ARSENAL LEGEND SAYS WENGER IS NOT THE CLUBS BEST COACH

[lowzeewee]

I always wonder what JAZZ Arsene Wenger uses to keep so many fans on his side despite his uselessness over the past 6 years.

Before you know it, it would be TEN YEARS without a trophy, and they'll still be saying Arsene Wenger is the best coach for their team!!

I've never seen anything like it in football. Dude must be using some heavy Jazz mehn.

Arsenal is becoming the Valencia or Leverkusen of England. Perpetual contenders, perennial chasers

[Waffiman]

Graham developed the legendary back four, which served as the basis upon which Wenger's doubles were built. I can see where Adams is coming from, considering his final season was the one where they won their last double. However, I doubt Graham would have had any of that success if he had stayed on as Arsenal manager

Graham also built the defense of the 'Invincible'.

BTW! That interview was a Daily Express interview.

[wanaj0]

I always wonder what JAZZ Arsene Wenger uses to keep so many fans on his side despite his uselessness over the past 6 years.

Before you know it, it would be TEN YEARS without a trophy, and they'll still be saying Arsene Wenger is the best coach for their team!!

I've never seen anything like it in football. Dude must be using some heavy Jazz mehn.

Arsenal is becoming the Valencia or Leverkusen of England. Perpetual contenders, perennial chasers

I dey go sew Aso Ebi to mark the 10th year aniverssary of Wenger's trophylessness. The party will hold in Waffiman's courtyard.

[Waffiman]

“I don’t want to offend my previous coaches, but without hesitating I would say Arsene Wenger is the greatest coach I have ever had.” -Nasri on French TV last night.

The journo who did the interview has also clarified to Arsenal fans on Twitter that Tone did not say what is being claimed.

For me, this is not a matter of debate amongst we Gooners. Let supporters of other clubs take paradox for our headache.

[realtrouble]

Graham developed the legendary back four, which served as the basis upon which Wenger's doubles were built. I can see where Adams is coming from, considering his final season was the one where they won their last double. However, I doubt Graham would have had any of that success if he had stayed on as Arsenal manager

Graham also built the defense of the 'Invincible'.

BTW! That interview was a Daily Express interview.

The article was in the daily telegraph

[Waffiman]

Graham developed the legendary back four, which served as the basis upon which Wenger's doubles were built. I can see where Adams is coming from, considering his final season was the one where they won their last double. However, I doubt Graham would have had any of that success if he had stayed on as Arsenal manager

Graham also built the defense of the 'Invincible'.

BTW! That interview was a Daily Express interview.

The article was in the daily telegraph

Note the difference, 'interview' and 'article'.