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That isn't the only reason.
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Life After Emery Begins
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Country: England
That isn't the only reason.
Flying Okapis
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100% agree with this, the next manager needs to be able to sort the defence out, solidify the spine and pretty much start a fresh like he's teaching a baby to walk.
No assistant or no.2 is right for this, it needs to be someone with experience in that department, the attack for me can wait, we need to rid this club of whatever it is that keeps exposing and carving us open against the likes of Norwich, Southampton etc..
Jose would have been perfect for this but that ship has sailed, I dont know who else is out there?
Managers can't change everything everyone will have to work better including the players
14Henry
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So what we should do is keep hiring average managers in their 50s who have management experience but have reached their limit and showing no signs of improving.
Arteta may or not be the answer but I would rather take a chance on him on the hope that he has something special untapped than go for Benitez.
Why? Because if Arteta isn't the answer we go again in 12-18 months like other teams.
However if he is half as special as Guardiola thinks and he goes to a mid table club and does well he may just get a better offer than Arsenal.
Because let's face it. We are not a top club or an inviting prospect for many top managers like we once were.
Arteta may or not be the answer but I would rather take a chance on him on the hope that he has something special untapped than go for Benitez.
Why? Because if Arteta isn't the answer we go again in 12-18 months like other teams.
However if he is half as special as Guardiola thinks and he goes to a mid table club and does well he may just get a better offer than Arsenal.
Because let's face it. We are not a top club or an inviting prospect for many top managers like we once were.
Country: England
Both United and Sp**s getting results, need to get this manager in and going.
A well drilled tactically defensive manager for a few years would do the club a world of good.
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My worry is we stick with Freddie till the end of the season and miss out on CL, then we're stuck with appointing someone average again.
14Henry
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You cant polish a turd mate. You need decent defenders to be solid at the back. Not ball playing wannabe Nestas who are more interested in fighting with attackers than tackling them.
Tumblin'Dice
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Surely there is a middle ground between hiring as you say "average managers in their 50s who have management experience but have reached their limit and showing no signs of improving" and hiring someone who has literally never managed before.
Both of those extremes are poor choices, but the goal shouldn't be to make the least bad decision from a poor selection, it should be trying to make the best decision possible, period.
rich 1990
Not A Big Believer In Diversity
I'm more worried about staying up.
20 points needed i think we'll do it and hire big Sam in summer
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So is my Grandad!
boyinneedofhumor
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... whoever loses to use an avatar of another team's player, e.g. Utd's Jones...
(Don't flame me; I thought both of you might entertain a suggestion from a neutral.
Com'on Tiger(s)... grrrr... )
rich 1990
Not A Big Believer In Diversity
Nothing goes up in your family.
14Henry
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Who is in that middle ground area though? Allegri who cant speak English? Marcelino who cant speak English? Benetiz who is uninspiring. Ancelotti who again is uninspiring.
Who really is there out there. Carragher was talking saying theres more big clubs than top managers at the minute and hes probably right. I wouldn't take anyone from lower down the premier league than Rodgers. Who else would do a good job?
Country: England
Nothing but our bank accounts.
DJ_Markstar
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Player:Martinelli
Afraid not, they've been better than us for a good while now and play decent football. Also have a loyal fanbase. Can't really see any reason they're a joke at all atm tbh.
DJ_Markstar
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Player:Martinelli
Really wouldn't describe Gilberto Silva as a "great", surely you have to reserve that word for the very best in your history like Henry/Bergkamp/Cesc etc.
Big G was a good player for us but hardly a great.
Joestlaachmkr
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I said once it became clear that Wenger would step away that we should go all in for an experienced manager who has won titles, and my 3 favourites to succeed Wenger was Luis Enrique, Max Allegri or Brendan Rodgers. I was hughely dissapointed when Emery was announced as Arsenal manager, and i was too excited by the news that Ljungberg would succeed Emery either.
Luis Enrique or Max Allegri would both have been excellent managers for our club.
Luis Enrique or Max Allegri would both have been excellent managers for our club.
Arson Finger
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Pochettino worked miracles, and got that **** club to the CL final a few months ago.
He is proven, experienced, and had way more success with Tottenham than they could have even dreamed of.
He is available right now and would surely love to prove Sp**s wrong. He is the best choice and Arsenal had better be doing all they can to try to bring him in.
Hiring him would be like stealing Sol Campbell from them all over again.
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