Manager Wish-List Thread

[Toby]

Winning in France with PSG isn't really all that. Arteta won an FA Cup with a **** team as well.

yeah, but looking at things now Arteta fluked it. It's a bit different stealing a cup or league title from Bayern in the Bundesliga. Tuchel's been working good stuff since I guess 20 years

 

[L3T5 PL4Y]

That said, I think the biggest move we can make is getting Ralf Rangnick. We need someone who can organize the club from all aspects first.

 

[L3T5 PL4Y]

yeah, but looking at things now Arteta fluked it. It's a bit different stealing a cup or league title from Bayern in the Bundesliga. Tuchel's been working good stuff since I guess 20 years

Yeah, he's shown more aptitude compared to Arteta for sure but I really don't rate him as much. But like I said, Rangnick either as a manager or some organizational role should be the first priority imo.

 

[L3T5 PL4Y]

Maybe a combination of Ralf and Tuchel would be a good move.

 

[blaze_of_glory]

Didn’t you all get the news yesterday? Arteta now owns the club, hes not going anywhere

 

[L3T5 PL4Y]

Didn’t you all get the news yesterday? Arteta now owns the club, hes not going anywhere

?

 

[blaze_of_glory]

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Kidding obviously, buu there was that article saying that Edu now reports to Arteta

 

[L3T5 PL4Y]

Kidding obviously, buu there was that article saying that Edu now reports to Arteta

Just read that article. Ban till 2022 please!

 

[A_G]

@OnlyOne and @SA Gunner potentially in the mud

 

[L3T5 PL4Y]

@OnlyOne and @SA Gunner potentially in the mud

Would really hate to see Rangnick go to Chelsea. Top man. Tuchel is pretty much a dead cert imo.

 

[Trilly]

Give Brendan what he wants ffs. He'll probably bring mad Madderz with him as well. Package ting.

 

[A_G]

Give Brendan what he wants ffs. He'll probably bring mad Madderz with him as well. Package ting.

As good as Brendan is now, let's not forget he was considered a joke once upon a time. He even made this ridiculous statement after losing 2-0 away to Sunderland in 2012:

“It is great for the public here at Sunderland to see us. They must have been wondering what this team everyone is talking about are all about and now they have seen. We were wonderful."

Maybe Arteta will follow a similar career trajectory and become better than anyone anticipates.

 

[Macho]

Old news now, but we were this close to Nuno replacing Arteta had he not turned it around apparently.

https://www.express.co.uk/sport/foo...er-Nuno-Espirito-Santo-replacing-Mikel-Arteta

I am actually a fan of Nuno, I don't think he would be a popular choice though.

 

[hydrofluoric acid]

As good as Brendan is now, let's not forget he was considered a joke once upon a time. He even made this ridiculous statement after losing 2-0 away to Sunderland in 2012:

Maybe Arteta will follow a similar career trajectory and become better than anyone anticipates.

Brendan has come a long way since 2012. I think he has improved massively as a manager. I think he is ready for another attempt on a top club!

Given that we still consider us as a top club he should at very least be on the top3 candidate list if we decide to part ways with Arteta in near future.

 

[L3T5 PL4Y]

As good as Brendan is now, let's not forget he was considered a joke once upon a time. He even made this ridiculous statement after losing 2-0 away to Sunderland in 2012:

Maybe Arteta will follow a similar career trajectory and become better than anyone anticipates.

Arteta seems to be considered to be a Mourinho and Guardiola hybrid going by how he's been treated ever since we first got the hint of him becoming a manager though.

 

[Macho]

Rodgers has always gotten the most out of his main striker wherever he’s gone tbh.
I like the way he uses his 33 year old Vardy. Less responsibilities, just focuses on offensive duties. Vardy is riddled with chronic injuries and a lot goes into getting him onto the pitch but you wouldn’t know it.

https://theathletic.com/news/jamie-vardy-injury-latest-leicester/Rk3EcmjuRxIa

Jamie Vardy will be out for “a few weeks” as he undergoes hernia surgery, Leicester City manager Brendan Rodgers confirmed on Friday.

Rodgers said the 34-year-old striker has been managing the injury for a while but “can no longer put off” surgery, in a blow for the Premier League title contenders..

Macho knows man.

I'm very pro Rodgers, but that ship has sailed unfortunately.

 

[Trilly]

As good as Brendan is now, let's not forget he was considered a joke once upon a time. He even made this ridiculous statement after losing 2-0 away to Sunderland in 2012:

Maybe Arteta will follow a similar career trajectory and become better than anyone anticipates.

Yeah maybe but Rodgers got sacked and learned from it. What happens here?

 

[Macho]

What happens here?

While relegation still feels a farfetched possibility, Arsenal have contingency plans in place if they do go down, according to The Telegraph.

 

[GDeep™]

Rodgers is a young manager, people learn, develop and improve. If anything, his previous experiences just make him more stronger as he seems to have learned from them.

He’s done everything and been through a lot - coached as a young man at Chelsea, great at Swansea, flopped at Liverpool and started acting dodgy, went to Celtic and fixed up, managed in the CL etc. Nothing will phase him now.

I’m sure Chelsea will give him a chance at some time. Maybe even City.

 

[GDeep™]

Carragher made a good point, guy like Klopp, Wenger etc managed outside the “elite” for a while before getting their chance. This allows you to develop and find yourself.