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Wenger. Jason Cowley, author of that memorable book on Arsenal and the end of the old First Division, ’The Last Game’, wrote an important look at the current problem for manager Arsen Wenger.
The Frenchman’s dream of Ajax on the Thames, who is hungry for reinforcements, and his best players Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri want to leave, may seem over forever.
With no trophies in six seasons and the prospect of the Togelese Singapore title as a triumphant success in the Champions League, Gunners fans are increasingly skeptical about the position of their semi-conical coach, which changes the way English football has been run and accepted. Arsenal from their historic Highbury. home to the new stadium in Ashburton Grove.
It’s been a long time since 96 when Wenger left Nagoya Grampus Eight in London full of high dreams of changing the country’s club and football culture.
Cowley writes Evening Standard, he believes
"It is also clear that this was exactly what he offered when he came play bazaar to London in 1996, and what gave him such a competitive advantage - knowledge of sports science, new ideas about food and the use of technologies such as Prozone players. Improve, etc. - is already the norm . In the past, Wenger was a continental sophistication as a progressive and modern figure, part boffin, part romantic visionary. Now, more than ever, he begins to look like a timeless man, someone who stays in the same job for a long time and is forced to watch confused and sad as the game changes its direction and the ways he does. it is not fun and over which it has no control. This new season will test him to the maximum. "
Premier League 2011/12 opening matches:
August 13 - Blackburn Vs. Wolves, Fulham Aston Villa, Liverpool Sunderland, QPR Bolton, Tottenham Everton, Wigan Norwich, Newcastle Arsenal.
August 14 - Stoke-Chelsea, West Brom-Man Utd
After August 15 - Man City vs. Swansea
- Sean O’Conor
Missive Monday
* ITALIAN STAGES SAME AS PIZZERIAS? How times change. In Italy in the 1990s, we were all amazed by the Italian football field, such as the Milan Wall as San Siro, the Turin Wall, the Stadio delle Alpi, the time of the Bari area in San Nicole and the unique miracle that Luigi Ferraris of Genoa wanted to have. such football cathedrals at home.