So Wenger hurt Mourinho……Great! by By AondoaverK
I have to admit that my best moment during the last Chelsea vs. Arsenal clash at Stamford bridge was the touchline spat between Arsene Wenger and Jose Mourinho. I felt like Le Prof won that round even though we lost the match by those two unreplied goals.
I think Mourinho was quite surprised at Mr Wenger’s firm shove and seemed to stagger a bit, such that he had to hold on to Mr Wenger’s tie to keep balance. It was a good thing that the match officials quickly moved to calm things down.
My pleasure did not emanate from accepting violence, but sometimes you have to stand your ground, literally. It has also emerged that Wenger instructed his charges to stand their ground against the Chelsea players and this they did well except for those two slips that proved so costly. Maybe next time, the players will learn to do the shoving. In a way that brings results!
Mr. Mourinho enjoys bringing out the worst of Wenger. Many times his actions border on disrespect. Majority of the times, Wenger ignores him, rightly so, but how could he ignore a man that was trying to physically restrain him from registering his protest at what he thought to be a rash challenge on his player?
At first, Jose said the incident was nothing. But watch this! When Mr. Mourinho says there is nothing, there is something. He has come out angrily to accuse the FA of double standards. Hear him as reported by goal.com; “Am I surprised he wasn’t punished? I’m not surprised. I’m not surprised.” He continued “..If it was me, it would have been a stadium ban!”
So Jose was hurt after all!
I like the fact that Wenger apologized after. The apology was a bit general though. Now that Jose is complaining bitterly, Wenger should apologize again, directly to Jose, just to rob it in!
Aondoaver Kuttuh
Today, it was clear to me the player we’re missing…
__________Welbeck
____Sanchez Cazorla Walcott
__Diame Ramsey
Gibbs Koscielny Mertasacker Debuchy
__________Szczesny
Thumbs up if you agree 😉
No. Diame is not what Gilberto was. THAT’S what we need, gimme Luiz Gustavo all day. Then Howedes instead of Mert and Cavani instead of Welbz while we’re talking what’s needed.
Wenger did confess during the confrontation with mourinho he kept hearing in his mind, his favourite rap “mama said knock you out” by LL COOL J!
1 Chelsea 22 pts.
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6 Arsenal 11 pts.
Jose talks too much when his placement at the Premier league table tells it all. Look at that madness. Wenger is the one hurting.
Mourinho is a tool. But what’s more hurtful, a petty touchline spat with handbags or parading the Premier League trophy at the end of the year?
Wenger has, like other greats have before, realised his once unquestionable ability is on the wane, and he’s being surpassed by newer/fresher ideas…his only response is to lash out in desperate frustration where his ability can no longer match the best in the game.
I hope he doesn’t tarnish the career he’s built at Arsenal, he deserves to go out revered. Can only hope some sense prevails and he walks away.
Our goalkeeper is a good definition of a proper basket. Never makes any saves. Every shot on target is a goal
Wenger out
Mert out
Monreal out
Flamini out
Arteta out
Poldolski out (Wengers fault)
Sanogo out
Diaby out ( his mamas fault – did not give him enough milk)
Rosiky out
Jack (squad player or loan)
Schez (back up at best)
OG (squad player)
Welbeck (squad player)
Ox squad player
Starting quality
Ospina
Debucy
Kos
Gibbs
Ramsey
Carzola
Ozil
Walcott
Sanchez
Chambers has hardly put a foot wrong, why is he not in your starting squad?
Also Welbeck, a big fast strong player, is not being used properly, if he was he would score goals. Can’t expect him to score scuffling around in the box, give him the balls he can run with and use his speed and strength.
apart from that agree totally with your ‘out’ list.
The whole team needs an overhaul….
GK
In: Cech or Casillas
LB
In: Baines
Out: Monreal
RB
In: Aurier
CB
In: Varane and Hummels
A Mid
In: Reus and Isco
Out: Rosicky and Ozil
LW
In: Draxler
Out: Podoski
DM
In: Rabiot, Kongdobia and Carvalho
Out: Flamini, Arteta and Coquelin
CM
In: Pogba
Out Diaby
Striker
In: Cavani
Out: Giroud
Manager
In: Simone
Out: Wenger