard on them, I doubt they will relocate them. I think the FA are shitting themselves rn, City are to be a draw for them to do what why should sadly.Doesn't matter what you or I accept, not that we'd accept the same thing. Mediocrity tied up with a nice bow won't be enough for me, and definitely won't be for Levy after what we've spent. We can debate all day long whether we have spent enough or how it has been spent, but again that is irrelevant. Levy doesn't believe we have the 8th/9th best squad, and that's all that will really matter when push comes to shove.
A london derby Is two teams from London playing each other.As was said a few posts back, the stat I saw was only including the big 3 (Arsenal, Chelsea and West Ham)
Oh yeah, it’s my bad for putting London derbies as I should’ve put big London derbies or just specified Chelsea, Arsenal and West Ham but I was unaware it was just those 3.A london derby Is two teams from London playing each other.
Sadly money wins, that’s the long and short of it.We can't compete by doing things the same way as some of the other clubs(yet but that may not be too far off) but I mean it was literally 5 years ago we were competing seriously for the Premier league. We can't compete by doing things the same way as some of the other clubs
Doesn't matter what you or I accept, not that we'd accept the same thing. Mediocrity tied up with a nice bow won't be enough for me, and definitely won't be for Levy after what we've spent. We can debate all day long whether we have spent enough or how it has been spent, but again that is irrelevant. Levy doesn't believe we have the 8th/9th best squad, and that's all that will really matter when push comes to shove.
Doesn't matter what you or I accept, not that we'd accept the same thing. Mediocrity tied up with a nice bow won't be enough for me, and definitely won't be for Levy after what we've spent. We can debate all day long whether we have spent enough or how it has been spent, but again that is irrelevant. Levy doesn't believe we have the 8th/9th best squad, and that's all that will really matter when push comes to shove.
Bingo. Which is why all this “fans holding us back” talk you see is a load of bollocks. The only influence fans have is a little bit in the stadium on match days. Anything outside of that is minimal to non existent.But if you’re right—and I suspect you are—it just emphasises that all this talk about fans needing to have faith and be patient doesn’t matter after a certain point. Levy will make his own decisions, no matter what.
By the end of the season, there may still be a strong majority of fans wanting to keep Ange. However, if Levy decides it’s time to part ways with him, the patience of those fans won’t make a difference.
And the regulars who go to matches are generally always supporting the team. It takes a lot for the whole stadium to turn. Nuno v Man Utd was the last time I remember things getting really toxic.Bingo. Which is why all this “fans holding us back” talk you see is a load of bollocks. The only influence fans have is a little bit in the stadium on match days. Anything outside of that is minimal to non existent.
Why do people keep saying it doesn't matter where we finish this season? It 100% bloody matters. It makes a difference to who wants to stay, on the quality of player we can bring in, how much we can pay for them and wages, and whether or not we can give a competitive squad meaningful game time. Completely ridiculous notion that league position is irrelevant as long as there is nice football.
There's not a cat in hells chance Ange is still here next year if we finish 8th-9th/out of Europe, and you can quote me on that.
Still early days init, maybe we can both have our cake and eat it this season
I’m hoping that the loss against Brighton will actually give Ange and the players a good kick up the arse and we’ll see a good response and go on a little run.
Levy never made promises he didn’t. Keep. He said right front the out set we would be a sled suffented club. He was never gonna bank roll. Sadly we don’t see that, arsenal are reaping the rewards of it.But if you’re right—and I suspect you are—it just emphasises that all this talk about fans needing to have faith and be patient doesn’t matter after a certain point. Levy will make his own decisions, no matter what.
By the end of the season, there may still be a strong majority of fans wanting to keep Ange. However, if Levy decides it’s time to part ways with him, the patience of those fans won’t make a difference.
I appreciate we have spent a lot in recent years and would agree with this view even without my bias. But given we have (Solanke aside) focussed on youth in the summer, I’d have thought that would temper the expectations of our squad in the immediate term. So whilst we have got a squad that is better than 8th or 9th - if we’re prioritising cup competitions and developing potential in our younger players we might have to stomach lower than where our squad “should” place us.Doesn't matter what you or I accept, not that we'd accept the same thing. Mediocrity tied up with a nice bow won't be enough for me, and definitely won't be for Levy after what we've spent. We can debate all day long whether we have spent enough or how it has been spent, but again that is irrelevant. Levy doesn't believe we have the 8th/9th best squad, and that's all that will really matter when push comes to shove.
Round and round with this. Standard answer is Lego head had won a cup by now. Also Lego head was young and learning.At the same time imagine if the Arsenal board had said the same? Very questionable that they'd still be looking like the second-best team in the league at this point as a result. IMO you finally put your foot down and give a manager what he needs. One thing I do wholeheartedly believe is that if we sack Ange and continue to not push the boat out and give the manager what he needs, the cycle will just continue.