General wrote:
I think he genuinely believes in what he is saying. He's not a football man and never will be.
Football man. This is one of those 'he doesn't belong' definitions made up by folks in British football. It's been used for Johny Foreigner footballers. It's been used to promote ensuring footballers have a path into coaching, management and administration. It's been used to suggest that certain people will be able to better understand footballers and agents. It's such rubbish. You don't have to be a football man. You need to have the right people doing the right things in your organisation. A good manager, good scouts, good negotiators, etc.
Gazidis' issues are nothing to do with the level of his footballness. He's just a low expectation having mo-fo who's happy to let Wenger feast on fourth.Â