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Mikel Arteta: Managerial Royalty

AberGooner

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The facts I have any kind of confidence in this team keeping clean sheets is testament to Arteta's ability to organise and provide structure given the defenders we have.
Don't know what goes on at training but wonder how much of an influence Steve Round has on the defence. Everton were always a relatively solid team defensively when he was there with Moyes.
 

MutableEarth

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Don't know what goes on at training but wonder how much of an influence Steve Round has on the defence. Everton were always a relatively solid team defensively when he was there with Moyes.
Steve Round has a really strong reputation in England, worked with a lot of the more defensive minded managers. Allardyce said he tended to liaise with everyone from the analysts to the sports scientists, so I'd imagine his coaching approach is relatively fluid based on the information he receives. Seems to be a really important acquisition for Arteta - that said, Arteta has to make sure that they don't fall into the trap of getting stale and might need a couple extra faces in that coaching group within the next few seasons (assuming he's still here, which I believe he will be).
 

CaseUteinberger

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With Emery it was clearly a communication issue more than anything and the anxiety kept building on leading to a complete breakdown. Emery was just not right for Arsenal but you can also accept his first season was a success to previous seasons while most of the players were **** to begin with and still are. We aren't all that great or worse bar some emergence of young who ironically were pushed ahead by Emery while Arteta's familiarity and communication has helped him put through his plan with the players.

People pretending it's a night and day difference are a bit off.
Think the first manager coming in after Wenger was always going to struggle. That Emery’s lack of English skills made a difficult situation worse.

Still think there is big improvement under Arteta. We are much more compact with players closer together able to help put pressure on opponents. We still fall apart at times but it is clear Arteta has a plan and he is getting it across and players are listening.
 

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