Don't do that, don't give me hope. Honestly the one person I'd sack Arteta for without going through the whole "it needs to get untanable" bit.
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Manager Wish-List Thread
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Don't do that, don't give me hope. Honestly the one person I'd sack Arteta for without going through the whole "it needs to get untanable" bit.
The French media have reported that Leonardo wants Allegri to replace Tuchel if/when he goes, so I'm not sure where Poch can end up now besides Real.
scytheavatar
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Guendouzi would be 5th choice if he didn't go on loan and had we sold Xhaka he would have been 4th choice right now. Martinelli like you said isn't fit. ESR just came back from injury problems and Arteta has been giving Nelson plenty of chances to be involved both this season and last. So what the freak do you expect Arteta to do? If you think any of these youngsters will solve our current problems if they are playing then stop, it's not going to happen. Even Saka has a lot more to prove before we can call him a better player than Iwobi.
It's Barcelona the team he'd never manage because of Espanyol, right?
Potch gets in Real and gets sacked right on time to take over from Mik...
HairSprayGooners
My brother posted it ⏩
If we sacked arteta tomorrow and got Poch in, after 10-15 games of doing bad before next summers window people would realise its a huge squad problem.
Country: Iceland
Why would people want Pochetto. Terrible manager. Did nothing with that elite Sp**s squad they had at the time.
Country: Iceland
This forum needs more of this, admitting they were wrong and Hydro was right. Our squad lack balance and quality all over the place.
Country: England
He's a fantastic manager and improved two premiership squads without spending loads so in theory we needed him. My only thing is he's never won anything and we've seen he can get into a strop in public.
Has a proven track record with integrating youth into first team too. He'd do a lot more with Hale End than Arteta I am fully confident.
I can't get past the Sp**s things though, so he was never my first choice but he would no doubt be a step up. Atleast Arteta is an Arsenal guy I guess.
Country: Iceland
Yeah don't get me wrong, I think he is a good manager but I'm just not seeing the chemistry between him and what I want to see Arsenal achieve. Thankfully he seems to be a pretty loyal guy so even if no club has come in for him since he was sacked(quite telling) I hope he will still refuse Arsenal because of his Tottenham connection which is good! Got to respect him for that at the very least!
Country: England
https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/fo...be-a-farmer-than-manage-arsenal-a3750136.html
People change their minds in football but I think you're right, I can't see him doing it anyways.
HollandGooner
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Country: Netherlands
Player:Ødegaard
I am fed up by the topic title. FFS
A lot f people actually say Ulm is his masterpiece. Think they're somewhere in nowhere land now, and they were before him. Very good work indeed. And after that he built two franchises. That's seriously out of the ordinary.
Yeah, not getting pissed off for no reason.
squallman
Still Pining for Wenger
The club put out feelers this week that they're all behind "Project Arteta". Great, but is Arteta onboard with Project Arsenal? For the long haul that is.
If we give Arteta the keys to the kingdom and let him run the show, where are we going to be after he leaves? This isn't even an abstract worry. Arteta's already left us for what he felt was a better opportunity than staying here. He was the same in his playing days
I fear any structure in place will be Arteta's structure, not Arsenal's. Therefore collapsing when he leaves. We need a structure where we can bring in a manager and have him succeed, rather than living and dying completely by who's in the dugout.
We need to decide as a club how we want to play football and put in place a recruitment, youth team and training to reflect that. Hire managers who fit in that philosophy.
If we give Arteta the keys to the kingdom and let him run the show, where are we going to be after he leaves? This isn't even an abstract worry. Arteta's already left us for what he felt was a better opportunity than staying here. He was the same in his playing days
I fear any structure in place will be Arteta's structure, not Arsenal's. Therefore collapsing when he leaves. We need a structure where we can bring in a manager and have him succeed, rather than living and dying completely by who's in the dugout.
We need to decide as a club how we want to play football and put in place a recruitment, youth team and training to reflect that. Hire managers who fit in that philosophy.
Country: Wales
I'm hearing Ronaldo at Arsenal and Messi at City as well...
Country: Wales
I thought we’re getting Messi because he wants to play with Neymar?
Pep has that on lockdown, I'm afraid.
Zizou looking for a PEA - Benzema - Ronaldo front three.
Country: South Africa
Player:Nketiah
Right, if he loses the next three games... who comes in to get us back on track?
Do we go all out for Potchettino and give him the January window to start working?
Do we go all out for Potchettino and give him the January window to start working?
If Poch doesn't want it, maybe Rafa Benitez on an interim basis.
