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Jealous of him.
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Arsenal Coaches Thread
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Peterq
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This guys deserve big applause. Excellent and hard working staff. Huge respect for backroom work but also finally we see coaches that even during the game gives instructions including goalkeeper :Celebration:
Obviously can't name them all but credit to each one for getting this bunch of ragamuffins to look like a half decent team. Well done all.
luigicalzone
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Freddy is leaving...
With Ljungberg leaving, I wonder how much the staff will be bolstered going into the season. They're apparently looking at bringing in a set-piece coach (which honestly, is a very good idea), and I'd assume there'd be a couple more additions. I read someone speculating that Arteta would bring in Cahill (which would be kinda funny 
) but I don't think that's terribly feasible. I'm intrigued by whether there will be more than once addition to replace Ljungberg and in what capacity (i.e. area of expertise).
) but I don't think that's terribly feasible. I'm intrigued by whether there will be more than once addition to replace Ljungberg and in what capacity (i.e. area of expertise).
APierre
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Would be another solid pick up. I know absolutely nothing about him.
Good because since Emery Assistant manager left our defending from set pieces were shocking it'll be great addition.
Brentford were apparently very good on setpieces last season so I'd imagine this is another astute pick-up a la Inaki Cana.
APierre
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Well Arteta pull is elite.
Didn’t we concede a ****load from set pieces?
This will be really interesting as in reality, Freddie was a virtual novice in a coaching sense. I read that Liverpool even have a throw in coach so I don't think Arteta will leave any stone unturned.With Ljungberg leaving, I wonder how much the staff will be bolstered going into the season. They're apparently looking at bringing in a set-piece coach (which honestly, is a very good idea), and I'd assume there'd be a couple more additions. I read someone speculating that Arteta would bring in Cahill (which would be kinda funny
Impact
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Think we did — which makes a set-piece coach an astute pick-up.
HairSprayGooners
My brother posted it ⏩
HairSprayGooners
My brother posted it ⏩
Wtf is going on with this football club? Literally making astute signings left right and centre
Think we could be back.
Think we could be back.
Yes alot of mistakes in marking too since Carlos who is emery assistant manager left we back struggling from set pieces
Taneruit
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Wtf is going on with this football club? Literally making astute signings left right and centre
Think we could be back.
#TrustInArteta
Tbf to Freddie, he had done his coaching badges a while back and paid dues within Arsenal so he had actually been coaching for a while, mostly working with the U15s and U16s. His work with the U23s is really what cemented his reputation as a coach. Problem is he was always a 3rd wheel once he made the first team staff. He wasn't one of Unai's guys, and he probably didn't mesh all that well with Mikel either. Freddie's definitely his own man, that comes across often in how he carries himself and even when he communicated his ideas in the media.
RE Arteta, he will definitely want to cover his bases regarding us. He knows where we are weak and he's had more than his time at Arsenal to think about it given how spectacularly Emery's tenure fell off the wagon. Given how quickly he had to cobble together staff, I'm not surprised that he's beginning to shape the team to his desire now. I'm just intrigued to see whether he will bolster other areas of the coaching - maybe another offensive coach?
