Wenger has lost his mojo

Arsene Wenger
Arsene Wenger

LONDON. — Arsene Wenger has lot his managerial mojo, according to former Crystal Palace owner Simon Jordan.

Speaking ahead of Arsenal’s 4-0 thrashing at the hands of Liverpool yesterday, he claimed Wenger has lost the spark that used to make him one of Europe’s top bosses.

“Compare Liverpool to Arsenal, you have a manager who has been there 20 years. I think the oxygen has gone out of his management,” Jordan said on Sky Sports. “With no Wenger bashing, he’s a fantastic manager, but everyone has their time. Everyone is a product of their environment.

“Everyone has to say stuff that is relevant, pertinent and something people will focus on, and I feel Arsenal has lost its oxygen and that comes from the manager.

“I’m not someone who wants to bate Wenger out but with the media last year, I felt very sorry for him up until the point where he carried on the circus.

“He said he had something to say but wasn’t going to say it now and I thought ‘when have you moved from being a football manager to being a performer and holding a circus together for the basis of the media?’

“I feel Arsenal have got to change but I think they will — not this season. That will take them to a level. “At Liverpool, Klopp is a new breed. He’s got the Mourinho factor but with a grin now. He’s got the electric personality.

“I’m not sure he’s pulling up that many trees right now but he’s got that kind of personality that players are gravitating to.” — The Daily Star.

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