Merci Arsène

[Macho]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1768893218320502997

*Not a bashing thread, more humorous

 

[Riou]

Think those 2 seasons in Japan really made a big impact on Arsène, think it really helped him become so good here at managing players...



Feel like he's a proper legend over there too, feel like every Japanese football fan would love to meet Big Wengz like...

 

[Tir Na Nog]

tactics of the invincibles, this man is absurdly suggesting that the invicibles had tactics and Wenger wasn't just telling them to go out and have fun. Staggered buildup on the ball, players operating different positions basedon in and out of possession, one formation in possession and another out of it, structured high press, sweeper keeper, positional rotations. All absolute nonsense, Wenger wouldn't do any of this.

 

[GDeep™]

tactics of the invincibles, this man is absurdly suggesting that the invicibles had tactics and Wenger wasn't just telling them to go out and have fun. Staggered buildup on the ball, players operating different positions basedon in and out of possession, one formation in possession and another out of it, structured high press, sweeper keeper, positional rotations. All absolute nonsense, Wenger wouldn't do any of this.

Can’t be true, all BS. We know Wenger couldn’t coach and told the players to just have fun.

 

[db10_therza]

All absolute nonsense, Wenger wouldn't do any of this.

Wait, do people here actually think this?

 

[GoonerJay24]

tactics of the invincibles, this man is absurdly suggesting that the invicibles had tactics and Wenger wasn't just telling them to go out and have fun. Staggered buildup on the ball, players operating different positions basedon in and out of possession, one formation in possession and another out of it, structured high press, sweeper keeper, positional rotations. All absolute nonsense, Wenger wouldn't do any of this.

Wenger wasn't really a tactical coach, but he had a distinct philosophy and style of play. Much as I admire him, I believe with more refined tactics, we could have won a few European trophies. Watching some season reviews from the early to mid-2000s, we had a superb team with world-class players in most positions. However, too many premature exits from the Champions League, especially against inferior teams like Valencia, Bayern, Chelsea, and PSV. It's a shame.

 

[mjkgooner]

Wasn’t there a story from years ago about how Gnabry couldn’t believe it when Arsène got baffled by a team changing formation in a pre season friendly. He was a man out of time in the second half of his reign.

 

[Riou]

A 3 time Premier League Champion and 7 time FA cup winner surprised by a team changing formation?

Yeah...the above post is obviously not true at all ffs

 

[Rex Stone]

Greatest cross-over event of all time

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1775933852512587841

 

[Makingtrax]

Greatest cross-over event of all time

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1775933852512587841

There with two women! He’s still got it.

 

[Rex Stone]

There with two women! He’s still got it.

There’s another video with him chatting with all the players.

Seems like Griezmann has long since buried the hatchet over us standing him up on deadline day 2013.

All the players queuing to get a chat with him, and a reunion with Gabriel Paulista as well

 

[Riou]

There with two women! He’s still got it.

I think that bald guy, might be a guy though.

 

[Makingtrax]

I think that bald guy, might be a guy though.

Nothing gets past you bro. Was thinking of the two women to his right.

 

[Makingtrax]

There’s another video with him chatting with all the players.

Seems like Griezmann has long since buried the hatchet over us standing him up on deadline day 2013.

All the players queuing to get a chat with him, and a reunion with Gabriel Paulista as well

Gabriel’s played 4 times for them and they’ve only won 1.

 

[Rex Stone]

Gabriel’s played 4 times for them and they’ve only won 1.

Oh I know

 

[Riou]

@Makingtrax Wenger offering tactical advice on weaknesses of our opponents, that played a massive part in us winning a trophy...

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1776135180383883608

...but Arsène did no coaching at all, least that's what media and idiot fans tell me...10 major honours won here "just from vibes" they said

 

[GoonerJay24]

@Makingtrax Wenger offering tactical advice on weaknesses of our opponents, that played a massive part in us winning a trophy...

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1776135180383883608

...but Arsène did no coaching at all, least that's what media and idiot fans tell me...10 major honours won here "just from vibes" they said

Lol yh, that's complete nonsense. Wengers the best coach to ever work in London. I don’t think he was overly focused on the tactical side of analyzing opponents, except when we played against the big teams. However, he was well-known for leading every training session, unlike SAF, who was the opposite.

 

[Makingtrax]

Wasn’t there a story from years ago about how Gnabry couldn’t believe it when Arsène got baffled by a team changing formation in a pre season friendly. He was a man out of time in the second half of his reign.

And there was me thinking conspiracy theorists were confined to GB News. Lol.