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Paul.S
I hope you're right about Chelsea. I've a lot of respect for Arsenal, they've tried to compete with fair financial input and I think people are going overboard with comments about what they need to/ should spend. For the longer term future of the game it's more the Arsenal model that needs to be followed and not the Chelsea and City models.
that's not the case at all, it's not about fair financial input, it's about seeing problem areas in the team and addressing them. Wenger has not done that, despite having the money available, and spending the money would not harm the stability of the club at all. They are as stable as a top club can be, and they do not need to act like smaller clubs do, when they sell their top players for profit just to survive, they need to find a balance between that and buying established, reliable players, who'll bring experience to the team and from whom the younger players can learn from.
Wenger just seems to be stubborn, and it's costing them
All piss taking aside, arsenal will be competing for the top 4. Reports of their demise have been greatly exaggerated. For the first time since Wenger took over however, it's not a given that they'll achieve it, but that doesn't mean they're **** all of a sudden. I actually think (hope) Chelsea might struggle this season as well.
Not true.
They poisoned Spurs a few years back and sneaked 4th place.
that's not the case at all, it's not about fair financial input, it's about seeing problem areas in the team and addressing them. Wenger has not done that, despite having the money available, and spending the money would not harm the stability of the club at all. They are as stable as a top club can be, and they do not need to act like smaller clubs do, when they sell their top players for profit just to survive, they need to find a balance between that and buying established, reliable players, who'll bring experience to the team and from whom the younger players can learn from.
Wenger just seems to be stubborn, and it's costing them
It may turn out that way but it's the start of the season and premature to decide that.
He's got them into the CL for the last what 13 years, he's obviously got some idea (and in all due respect more than you) about how to manage a football club.
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