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Who's your top three mate?Tiny minority thought Arséne was still the right man for the job.
Tiny minority want Arteta.
Huge correlation between those two demographics.
But yeah, we're making it all up
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Life after Wenger | Ornstein: Arsenal set to appoint Unai Emery
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say yes
forum master baiter
Arteta, Vieira and Buvac.
Country: Iceland
Bring Wenger back home!!! 
He is the right man for the job!
He is the right man for the job!
Country: England
Lmao why is it there are always different camps now with everything. We're a fan base (forum) divided.
Slartibartfast
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Tiny minority thought Arséne was still the right man for the job.
Tiny minority want Arteta.
Huge correlation between those two demographics.
But yeah, we're making it all up
Fake news.
Country: Iceland
I'm sorry for starting it by spotting the Wenger haters and starting calling them that. Now they are filling every thread with bitter "Wenger loyalist & Arteta fans" posts.
I really thought I was toning down my forum use, because studying under final exams. But apparently I can trigger people on here without even trying it!
say yes
forum master baiter
Was on Allegri, Jardim or Tuchel but last of those is obviously PSG bound.
Don't really have a clear third anymore but there are about a dozen decent candidates out there.
Sarri seems a dodgy character but would be very exciting. Ancelotti a safe choice. Enrique an option. Berizzo or Fonseca if we want to be bold. Bottom line is that I want a serious appointment. None of our rumoured ex-players.
Country: Australia
Yup we need 2-3 big names the rest we dip into the juniors .
Country: England
I'm sorry for starting it by spotting the Wenger haters and starting calling them that. Now they are filling every thread with bitter "Wenger loyalist & Arteta fans" posts.
I really thought I was toning down my forum use, because studying under final exams. But apparently I can trigger people on here without even trying it!
I think it's the worst thing about the last few years, the first instinct of Arsenal fans is to be defensive and complain. Exhausting.
Country: Australia
Was never about Wenger in or out , people just love bickering .
Slartibartfast
CIES Loyalist
This Arsenal job needs more than a novice
'Arsenal are not settled yet on whether to go all out for an established European heavyweight like Allegri...'
We will stop you there, Jeremy Wilson of the Daily Telegraph, because we presume that something has been lost somewhere in translation from your Arsenal source to your story on the world-wide interweb. By all accounts, five-time Serie A winner and two-time Champions League finalist Massimiliano Allegri is somehow interested in taking over at Arsenal - the sixth-best team in the Premier League - but the Gunners are 'not settled' on whether they want that kind of manager. And by 'that kind of manager', we mean a bloody excellent manager with a history of winning major silverware. Well, why on earth would they?
Arsenal are making their first managerial appointment this century after their worst season this century and yet they are apparently torn between pursuing a manager like Allegri or Luis Enrique - who won a La Liga and Champions League double with Barcelona - and appointing a young, enthusiastic, untested head coach like Mikel Arteta or Patrick Vieira. Torn, that is, between pursuing the two Champions League final coaches of 2015 or two men who had not managed a game between them by 2015. It sounds so silly that we can only presume that Arsenal are playing it cool in public but are privately sending Allegri flowers, chocolates and framed pictures of his favourite horses.
Read more here:
https://www.msn.com/en-za/news/other/this-arsenal-job-needs-more-than-a-novice-e2-80-a6/ar-AAwZoMa
'Arsenal are not settled yet on whether to go all out for an established European heavyweight like Allegri...'
We will stop you there, Jeremy Wilson of the Daily Telegraph, because we presume that something has been lost somewhere in translation from your Arsenal source to your story on the world-wide interweb. By all accounts, five-time Serie A winner and two-time Champions League finalist Massimiliano Allegri is somehow interested in taking over at Arsenal - the sixth-best team in the Premier League - but the Gunners are 'not settled' on whether they want that kind of manager. And by 'that kind of manager', we mean a bloody excellent manager with a history of winning major silverware. Well, why on earth would they?
Arsenal are making their first managerial appointment this century after their worst season this century and yet they are apparently torn between pursuing a manager like Allegri or Luis Enrique - who won a La Liga and Champions League double with Barcelona - and appointing a young, enthusiastic, untested head coach like Mikel Arteta or Patrick Vieira. Torn, that is, between pursuing the two Champions League final coaches of 2015 or two men who had not managed a game between them by 2015. It sounds so silly that we can only presume that Arsenal are playing it cool in public but are privately sending Allegri flowers, chocolates and framed pictures of his favourite horses.
Read more here:
https://www.msn.com/en-za/news/other/this-arsenal-job-needs-more-than-a-novice-e2-80-a6/ar-AAwZoMa
Kingslayer
Forza Milan
Are you, perchance, of Bangladeshi descent...?
Country: England
Player:Saliba
Allegri must be wondering now . . . stay at the richest club in Italy, sunny Turin, knows the players, loved by the fans, success guaranteed
or
take on a club where the fans turned on their manager, where the owner is as tight as a duck's arse spending only 5th, go to a more difficult league, in rainy and cold London.
Tough decision.
or
take on a club where the fans turned on their manager, where the owner is as tight as a duck's arse spending only 5th, go to a more difficult league, in rainy and cold London.
Tough decision.
Kingslayer
Forza Milan
I really thought I was toning down my forum use, because studying under final exams. But apparently I can trigger people on here without even trying it!
Plug revealed.
Country: England
Turin has worse weather than England, the Manchester of Italy apparently, @yousif_arsenal told me.
Country: Iceland
I have no idea what you are talking about?
I'm going into my last final today at 13:30 in thermodynamics, an engineer approach.
Country: Iceland
I got death threats for saying with some dude on this forum that yousif was an Italian but the guy refused to believe it.
Kingslayer
Forza Milan
Good luck, dude!
It’s warmer in the summer and colder in the winter. They get about the same amount of rain as London. We also have a bigger net spend than Juve over the last 4 or 5 years. Not like @Makingtrax to talk bollocks though.
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