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Drug testing for pundits please (not that he'd show up)
I would suggest he just says it as clickbait. United are a mess.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda
Great centre back- bit of a ****ing idiot though, who seems to like winding up Arsenal fans :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by PSRB
When Arteta can pay 100 million for a midfielder at Arsenal, why on earth would he want to join United and start his whole process again?
Utter rubbish. City, maybe :-( but I wouldn't want to follow Pep....
United are still struggling to find someone to follow Ferguson.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter
They actually need an Edu, not an Arteta.Quote:
Originally Posted by PSRB
They have caught Spurs disease- a failure to understand that strategy and coaching need to align. For example, you can't have a policy of signing and developing younger players and then appoint a Mourinho to coach them.
Very true - we were lucky enough to have an Edu and Arteta rolled into one until quite recentlyQuote:
Originally Posted by Peter
I think one of the reasons Wenger stayed so long is that he knew nobody else could do the job. The expectations at Arsenal massively outstripped the resources. Wenger understood and accepted this but hardly any other manager would (see Rafa at Liverpool).Quote:
Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda
We got the whole thing horribly wrong with Emery. Very good coach but the situation and power struggle above him was a total and utter mess. Nobody could have made that work.
Yep - I like Emery. Bit like ten Haag at United, I can't see it working but not the coach's faultQuote:
Originally Posted by Peter
Same here. After what happened with us it was brave of Emery to come back to England. Dont like to see Villa do well but I am plresed for him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda
ten Haag did well last season with a mess of a squad and a host of trouble makers. Similar to the issues Arteta inherited. I still don't think they are buying him the right players. He might just be in the sort of second season slump Arteta experienced. I doubt he will be given time to turn it around though.
That kid in midfield, Mainoo- he looks amazing. For a kid that young to play that well, in that position at the top level is almost unheard of these days.
Spot on on Mainoo. In terms of buying players he's been involved in that to some extent - the money spent on Antony was embarrassing. A no-trick pony at best. Not sure while they eulogise about Martinez either - a thug with no paceQuote:
Originally Posted by Peter
Totally agree on Martinez. So, so happy we didn't sign him. He'd be a walking red card for us.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda
Rashford sums them up. Absolute beast on his day, but he seems to need a variety of things to keep him turning up. You can't afford to be like that at the highest level.
Rashford is a massive prick according to few people up here that know him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter
Easy to believe.Quote:
Originally Posted by PSRB
I've seen the video he said this. It's nothing more than a bit of trolling and light hearted banter with his Arsenal supporting mate on the podcast. He doesn't actually believe it.
Fair enough JB - seems to have got a lot of tractionQuote:
Originally Posted by John Bunnell
Still... I can't stand the c*** tho. He has the worst interview style ever. He always puts the answer into his guests mouth. Example "Who's the hardest opponent you've played against IS IT ROY KEANE?" Does it all the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda