In Wenger we trust. The only football Manager who shares name similar to the Club - Arsene - Arsenal

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

haters pls keep off.

True Gunners show your love to the Boss

Happy Birthday to the Greatest Manager of All Time
Le prof we love you
wishing you many more years to come

Failure adds another year.

dayokanu:

Failure adds another year.

MINT!!!!!!!!!

When Fergie was 60,
He had won 7 EPL titles, 5 FA cup titles, 1 UCL title and 1 Intercontinental title.

Jose Mourinho at 45 won 5 league titles in 3 different countries, 1 UCL title and 1 UEFA cup.

Rafa Benitez at less than 50 won 2 La Liga titles, 1 UEFA cup and 1 UCL cup.

Surely, Arsene Wenger is a FAILURE.

Pep , Ancelotti, Rijkaard were still in shorts playing when Wenger started coaching and they all have CL trophies to show

What has FAILURE wengay to show?

dayokanu:

What has FAILURE wengay to show?

He shows Theo Walcott's world cup inclusion in 2006 and he has assembled the youngest embryos in the football world.
Surely, that must be an achievement.

The beauty of Arsenals jersey can also be credited to wenGAY

Keep on ranting. Na u get your mouth. When you tire, u go sleep

[s]Posted on: October 22, 2009, 06:25 PMPosted by: dayokanu

Pep , Ancelotti, Rijkaard were still in shorts playing when Wenger started coaching and they all have CL trophies to show [/s]


haters make una take una mouth chop shit e no move us ooooooo(THE WENGERNYTE)

HAPPY BIRTHDAY PROF

ARSENAL RULE

@Sauron & DayoKanu,

First he may not be the best or the most successful but if awards are to be given to the best 5 coaches globally, you will find Prof up there.
Secondly, if that’s your parameters for judging good or successful coaches, then you must be short-sighted because not all good coach in the world coach club. What about that that won either continental trophies or world cup. Pep Guordiola, Alex, Ancelotti, Jose & Morinho manage great teams with good budget. Any coach can achieve what they all achieve with the set of players they have. I personally think the best way to judge a good or successful coach is how he develops & bring out the best in his player nurturing them nothing to something and in that regard, Arsene Wenger, Guus Hindink (as national team coach) and even David Moyes should be above all the ones you are mentioning because they achieve consistency even with little budget and don’t depend on ready-made players. It's an easy job to be a coach when you have unlimited funds available (e.g. Real Madrid, Man City) but to build a world class team on a very limited transfer budget requires absolute quality.
Arsenal is a team you hate to love.