He's just a French Ferguson minus the ability to win things most years.

So bitter he can't even accept his team didn't deserve it in the end.

Such an ungracious prick. You think about the bust-ups he's had with other managers and wonder why his reputation isn't worse. Utter c**t.

Wenger consistently gets away with murder, I'm sure its something to do with his professorial looks...His every utterance is treated with reverential awe (perhaps a slight exaggeration, but anyway) His snidey digs are portrayed as Zen like mind games, and the sight of him crouching on the touchline makes me want to vomit... 

Wenger consistently gets away with murder, I'm sure its something to do with his professorial looks...

Nothing looks more professional than not being about to put your hand in your pocket...

Ha Ha

Wenger consistently gets away with murder, I'm sure its something to do with his professorial looks...His every utterance is treated with reverential awe (perhaps a slight exaggeration, but anyway) His snidey digs are portrayed as Zen like mind games, and the sight of him crouching on the touchline makes me want to vomit... 

 

A lot of the press are just in thrall to him. He's always been arrogant, myopic and a sore loser, and had more spats with other managers and officials than I can remember. Yet he is rarely, if ever, called out on it. How he keeps his image as a cultured and dignified 'Professor' is a mystery to me.

I watched a thing and they said he was the only one that didn't fall for Fergie's mind games in the late 90s. Had to chuckle he lost it many times over stuff Fergie said.

It must eat him up inside that he's never managed to beat mourinho, I know it winds goonies right up.

It must eat him up inside that he's never managed to beat mourinho, I know it winds goonies right up.

Lets hope it stays that way

http://m.skysports.com/article/football//9764625

Wenger is such a c**t

Nothing new, he's always been

http://m.skysports.com/article/sports//9766127

Moaning about away goals rule now, funny how he's moaning about it after his team went out.

http://m.skysports.com/article/sports//9766127

Moaning about away goals rule now, funny how he's moaning about it after his team went out.

 

I do think he has a point but without the away goal rule you'd probably see a lot more games being decided in extra-time.

 

Then the argument becomes, is it fair for the home side to have home advantage in extra-time?

 

At least with the away goal rule you have a better chance of ties being decided within 180 minutes. 

Can't win - change the rules.

 

w**ker.

This kind of statement happens with surprising regularity from managers whose teams have just been knocked out of whatever tournament:

 

"We should change some rule or other which would (or might) have meant that we wouldn't have lost the last game"

I do think he has a point but without the away goal rule you'd probably see a lot more games being decided in extra-time.

Then the argument becomes, is it fair for the home side to have home advantage in extra-time?

At least with the away goal rule you have a better chance of ties being decided within 180 minutes.

You get the advantage of been the home side firs because you too your group otherwise you might aswell come second.

I think the away goals rule actually helps to stop a lot of 0-0s. Teams are more likely to go for it if getting a goal away is more important.

I do think he has a point but without the away goal rule you'd probably see a lot more games being decided in extra-time.

 

Then the argument becomes, is it fair for the home side to have home advantage in extra-time?

 

At least with the away goal rule you have a better chance of ties being decided within 180 minutes. 

 

Then he shouldn't have qualified second in his group.

 

It's sour grapes.

Why exactly does he never get pulled up on his refusal to shake hands whenever he loses? Jose gets crucified for everything, if he stomped off without shaking hands you damn well know it'll be back page news (if not front page). Wenger does it all the time.

Then he shouldn't have qualified second in his group.

 

It's sour grapes.

 

I thought it was hilarious, someone pointed out that Arsenal would have been playing Juventus in the last 16 had they not thrown away their 3-0 lead against Anderlecht.

 

They got the easiest draw possible and still bottled it in true Arsenal style, i.e. getting outplayed, beaten and absolutely humiliated in the first leg, before putting in an impressive-but-just-not-good-enough performance in the second leg which seems to restore their pride somewhat but ultimately achieves nothing. Three years out of four they've done this now - against Bayern two years ago (arguably last year as well) and also against AC Milan (in more spectacular style) the year before.

 

Personally I find the whole palaver hilarious.

Because he's the longest serving manager they have now in England...a gem for them.

When in reality he's a torn faced old bitter loser.

Then he shouldn't have qualified second in his group.

 

It's sour grapes.

 

Oh I completely agree, was just trying to through some weight at the argument against away goals... Personally I can't really see what harm they do?

 

As for Wenger, he's long be an extremely ungracious loser, not a season goes by when he refuses to shake hands on more than one occasion and it's always after he gets a bad result.

 

Look at the shove on Mourinho earlier this season... Crazy that he got away with that, especially when you look at how much focus there was on Nigel Pearson recently for his touchline antics. 

 

Pardrew even got a ban for making contact with an opposition players but somehow Wenger gets away with it a lot. 

Probably one of the most overrated managers in the history of the game.

bump

http://m.skysports.com/article/sports//9830672

Ha ha, the guy has the nerve talking about respect...what respect was he showing when he went pushing another manager? The guy is a joke

The guy's becoming a joke now. Hope he loses the Cup and falls on his sword.