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So its a choice between the void & the abyss. Seeing as we're Arsenal the choices are quite apt.
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Life after Wenger | Ornstein: Arsenal set to appoint Unai Emery
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So its a choice between the void & the abyss. Seeing as we're Arsenal the choices are quite apt.
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No Club for old men.
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Allegri and Jardim are both excellent choices, all others are much more of a gamble. Think we can lure Jardim here, not sure about Allegri.
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Saw the documentary on Netflix but never got around to it.
I'm curious, does it focus a substantial bit on Allegri & his outlook, tactics & what exactly makes him tick?
Why are people quite so down on Ancelotti? Is it because of what happened at Bayern? I don't personally think he's the very best candidate out there, but I don't understand the disdain for him by some of you. Remember that he was following Pep at Bayern, a guy who coached players intensely, in contrast to that Ancelotti seemed too hands off. But compared to Wenger he'd probably be quite hands on.
I understand the argument for Ancelotti to come in for two seasons say, get us back in the top 4 while the club lines up a younger long-term coach. Maybe by that time someone like Arteta would actually be ready. It's not the worst solution, certainly a lot better than hiring Low or Arteta too soon.
I understand the argument for Ancelotti to come in for two seasons say, get us back in the top 4 while the club lines up a younger long-term coach. Maybe by that time someone like Arteta would actually be ready. It's not the worst solution, certainly a lot better than hiring Low or Arteta too soon.
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I can't believe someone is seriously saying we should sign Brendan ****ing Rogers as our next manager....might as well get Phil Thompson in, if nose size is our main criteria...Jesus wept..
Nah not really, he's not in it any more than anybody else. You see snippets of his preparations for games though.
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I know a few Juventus fans & the feeling I get from them is that he believes he doesn't get the credit he deserves.
True, he inherited Conte's team but he put his mark on it & took them to 2 Champions League finals making them a force to be reckoned with .
Not a bad feat for a manager of a club who, much like us, have always underwhelmed in Europe.
He's not a bad coach. I mean he developed Sterling into a quality player, helped resurrect the careers of Coutinho and Sturridge, took a very average team close to the title in 13/14. He's also flexible tactically when it comes to playing different formations. Ultimately Suarez leaving + their transfer committee making poor signings was the end of him.
I wouldn't have him replace Wenger but he certainly has more claim for a top job than the likes of Eddie Howe and Sean Dyche.
if we are serious about about appoint Jardim we should do it befroe the world cup start so he'll time to work in transfers and rebuilding the team.
If we get someone like Jardim he will be a coach and have little input on transfers. That’s what Sven and the other chap are there for.
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Our goal should be to get a manager who can beat Guardiola, who can finish in the league above him even with less resources and odds against him. Not just Guardiola but also Mourinho, Klopp, Pochettino, and whomever the next Chelsea manager is. We need fresh ideas, managers with insights others do not have, someone who can make the same impact Wenger made when he joined us. Ancelotti is certainly not the manager to do that. Difficult if not near impossible to get such a manager? Of course it is. That is why our board needs to be special to be able to get him.
agreed but i'm sure he'll have his targets too.
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All the options are a bit of a punt but theres no one else we could get.
Jarmin and Allegri both worth a punt.
Ancelloti might be an okay stop gap but don't see him making major changes. Could spark some life in to players though.
Low would be a massive risk and I can't stand even looking at him.
Arteta and Henry are not options.
Rodgers... would be embarrassing and I'd struggle to watch us. He might actually achieve a decent level but **** what ever the cost to the image of the club that would be.
Jarmin and Allegri both worth a punt.
Ancelloti might be an okay stop gap but don't see him making major changes. Could spark some life in to players though.
Low would be a massive risk and I can't stand even looking at him.
Arteta and Henry are not options.
Rodgers... would be embarrassing and I'd struggle to watch us. He might actually achieve a decent level but **** what ever the cost to the image of the club that would be.
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Arteta is a credible option. Whatever you think of it, it can’t be denied he’s highly rated as a coach within the game.
I want a young manager I think.
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Can't be denied Wenger is highly rated as a coach within the game too.....
If Arteta wants to be Arsenal manager he needs to first leave City and either come manage our youth team or another side. As an assistant manager he is as qualified to be our manager as Ryan Giggs should be for Utd. Ask yourself this question: if Arteta stayed an Everton player and never played for us would you want him to be our manager with his current experience?
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