Arsene Wenger's autobiography, My Life in Red and White
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3 Premier League titles, 7 FA Cup titles,
He led the team to an undefeated championship in the 2003-04 season and a 49-game unbeaten streak.
The story of Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger, a world-renowned manager!
《Arsene Wenger's Autobiography》 is the first book to summarize the life of Arsene Wenger, the Arsenal manager who achieved the first 49-game unbeaten record in the Premier League and the first undefeated championship in 115 years.
In this book, he honestly reveals his thoughts on football and his life, including the environment in which he was born and raised, the experiences he went through to grow and develop to become an icon and legendary manager in the football world, and how his unique football philosophy was created.
This book will be an excellent guide for Gunners who support Arsenal, as well as football fans who love Arsene Wenger's football philosophy and style, to understand his football life and the influence he has had on the football world.
He led the team to an undefeated championship in the 2003-04 season and a 49-game unbeaten streak.
The story of Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger, a world-renowned manager!
《Arsene Wenger's Autobiography》 is the first book to summarize the life of Arsene Wenger, the Arsenal manager who achieved the first 49-game unbeaten record in the Premier League and the first undefeated championship in 115 years.
In this book, he honestly reveals his thoughts on football and his life, including the environment in which he was born and raised, the experiences he went through to grow and develop to become an icon and legendary manager in the football world, and how his unique football philosophy was created.
This book will be an excellent guide for Gunners who support Arsenal, as well as football fans who love Arsene Wenger's football philosophy and style, to understand his football life and the influence he has had on the football world.
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index
prolog
1.
The boy who dreamed of playing soccer
2.
A young man who was a soccer player
3.
Khan, Nancy.
My first teams as a manager
4.
Monaco
5.
japan
6.
My home, life at Arsenal
7.
undefeated championship
8.
Leaving Highbury and building the Emirates
9.
My life at Arsenal and a new era
10.
Life after Arsenal
Epilogue
Translator's Note
Career record
1.
The boy who dreamed of playing soccer
2.
A young man who was a soccer player
3.
Khan, Nancy.
My first teams as a manager
4.
Monaco
5.
japan
6.
My home, life at Arsenal
7.
undefeated championship
8.
Leaving Highbury and building the Emirates
9.
My life at Arsenal and a new era
10.
Life after Arsenal
Epilogue
Translator's Note
Career record
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Into the book
I want to share what I know and what I have learned about football with everyone who loves football.
Especially for those who have yet to experience the power and influence of football, I want to share with you how to succeed and win, and what you can learn from your losses.
Through this, I want to create a structure that can contribute to the world.
I want to ensure that talented athletes from anywhere in the world are discovered and given opportunities.
--- p.38, from “Prologue”
For me, football is truly valuable only when it can make people dream.
I could understand it by watching how they led their teams.
I also have immense respect for players who have their own philosophy about football, express their individuality, and fight without giving in to fear.
That's what I want and aspire to from the players who will play for my club.
Understanding what makes a player tick, understanding his fears and anger, figuring out what skills he brings to the team, and always respecting and listening to other coaches—that's what I felt and learned during those years.
--- p.72, from “A Young Man Who Was a Soccer Player”
Training improves the abilities of athletes while allowing them to express themselves as individuals and as a group.
I knew each player's weaknesses and thought about how I could bring them to the highest level.
At the same time, I had very high expectations for all the players.
A manager must be able to connect emotionally with his players while also being able to make cool-headed decisions.
And to maintain trust as a manager, you must never lose the power to decide on player selection.
The moment you think a coach or president is involved in player selection, that manager has already lost the players' trust.
A manager must always be able to have two-way communication with his players.
--- p.106, from “Monaco”
It is also important to create a culture that values performance.
In other words, it is a culture in which the club's leaders and players continually ask themselves the following questions:
'How can I improve further?' 'Have I reached my full potential?' 'What will it take to reach my full potential?' These are the key ingredients for unquestionable success.
These standards help players learn more about themselves, identify their weaknesses, and learn how to overcome them, ultimately helping them reach higher levels.
Such players have a balanced mix of high intelligence and motivation.
--- p.174, from “My Home, Life at Arsenal”
I often look back on that 49-game unbeaten run.
I'm a bit superstitious, and I once thought that being born in 1949 meant I was destined to lose my 50th game.
Those 49 games are deeply engraved in my mind and in the minds of all the players.
It was a symbol of victory born from passion.
I've since built teams that could have achieved similar results, but they were lacking something.
It's easy to understand when you compare the quality of the players, their football intelligence, and the luck we've had.
--- p.196, from “Undefeated Championship”
If we had won that final, it would have been the icing on the cake, marking the end of an undefeated championship, a new stadium, and the great players who had been with us along the way.
The challenge did not end properly.
Arsenal have not won the Champions League since.
Now Arsenal have become a club where it is expected to be like that.
Arsenal are now in a healthy financial position, but once again they must make the best decisions for the club's technical side.
If I were to express the gap between what I dreamed of and reality as regret, then of course I have great regrets.
But I am the kind of person who would have no regrets if I won every competition.
--- p.214~215, from “Leaving Highbury and Building the Emirates”
I also recruited South Korean striker Park Joo-young.
Because he played well in Monaco and was a player with a good attitude.
I don't think he showed his talents enough at Arsenal.
His talent was unquestionable.
However, there were some areas where he lacked confidence.
He didn't get the chance to turn things around at Arsenal, to show that he was good enough to play for Arsenal.
Maybe I didn't give him enough opportunities to prove himself.
--- p.238~239, from “My Life and a New Era at Arsenal”
A director is someone who always pursues the best and the best.
You have to take the initiative yourself, pay attention to all the players, and not ignore even the smallest details.
We must also demand the best from our players and encourage them to continue to improve.
Coaches must understand that even the best players can't always perform at 100%, and they must encourage their players to push their limits.
Especially for those who have yet to experience the power and influence of football, I want to share with you how to succeed and win, and what you can learn from your losses.
Through this, I want to create a structure that can contribute to the world.
I want to ensure that talented athletes from anywhere in the world are discovered and given opportunities.
--- p.38, from “Prologue”
For me, football is truly valuable only when it can make people dream.
I could understand it by watching how they led their teams.
I also have immense respect for players who have their own philosophy about football, express their individuality, and fight without giving in to fear.
That's what I want and aspire to from the players who will play for my club.
Understanding what makes a player tick, understanding his fears and anger, figuring out what skills he brings to the team, and always respecting and listening to other coaches—that's what I felt and learned during those years.
--- p.72, from “A Young Man Who Was a Soccer Player”
Training improves the abilities of athletes while allowing them to express themselves as individuals and as a group.
I knew each player's weaknesses and thought about how I could bring them to the highest level.
At the same time, I had very high expectations for all the players.
A manager must be able to connect emotionally with his players while also being able to make cool-headed decisions.
And to maintain trust as a manager, you must never lose the power to decide on player selection.
The moment you think a coach or president is involved in player selection, that manager has already lost the players' trust.
A manager must always be able to have two-way communication with his players.
--- p.106, from “Monaco”
It is also important to create a culture that values performance.
In other words, it is a culture in which the club's leaders and players continually ask themselves the following questions:
'How can I improve further?' 'Have I reached my full potential?' 'What will it take to reach my full potential?' These are the key ingredients for unquestionable success.
These standards help players learn more about themselves, identify their weaknesses, and learn how to overcome them, ultimately helping them reach higher levels.
Such players have a balanced mix of high intelligence and motivation.
--- p.174, from “My Home, Life at Arsenal”
I often look back on that 49-game unbeaten run.
I'm a bit superstitious, and I once thought that being born in 1949 meant I was destined to lose my 50th game.
Those 49 games are deeply engraved in my mind and in the minds of all the players.
It was a symbol of victory born from passion.
I've since built teams that could have achieved similar results, but they were lacking something.
It's easy to understand when you compare the quality of the players, their football intelligence, and the luck we've had.
--- p.196, from “Undefeated Championship”
If we had won that final, it would have been the icing on the cake, marking the end of an undefeated championship, a new stadium, and the great players who had been with us along the way.
The challenge did not end properly.
Arsenal have not won the Champions League since.
Now Arsenal have become a club where it is expected to be like that.
Arsenal are now in a healthy financial position, but once again they must make the best decisions for the club's technical side.
If I were to express the gap between what I dreamed of and reality as regret, then of course I have great regrets.
But I am the kind of person who would have no regrets if I won every competition.
--- p.214~215, from “Leaving Highbury and Building the Emirates”
I also recruited South Korean striker Park Joo-young.
Because he played well in Monaco and was a player with a good attitude.
I don't think he showed his talents enough at Arsenal.
His talent was unquestionable.
However, there were some areas where he lacked confidence.
He didn't get the chance to turn things around at Arsenal, to show that he was good enough to play for Arsenal.
Maybe I didn't give him enough opportunities to prove himself.
--- p.238~239, from “My Life and a New Era at Arsenal”
A director is someone who always pursues the best and the best.
You have to take the initiative yourself, pay attention to all the players, and not ignore even the smallest details.
We must also demand the best from our players and encourage them to continue to improve.
Coaches must understand that even the best players can't always perform at 100%, and they must encourage their players to push their limits.
--- p.265, from “Life After Arsenal”
Publisher's Review
The struggles, dedication, and glory of being a professional soccer coach!
Honest advice to the soccer world, including players, coaches, and clubs!
The unwavering passion for soccer continues to this day!
World-renowned coach and football professor
Arsene Wenger's only autobiography published!
In this book, he talks about his life and career, both on and off the field.
He made his own and Arsenal's unprecedented success possible.
Revealing leadership and its principles.
Includes 24 pages of color pictorials, including key scenes from his playing and coaching days, and photos from his retirement matches.
League performances for each season during his tenure at Arsenal, key records in numbers,
Comparison of the records between major Premier League teams and the performance of each manager against each other.
Complete career records, including a list of players involved in the 49-game undefeated journey
“From the perspective of exploring ‘Arsene Wenger’s code and philosophy’,
This book will continue to be about the unique and irreplaceable Arsene Wenger.
“It will remain a must-read for Arsenal and football fans.”
- Lee Seong-mo (soccer reporter and columnist)
A professor in the soccer world
My football life revealed for the first time
Arsene Wenger is one of the most famous managers in the Premier League, having led Arsenal to unprecedented glory while managing 1,235 games over 22 years from 1996 to 2018.
During this period, Arsenal won the Premier League three times, the FA Cup seven times, and the Community Shield seven times.
Among them, the 49-game unbeaten run from May 2003 to October 2004 was the first in the Premier League, and the undefeated championship in the 2003-04 season achieved during the same period was also a record that was achieved for the first time in 115 years.
Wenger, who led Arsenal, which boasted such a formidable power at the time that it was called 'The Invincible', created the best team by implementing innovative ideas such as an innovative approach to football, a keen eye for selecting excellent talent, and the importance of scientific management of non-playing aspects such as diet, and also played a major role in developing the Premier League into the best league in the world.
This book is the only autobiography in which Wenger first compiles his football life, faithfully chronicling the process of his childhood memories when he first fell in love with football, and the systematic formation of his own philosophy on football during his career as a player and coach.
Red and White
Arsene Wenger's football art
The original title of this book, My Life in Red and White, symbolizes the colors of Nancy, Monaco, Nagoya, and Arsenal, which he was in charge of.
He became a great coach representing the world of soccer by completing his own soccer philosophy filled with pure passion like these two colors.
In this book, which chronicles his football career, Wenger reveals memories of his first managerial stints at Cannes, Nancy and Monaco in France, his experiences in Nagoya, Japan, and his time at Arsenal, one of the world's best clubs in North London, which he managed for 22 years.
He discusses Arsenal's glorious achievements and bitter experiences in European competitions, as well as the players he has brought in and released, and his thoughts on the best players in world football.
It also details his role in Arsenal's move to their current home, the Emirates Stadium, his time at Arsenal before and after his departure in 2018, and his current commitment to the development of football as FIFA's Head of Global Football Development.
Not only Arsenal fans, but all football fans
And each of them dreams of success in their own industry and life.
A must-read for all business leaders!
Arsene Wenger is a visionary with exceptional insight, who seizes the optimal opportunity, then believes in his convictions and works hard to achieve results.
He set an example of an artistic soccer coach as an outstanding manager who led his players with a strong spirit and motivation to never give up, as well as his own unique team management style of discovering excellent talent and placing them in the right positions to produce the best results.
In this book, he shares his insights on the importance of a sense of purpose and organizational management, delivering a message of inspiration and value to Arsenal fans, football fans, and those seeking to achieve their dreams.
In particular, he recently outlined his role at FIFA, where he is currently working, and presents an exemplary leader who strives to advance the world of football through quiet and thoughtful reflections on the qualities of a manager necessary for management, coaching, and playing.
His example and advice on leading teams, uniting people, and dedicating himself to the advancement of organizations will be invaluable lessons for many who seek to achieve living leadership.
Arsene Wenger walked
A life filled with elegant beauty and passion
Arsene Wenger's life, dedicated to football, reminds us of the elegant beauty of football and the precious values it seeks to convey.
It details the episode of the FA Cup rematch that clearly shows his gentlemanly side, his own vision that was concretized as he grew while taking charge of the team, and his thoughts on the mentors, managers, coaches, and players who were with him.
In particular, he did not miss out on commenting on Park Chu-young, who unfortunately ended up not being able to display his talents after being recruited by Arsenal.
This book contains 24 pages of color photos summarizing his football life, from his childhood to his playing days, and photos from his retirement game as a manager.
Additionally, it contains records of his entire career, including league performances for each season during his time at Arsenal, key records in numbers, a comparison of records between major Premier League teams and the performances of each manager, and a list of players involved in the 49-game unbeaten run, adding to its value as a collection.
|Translator's Note|
“If you look at it from the perspective of digging into ‘Arsene Wenger’s Code and Philosophy’ to understand how Arsene Wenger, the soccer icon and legendary manager, was born and raised in such an environment, what experiences he went through to grow and develop into ‘Arsenal’s Arsene Wenger’ with his unique soccer philosophy, why he made such choices at Arsenal, and what he thinks about the famous anecdotes related to it, this book will remain an eternal must-read for Arsene Wenger, Arsenal, and soccer fans, who are unique and irreplaceable.” - Lee Seong-mo (soccer reporter and columnist)
Honest advice to the soccer world, including players, coaches, and clubs!
The unwavering passion for soccer continues to this day!
World-renowned coach and football professor
Arsene Wenger's only autobiography published!
In this book, he talks about his life and career, both on and off the field.
He made his own and Arsenal's unprecedented success possible.
Revealing leadership and its principles.
Includes 24 pages of color pictorials, including key scenes from his playing and coaching days, and photos from his retirement matches.
League performances for each season during his tenure at Arsenal, key records in numbers,
Comparison of the records between major Premier League teams and the performance of each manager against each other.
Complete career records, including a list of players involved in the 49-game undefeated journey
“From the perspective of exploring ‘Arsene Wenger’s code and philosophy’,
This book will continue to be about the unique and irreplaceable Arsene Wenger.
“It will remain a must-read for Arsenal and football fans.”
- Lee Seong-mo (soccer reporter and columnist)
A professor in the soccer world
My football life revealed for the first time
Arsene Wenger is one of the most famous managers in the Premier League, having led Arsenal to unprecedented glory while managing 1,235 games over 22 years from 1996 to 2018.
During this period, Arsenal won the Premier League three times, the FA Cup seven times, and the Community Shield seven times.
Among them, the 49-game unbeaten run from May 2003 to October 2004 was the first in the Premier League, and the undefeated championship in the 2003-04 season achieved during the same period was also a record that was achieved for the first time in 115 years.
Wenger, who led Arsenal, which boasted such a formidable power at the time that it was called 'The Invincible', created the best team by implementing innovative ideas such as an innovative approach to football, a keen eye for selecting excellent talent, and the importance of scientific management of non-playing aspects such as diet, and also played a major role in developing the Premier League into the best league in the world.
This book is the only autobiography in which Wenger first compiles his football life, faithfully chronicling the process of his childhood memories when he first fell in love with football, and the systematic formation of his own philosophy on football during his career as a player and coach.
Red and White
Arsene Wenger's football art
The original title of this book, My Life in Red and White, symbolizes the colors of Nancy, Monaco, Nagoya, and Arsenal, which he was in charge of.
He became a great coach representing the world of soccer by completing his own soccer philosophy filled with pure passion like these two colors.
In this book, which chronicles his football career, Wenger reveals memories of his first managerial stints at Cannes, Nancy and Monaco in France, his experiences in Nagoya, Japan, and his time at Arsenal, one of the world's best clubs in North London, which he managed for 22 years.
He discusses Arsenal's glorious achievements and bitter experiences in European competitions, as well as the players he has brought in and released, and his thoughts on the best players in world football.
It also details his role in Arsenal's move to their current home, the Emirates Stadium, his time at Arsenal before and after his departure in 2018, and his current commitment to the development of football as FIFA's Head of Global Football Development.
Not only Arsenal fans, but all football fans
And each of them dreams of success in their own industry and life.
A must-read for all business leaders!
Arsene Wenger is a visionary with exceptional insight, who seizes the optimal opportunity, then believes in his convictions and works hard to achieve results.
He set an example of an artistic soccer coach as an outstanding manager who led his players with a strong spirit and motivation to never give up, as well as his own unique team management style of discovering excellent talent and placing them in the right positions to produce the best results.
In this book, he shares his insights on the importance of a sense of purpose and organizational management, delivering a message of inspiration and value to Arsenal fans, football fans, and those seeking to achieve their dreams.
In particular, he recently outlined his role at FIFA, where he is currently working, and presents an exemplary leader who strives to advance the world of football through quiet and thoughtful reflections on the qualities of a manager necessary for management, coaching, and playing.
His example and advice on leading teams, uniting people, and dedicating himself to the advancement of organizations will be invaluable lessons for many who seek to achieve living leadership.
Arsene Wenger walked
A life filled with elegant beauty and passion
Arsene Wenger's life, dedicated to football, reminds us of the elegant beauty of football and the precious values it seeks to convey.
It details the episode of the FA Cup rematch that clearly shows his gentlemanly side, his own vision that was concretized as he grew while taking charge of the team, and his thoughts on the mentors, managers, coaches, and players who were with him.
In particular, he did not miss out on commenting on Park Chu-young, who unfortunately ended up not being able to display his talents after being recruited by Arsenal.
This book contains 24 pages of color photos summarizing his football life, from his childhood to his playing days, and photos from his retirement game as a manager.
Additionally, it contains records of his entire career, including league performances for each season during his time at Arsenal, key records in numbers, a comparison of records between major Premier League teams and the performances of each manager, and a list of players involved in the 49-game unbeaten run, adding to its value as a collection.
|Translator's Note|
“If you look at it from the perspective of digging into ‘Arsene Wenger’s Code and Philosophy’ to understand how Arsene Wenger, the soccer icon and legendary manager, was born and raised in such an environment, what experiences he went through to grow and develop into ‘Arsenal’s Arsene Wenger’ with his unique soccer philosophy, why he made such choices at Arsenal, and what he thinks about the famous anecdotes related to it, this book will remain an eternal must-read for Arsene Wenger, Arsenal, and soccer fans, who are unique and irreplaceable.” - Lee Seong-mo (soccer reporter and columnist)
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Publication date: March 10, 2021
- Page count, weight, size: 324 pages | 642g | 160*233*16mm
- ISBN13: 9791160075793
- ISBN10: 1160075794
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