Life after Wenger | Ornstein: Arsenal set to appoint Unai Emery

[Garrincha]

It really depends on our aims next season. If just top four why not a Vieira. Allegri seems a waste unless we are making a title push & ripping up this squad.

 

[tap-in]

I don't think we have time to f*ck about with someone like Arteta, but Nagelsmann for example, who knows what he's doing, would fit the bill of being a young coach but also one who can achieve things straight away.

Yep, I said a while back that Nagelsmann should be in the list, then the MODS removed almost everyone Josh Kroneke is rumoured to want a young manager after success with The Rams, if they do go young the successor should still have experience, we cant afford to try things out with a young virgin manager and see how it goes. Nagelsmann fits the bill of being young with experience.

 

[field442]

It feels like it would be typical Gazidis to think Vieira would get the fans on side. I wish that **** fell on his sword as well.

 

[UpTheGunnerz]

It feels like it would be typical Gazidis to think Vieira would get the fans on side. I wish that **** fell on his sword as well.

What are you on about, Gazidis have done very well lately. Sven and Rahul are excellent recruitments, getting Mkh from Utd and the signing of Auba is top class as well.

 

[dashsnow17]

It really depends on our aims next season. If just top four why not a Vieira. Allegri seems a waste unless we are making a title push & ripping up this squad.

Cos to get in the top 4 next season you'll be competing against Pep, Mourinho, Klopp, Poch & whoever Chelsea bring in. It ain't gonna be a breeze. Right now the other top 6 are looking at us pretty confident they can beat us again next season. It's gonna take more than Vieira's charm to turn that around.

Another season or two outside of the Champions League and it'll only be Arsenal fans thinking this is an elite club. Other people will have shorter memories and before you know it we might as well be Sp*rs.

 

[2Smokeyy]

It really depends on our aims next season. If just top four why not a Vieira. Allegri seems a waste unless we are making a title push & ripping up this squad.

That's what I want which is why I'm against someone like Arteta getting the job.

Personally, I think a lot of areas in our squad need addressing. I'm all for giving youth a chance however I'd love for players like Reiss Nelson & Iwobi to go out on loan to a PL side and gain some experience.

It's not going to be an easy job for Allegri but I believe he's capable of doing well here, if the fans give him time.

 

[Highbury_2006]

Nagelsmann is intensely overrated here.

 

[seana39223]

Allegri, please!

Can't bare the thought of Arteta or Viera, mind you Arsène Who!

 

[Highbury_2006]

Cos to get in the top 4 next season you'll be competing against Pep, Mourinho, Klopp, Poch & whoever Chelsea bring in. It ain't gonna be a breeze. Right now the other top 6 are looking at us pretty confident they can beat us again next season. It's gonna take more than Vieira's charm to turn that around.

Another season or two outside of the Champions League and it'll only be Arsenal fans thinking this is an elite club. Other people will have shorter memories and before you know it we might as well be Sp*rs.

Poch and Mourinho is crap.

 

[JimmyTheMac]

Le Grove is interesting character. Spent many years as Wenger outer, and now he's bigging Arteta on twitter

Pretentious character more like. Reckon he eats sushi in Soho while he tweets

 

[say yes]

It really depends on our aims next season. If just top four why not a Vieira. Allegri seems a waste unless we are making a title push & ripping up this squad.

Wait what? I genuinely don't understand this logic at all.

 

[field442]

What are you on about, Gazidis have done very well lately. Sven and Rahul are excellent recruitments, getting Mkh from Utd and the signing of Auba is top class as well.

Appointing Vieira or Arteta will undo all that good work.

 

[say yes]

Arsenal are a club who set trends, we do not follow them. Appointing Allegri would go against this. We initiated the trend of appointing foreign managers, it is time to start the trend of taking risks on young managers. Hopefully doing so will have a knock-on effect on the mid-table/bottom half teams who continuously appoint the same group of old, English managers.

Awful post. You haven't actually advanced any argument for appointing a young manager other than it would be novel. Appointing a chimpanzee would be novel too; that doesn't mean it would be a good idea.

That I can change the entire meaning of your post by substituting two words is indicative of how devoid of reasoning it was:

Arsenal are a club who set trends, we do not follow them. Appointing Allegri would go against this. We initiated the trend of appointing foreign managers, it is time to start the trend of taking risks on intelligent primates. Hopefully doing so will have a knock-on effect on the mid-table/bottom half teams who continuously appoint the same group of old, English managers.

 

[Highbury_2006]

Appointing Vieira or Arteta will undo all that good work.

Give them a chance ffs, crybaby. You really like toxicity, right?

 

[Aevi]

Nagelsmann is intensely overrated here.

He's barely being talked about ffs

 

[UpTheGunnerz]

Folks on twitter saying that Allegris assistant is also the GK trainer

 

[field442]

I love tweets like this.

 

[UpTheGunnerz]

I love tweets like this.

I can only get so erect

 

[Kingslayer]

I love tweets like this.

You'll love this, then...

 

[say yes]

Allegri with Vieira as assistant would be the dream. Proper manager + planning for the future in one-go.

Would unite the fanbase completely and be a masterstroke from the board.

Arteta can stay in Manchester handing out bibs.