than Mikel Arteta? :-(
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than Mikel Arteta? :-(
apparently not, m :cry:Quote:
Originally Posted by Monty92
Probably said the same about AW?Quote:
Originally Posted by Monty92
I'd prefer Allegri but I have a feeling Arteta might surprise a few people.....he also has lovely hair
"better" in what way? We appointed an experienced manager in UE, a manager who has been in various countrys and won different trophy's.Quote:
Originally Posted by Monty92
We now ask for an experienced manager who can speak good english but who has experience in the PL...that take nearly all available managers out of the equation.
Looks like we are getting a manager who hasn't managed but has worked under perhaps the greatest current manager in the world for 3 years, who every player seems to credit for helping make them batter, who has the full praise of pep.
What do you actually want in our next manager?
You know what I want :-(
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Originally Posted by Pokster
Gay sex with the Coldstream guards?Quote:
Originally Posted by Monty92
he might be a managerial genius.Quote:
Originally Posted by Monty92
I base this one one gif of him moving his hands about a bit whilst Pep looks on.
but huge risk this.
Ironically, Wenger’s greatest achievement is probably that we would no longer be content with another Wenger :-\Quote:
Originally Posted by PSRB
Its how the American owners do it nowadays M ...they try to hire the next hot young thing based on his previous boss mans endeavors ( pep , Arsene) .Quote:
Originally Posted by Monty92
Same thing happens with the Patriots coaching assistants and anyone that had anything to do with the Rams coach last year . It usually ends in failure
I fear he has leeetle bit no charisma whatsoever
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Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
I take it Fat Sam’s English lacks the required amount of Fams, bluds and de youthman and dems :grim:
He gets way too much stick.
He managed some pretty decent players at Bolton and has a perfect 100% record with England. Proper wheeler dealer in the transfer market.
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Originally Posted by Pokster
For starters, someone that has actually been a manager. We can then narrow it down from there.
Wise words ABR. What kind of spasticated organization would do such a reckless thing? Can't imagine John Lewis & Partners plucking someone off the till in Waitrose and promoting them to CEO.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alberto Balsam Rodriguez
Why does he have to have already managed? UE had and he was slagged off by nearly everyone on here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alberto Balsam Rodriguez
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Originally Posted by Pokster
He doesn't have to have already managed. It is just a riskier appointment when the person given the job has not done the job previously.Of course, having a track record is no guarantee either.
UE was slagged off by some on here simply because he was not Arsene Wenger.
And for him not knowing a good dentist
You think you know more than Pep?Quote:
Originally Posted by Monty92
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Originally Posted by Alberto Balsam Rodriguez
I don't know what our managerial answer is. If, and when, Arteta comes in and gets no response from the players. . . then I would actually be happy for the entire, fúcking lot of them to be fúcked out of the window, and sooner rather than later.
Then we are on a 3-5 year project of youth and buying, you know, actual footballers.
Flip side...Pep is no one’s fool and knows full well Arteta is nothing more than a good Lieutenant.
Letting him leave is simple a test of his loyalty.
I'm looking forward to Arteta. He precision manages his hair... imagine what he can do with a football club!
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