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

[GDeep™]

I dont get the love for Arteta whatsoever!! Rose tinted glasses spring to mind.

Again what love? No one on this forum is banging the drum for him.

 

[GDeep™]

I got a text in the morning saying don’t rule out Sean Dyche.

 

[GDeep™]

Normally you laugh, but Dyche is actually an excellent coach.

 

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Aaron Ramsey to Sky last week about Arteta “I'm sure that one day when the time is right, he'll be a fantastic manager. It's still early days in his career at the moment."

Damn right. Future captain.

What a sensible chap! Probably his way of saying, "If Arteta is manager, I won't be re-signing!" Listen up Gazidis!

 

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I got a text in the morning saying don’t rule out Sean Dyche.

So Sean Dyche has your mobile no!

 

[GDeep™]

So Sean Dyche has your mobile no!

No.

 

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No.

I meant he sent the text, it was a joke

 

[RacingPhoton]

Still feel that we have reached an agreement with the new manager long back. We will announce it only after the last match. The board wants Wenger to hold the limelight till his last match at Arsenal. He deserves it.

I think we started preparing for Wenger's exit at the end of last season itself. The two year deal was given to him stating that the club was going to look for some other manager and he had to stay till the management was capable of holding itself without Wenger. Hiring Sven and Raul were part of the process. Özil might even have even known who the new manager was, before signing his contract.

 

[DanDare]

Signing Allegri would feel like when we signed Özil

Would majorly lift fan base

Arteta, even if a successful appointment would be anticlimactic in the first instance

Probably wouldn’t get the time he needs from the fan base to really make a go at it

 

[dashsnow17]

I got a text in the morning saying don’t rule out Sean Dyche.

A man like Dyche wouldn't leave now they've got European football next season. He's not a Marco Silva who'll jump from one stepping stone to the next. Dyche at Arsenal would be a special sort of exciting though. Could be magnificent, could be awful...who knows.

 

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Still feel that we have reached an agreement with the new manager long back. We will announce it only after the last match. The board wants Wenger to hold the limelight till his last match at Arsenal. He deserves it.

I think we started preparing for Wenger's exit at the end of last season itself. The two year deal was given to him stating that the club was going to look for some other manager and he had to stay till the management was capable of holding itself without Wenger. Hiring Sven and Raul were part of the process. Özil might even have even known who the new manager was, before signing his contract.

So with that in mind, you think Wenger was going even if we had finished top 4 and won the EL? No way!

 

[GDeep™]

I meant he sent the text, it was a joke

I’m slow.

 

[dashsnow17]

There are valid points both for and against the appointment of someone like Simeone, but the fact he simply doesn't speak English or want to move here clearly rules him out. But if you do wanna go down that road then Dyche is basically the next best thing. Not sure it's the right road to go down, but it'd be a new experience at least.

 

[Sanchez11]

Again what love? No one on this forum is banging the drum for him.

Are you blind? Alot of people saying they would take Arteta as an option, do i need to trawl through the posts in this thread?

 

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Are you blind? Alot of people saying they would take Arteta as an option, do i need to trawl through the posts in this thread?

Ramsey just binned his application.

Aaron Ramsey to Sky last week about Arteta “I'm sure that one day when the time is right, he'll be a fantastic manager. It's still early days in his career at the moment."

 

[Preacher]

Full Ramsey's quote:

"Mikel was a fantastic player for Arsenal and a great captain.
"He's been under Pep Guardiola there, he was always interested even when he was playing here in going into a coaching role one day, I'm sure he's learning a lot about the game and especially the way Man City have been playing.
"They've done fantastically well, so I'm sure that one day when the time is right, he'll be a fantastic manager. It's still early days in his career at the moment."

 

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[celestis]

@Vinci

Could it be we finally win the Europa Cup

 

[Preacher]

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

 

[Kingslayer]

30% on the Allegr-o-meter.