Ironing
12-08-2011, 10:40 PM
Does this cliché exist it because Arsene Wenger fails to recognize the true effect of injuries on his football team?
What if that particular player gets injured again? Wenger probably is quite positive in his outlook, that the same player will not suffer the same fate.
And if he signed a new player in the same position?
What if THAT new signing gets injured? Well, then at least we have the "like a new signing" player to cover, right!?
But wait, what if they both get injured? Well that's pretty negative and PROBABLY won't happen. That's me being positive. In fact, there is even less chance of both a new singing and a "like a new signing" both getting injured, then just get the "like a new signing" player just getting injured again.
In which case, odds are in your favour if you sign a new player, rather than not, in the chances of injuries not ruining your season.
The only leveling element between the two scenarios then, is that bringing in new players will simply cost more.
Is it because Arsene is afraid to spend the cash?
If I were the board, I would see that winning trophies would make Arsenal a bigger world brand, which long-term puts the club in a better financial position than if they save in the short term, by not investing in the playing staff required to reach that long-term mark.
What the fuck is going on?
What if that particular player gets injured again? Wenger probably is quite positive in his outlook, that the same player will not suffer the same fate.
And if he signed a new player in the same position?
What if THAT new signing gets injured? Well, then at least we have the "like a new signing" player to cover, right!?
But wait, what if they both get injured? Well that's pretty negative and PROBABLY won't happen. That's me being positive. In fact, there is even less chance of both a new singing and a "like a new signing" both getting injured, then just get the "like a new signing" player just getting injured again.
In which case, odds are in your favour if you sign a new player, rather than not, in the chances of injuries not ruining your season.
The only leveling element between the two scenarios then, is that bringing in new players will simply cost more.
Is it because Arsene is afraid to spend the cash?
If I were the board, I would see that winning trophies would make Arsenal a bigger world brand, which long-term puts the club in a better financial position than if they save in the short term, by not investing in the playing staff required to reach that long-term mark.
What the fuck is going on?