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Its time for the great man to come back home...
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“No man ever steps in the same river twice, for it's not the same river and he's not the same man.”
Heraclitus
Mark Tobias
Mr. Agreeable
Wishful thinking, i think Arsène is done. He's given all he has to this sport. Let the poor dude enjoy retirement. Id not say no at this point though
I'd say no as well. Everyone from time to time tends to forget why we wanted Arsène out in the first place. The last few seasons it was dominate possession, then get countered by the opposition - whoever they are (minus the top 6) - and they score on their first or second shot. Then the team don't have the mentality to come back and win the game after getting countered.
Stubborness with not bringing in a proper defensive mid, having favourites that were undroppable and never correcting the poor defense at home sometimes and in away games. Rinse and repeat every single season. It got to the point, teams didn't even need a plan because they knew exactly what we did and how to play against it.
Don't get me wrong, Arsène was fantastic, brilliant football to watch but there was a reason we wanted change. Emery was meant to change that but all Emery turned out was that he is a fraud with no clue.
Stubborness with not bringing in a proper defensive mid, having favourites that were undroppable and never correcting the poor defense at home sometimes and in away games. Rinse and repeat every single season. It got to the point, teams didn't even need a plan because they knew exactly what we did and how to play against it.
Don't get me wrong, Arsène was fantastic, brilliant football to watch but there was a reason we wanted change. Emery was meant to change that but all Emery turned out was that he is a fraud with no clue.
Sniper Mik
Not a Closet Sp**s Fan
No.
North5
Here since 2009. Unlike Cornavirus.
Country: England
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Country: England
Player:Saliba
Never. Idiots like Mr T and all those other loud mouth bozos on social media who thought they were football experts had their moment of abusing the great man. There's no repeat.
YeahBee
Terrible hot takes
Hell No!
Not the way he left us, we are still dealing with the problems he created, heck Emery actually improved some of Wengers follies
He lost the dressing room once.
He is not the kind of manager we need
Not the way he left us, we are still dealing with the problems he created, heck Emery actually improved some of Wengers follies
He lost the dressing room once.
He is not the kind of manager we need
Notorious Big
Drunka In Friend Zone
Nah.
freeglennhelder2
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Dregen57
Active Member
No
Country: South Africa
Player:Nketiah
Really is the stuff of fantasies, mine included.
As much as I feel Arsène, even on a short term contract, would be the man for us, do I understand that its a massive ask for him to come in and re-jig our season mid flight. He is one of the best I have seen in the game but I feel that is a bridge too far.
We have made our bed, now we lie in it.
As much as I feel Arsène, even on a short term contract, would be the man for us, do I understand that its a massive ask for him to come in and re-jig our season mid flight. He is one of the best I have seen in the game but I feel that is a bridge too far.
We have made our bed, now we lie in it.
say yes
forum master baiter
So we can sack him again?
No thanks. As much as I love Arsène, he’s clearly still looking for a permanent managerial role and he’s not going to get that here. I don’t think the divorce would be any easier the second time around either.
No thanks. As much as I love Arsène, he’s clearly still looking for a permanent managerial role and he’s not going to get that here. I don’t think the divorce would be any easier the second time around either.
Keplaz
Well-Known Member
Going back won't help us or him. Whilst there's a lot of nostalgia and he will always have goodwill with most supporters, there's a large number of people who wouldn't react well to his reappointment. Also think the game has moved on from his heyday.
Dennis_Bergkamp_10
Established Member
Why open a thread for this..
Arsène is gone for a reason he was not improving us he keep being stubborn leaving us short every season keeping faith on players that always let him down.
Unai is not worked but there will be always other managers.
Unai is not worked but there will be always other managers.
Preacher
Always Crying
How about no.
GDeep™
League is very weak
Wenger is too good for Arsenal, lad is telling Bayern to chill for a week.
You guys need to move on, Arsenal are battling Sheffield Utd for 6th now.
You guys need to move on, Arsenal are battling Sheffield Utd for 6th now.
If a billionaire came in thirsty to spend, sure for one last run.
Not with this bunch of clowns though. His captain, loyal players & favorite youth have gone. Its just Svens signing, the dross & kids left.
Not with this bunch of clowns though. His captain, loyal players & favorite youth have gone. Its just Svens signing, the dross & kids left.
I love Arsène but wasn't his fault he got us to this point? Instead of improving when we were in CL we just were the same while other teams are improving can't blame him for all the board and kroenke will have take responsibility too
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