[Football] Arsene Wenger to Bayern Munich.

AmexRuislip

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• Nov 8, 2019

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/50354757

In talks with Bayern Munich.
This'll be interesting.

 

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Sirnormangall

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• Nov 9, 2019

• #2

AmexRuislip said:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/50354757

In talks with Bayern Munich.
This'll be interesting.

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Good - they need bringing down a peg or two.

 

spence

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• Nov 9, 2019

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Pointless stop gap. Why bother with a manager in his 70's ?

 

Luke93

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• Nov 9, 2019

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spence said:

Pointless stop gap. Why bother with a manager in his 70's ?

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He could very easily work until he’s 75.

Any manger who’s lasted that long in modern football has done a good job.

 

spence

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Luke93 said:

He could very easily work until he’s 75.

Any manger who’s lasted that long in modern football has done a good job.

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Went very stale at Arsenal for the last few years. To me he would be a huge risk now.

 

Stat Brother

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• Nov 9, 2019

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Luke93 said:

He could very easily work until he’s 75.

Any manger who’s lasted that long in modern football has done a good job.

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Unless you're an Arsenal fan

Still at least they're happy now.

 

Pinkie Brown

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• Nov 10, 2019

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Would be a backwards step in my opinion. Especially when they have a capable experienced coach in Hansi Flick as interim who could easily step up. Wenger has proven a good manager in the past but he's surely past his sell by. Having said that, I hope they appoint him. More chance of the wheels falling off under Wenger than Flick imo.

 

Dick Swiveller

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• Nov 10, 2019

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Pinkie Brown said:

Would be a backwards step in my opinion. Especially when they have a capable experienced coach in Hansi Flick as interim who could easily step up. Wenger has proven a good manager in the past but he's surely past his sell by. Having said that, I hope they appoint him. More chance of the wheels falling off under Wenger than Flick imo.

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Is their manager really Herr Flick? How did I not know this? * Please tell me his assistant is Von Smallhausen.

*Disclaimer - I don't know this as I am not interested in European football.

 

Pinkie Brown

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Dick Swiveller said:

Is their manager really Herr Flick? How did I not know this? * Please tell me his assistant is Von Smallhausen.

*Disclaimer - I don't know this as I am not interested in European football.

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Is indeed. Long time assistant to Joachim Löw including when they won the World Cup.

 

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Hampster Gull

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Some rather ageists comments

 

symyjym

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• Nov 10, 2019

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I heard this yesterday. Good for him.

 

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maffew

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Some of the greatest managers, and people indeed many areas of work have no sell by date. Like yoda. Good luck Wenger

 

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• Nov 10, 2019

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Hasn't this already been dismissed?