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Sean Dyche
really?He's a decent manager but that's similar to when people on here wanted Eddie Howe. Flavour of the month.
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Life after Wenger | Ornstein: Arsenal set to appoint Unai Emery
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Sean Dyche
really?He's a decent manager but that's similar to when people on here wanted Eddie Howe. Flavour of the month.
rich 1990
Not A Big Believer In Diversity
What you want is irrelevant. You'll piss and moan whoever we get
Gooner n Proud
a.k.a. nasri_8 and Voice of Flamini
Conte or Rodgers for me
rich 1990
Not A Big Believer In Diversity
If you read beyond Sean Dyche, I'm fairly sure you'll see he's joking.Sean Dyche
He's a decent manager but that's similar to when people on here wanted Eddie Howe. Flavour of the month.
IslingtonBornandbred
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Yes, but sometimes it's not black and white. We might employ the best coach available and it might not work. We might employ Vieira who obviously has coaching ability but is also a massive presence and leader and Vieira's man management and ability to get the best out of players might be top quality.
It's just about getting the right fit and seeing how everything falls into place.
Mo Britain
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I said we don't actually have to sign him, just unsettle him until the game's over.....Sean Dyche
He's a decent manager but that's similar to when people on here wanted Eddie Howe. Flavour of the month.
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I could only ready up until Sean Dyche before my eyes started blurring.
I'm bookmarking this post and bringing it out every time you utter a word or gesture of complaint next season and beyond.
Allegri is probably the only candidate they go after where they'd have to delay the announcement until the end of the season because he's still involved in a battle for the title. The others are either out of work or at teams that aren't really playing for anything.
We should go to manager who's style is similar style to Wenger we famous with our attacking football so if we appoint guys who prefer to be solid at the back the squad will struggle to adapt
blaise
Well-Known Member
Dont think Tuchel is option at all because of Mislintat, also he seems PSG bound, also seems really overrated, what are his results really.
tap-in
Nothing Wrong With Me
I'm not keen on Arteta purely due to lack of experience, interesting points you make though. I would be very surprised if the BoD go for Arteta, they dont seem to be risk takers. Jardim has made it known that he really wants the Arsenal job, he has to be right up there as potential successor to Wenger. What I really dont want is one of the old been there seen it types, ie Ancelotti, Capello, Benitez.
Its between Favre Rodgers Allegri (if he quit) Juve Luis Enrique
BobP
Memri Fan
I'm genuinely concerned that the odds are as low as they are for Rodgers...
blaise
Well-Known Member
Yeah seems really weird our club ready to risk it with unproven coach. Always thought we ll go Ancelotti, Low road. Maybe they see Rodgers that way also.
carlito'sway
Established Member
The lack of experience is a valid point. Having said that, Arteta would be by far a more risky pick than the names above. It would be a bold move as well.
carlito'sway
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Hell No! No way, Arsène would not resign to have Rodgers replace him!
blaise
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I get really scared when I see Luis Enrique name on shortlists.
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