So the season we fail to qualify, Barcelona, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich

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Originally Posted by Tony C

In his first full season, Van Bronckhorst led Feyenoord to win the 2015–16 KNVB Cup after the club defeated Utrecht 2–1 in the final.

In his second season, Van Bronckhorst won the Eredivisie title, Feyenoord's first in 18 years.

....sounds promising imo

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I like the cut of thon Monaco chap. He'd be worth a punt and would work well within our budget constraints.

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Originally Posted by Sir C

Of all those options the one I'd love to see is Vivas. That would be constantly amusing.

Mind you, a season under Fruitloop Campbell would be quite the soap opera, wouldn't it?

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**** cost us the league in either 99, 2000 or maybe 2001. He can do one.

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Originally Posted by Sir C

are all beatable. Timing really is everything, isn't it? Those bloody Scousers are going to walk it.

Bayern look a really old team all of a sudden.

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Bayern were often beatable. We just couldn't beat them ;-)

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Originally Posted by SWv2

**** cost us the league in either 99, 2000 or maybe 2001. He can do one.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GjYYj87oZnc

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Originally Posted by SWv2

**** cost us the league in either 99, 2000 or maybe 2001. He can do one.

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Let's play it safe and say all three years imo

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Originally Posted by Rich

Being ‘bold’ is something that both Ivan and Arsene have used to discuss our choice of manager. To me this suggests a choice has been made that is perhaps not the obvious choice. Whether that’s an ex player (Arsene even said that this would be positive) or someone like Ragnick remains to be seen.

I do think it rules out a big name coach, though.

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If Wenger thinks a former player for manager is a good idea then that's exactly what Arsenal shouldn't do, knowing that inept bunch of ****s on the board they'll let him choose...
Then again that plan worked out well for Utd :hehe:

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Originally Posted by barrybueno

If Wenger thinks a former player for manager is a good idea then that's exactly what Arsenal shouldn't do, knowing that inept bunch of ****s on the board they'll let him choose...
Then again that plan worked out well for Utd :hehe:

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Why the fvck does Wenger have any role in the decision-making process? They need to change the locks and sue him for abusing his lunch room soda privileges.