Wenger’s book

There have been extracts published already.

Very scathing of the British press. Something we all know Ferguson benefitted from.

Still, better a drunken Scot wins trophies, than a dirty facking jumped up Foreigner does, right?

comment by Emile Smith Rowe FC (if he's loaned, I'm loaned) (U8879)
posted 30 minutes ago
There have been extracts published already.

Very scathing of the British press. Something we all know Ferguson benefitted from.

Still, better a drunken Scot wins trophies, than a dirty facking jumped up Foreigner does, right?
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Yeah because that’s why SAF won more than Wenger

comment by vidicthelegend VIVA LA REVOLUTION (U8735)
posted 23 minutes ago
comment by Emile Smith Rowe FC (if he's loaned, I'm loaned) (U8879)
posted 30 minutes ago
There have been extracts published already.

Very scathing of the British press. Something we all know Ferguson benefitted from.

Still, better a drunken Scot wins trophies, than a dirty facking jumped up Foreigner does, right?
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Yeah because that’s why SAF won more than Wenger
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He didn't say it was.

I'm hoping he shines a light on the shady who owns the club. Rueing the day ke signed on the dotted line. Wenger's not that kind of person though. I'd be surprised to see him say anything negative about anyone barr the press and english football old guard/establishment. Maybe a couple of veiled shots for SAF and Jose, some bantz for old times sake

Wenger is appearing on Graham Norton show next week apparently

He should hang the board out to dry but doubt he will

It's going to be the first autobiography I'll ever bother reading. The closest I got before was Yanis Varoufakis on the Greek crisis.

I'm mainly just here to learn what the hell happened with Park Chu-Young.

comment by Giröulski Alt-153 and Alt-160 forever (U14971)
posted 9 hours, 4 minutes ago
It's going to be the first autobiography I'll ever bother reading. The closest I got before was Yanis Varoufakis on the Greek crisis.

I'm mainly just here to learn what the hell happened with Park Chu-Young.
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His agent didn't believe it when D.Law called him up at the time. Had to get Arsene on a video call to prove that the interest was real

Seeing Wenger boring on again about nearly signing Ronaldo and turning down Real Madrid twice (he knew he wouldn't last 5 minutes there as they demand results) reminded me how washed up he was when he finished.

He did great things in his early days and I respect his efforts with no money after that but he should have left after the FA Cup win in 2014 - instead he clung on like a limpet to oversee further incremental decline and tarnished his legacy as a result.