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If that's true then I fear for La Masia.

Because it's not the position he's played for most of his career. As Wenger says, he's not used to it and he's had to adapt a lot.

Did he though? When he made his original transfer request he did everything right, it was all behind closed doors and he didn't speak to the media. It was Fergie that called a press conference to announce it because he didn't like the fans chanting his name. I don't know where these ideas come...

And even Arteta isn't really a DM either.

Because they're the champions.

Great finish from Welbeck.

He went ballistic about Wenger signing some random teenager for millions (Chamberlain) and was then singing his praises a few months later :lol:

Bony on the bench. Shelvey behind Michu.

Great goal by Barkley.

A pretty big disappointment, based on last season. Only managed 3 more appearances than Carroll.

How is that any different to EPL games aired in non-English speaking countries? You think they're aired with English commentary? And it seems a bit of a stretch to me that foreign media outlets would cover the EPL purely because it happens to be from an English-speaking country, especially in...

"Passing football" is an absurdly vague term. The idea that Rodgers just came in and carried on a system that Maritnez put in place despite never having worked with him is laughable, and patently untrue if you ever watched Swansea play under them both.

I still haven't seen an explanation as to why language would be an issue. Interviews are translated, and commentary and marketing are all done in the native language of the country they're in. From the perspective of the consumer, what difference does language make?

In what sense are Albanians more open-minded than Western Europeans?

If only the Spanish-speaking world was a large one. Wait a second...