NO! No more managers who sees us a step up. We are not a ladder. We want a manager who will see us as a great club in need of his talents. One who will only be satisfied with making the club great again.
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Manager Wish-List Thread
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NO! No more managers who sees us a step up. We are not a ladder. We want a manager who will see us as a great club in need of his talents. One who will only be satisfied with making the club great again.
JFC. I said no. No midtable mediocrity.
I've seen Zidane speaking a bit of English in an interview with Beckham, not sure how much more he knows though.
Country: Scotland
Player:Gabriel
Loved Edu as a player but he has to go as well I'm afraid, Vinai too. We need experienced people in those positions as well as the coaching role.
Unfortunately with Kroenke in charge I can't see him getting any of those director type positions right. This is the same guy who thought it would be a good idea to put 3 rookies in those roles at once. As obvious of a recipe for disaster as there could ever be.
Joestlaachmkr
Active Member
Emery is a world class manager, but he came to Arsenal with little knowledge of the EPL and English football in general. But the biggest issue with Emery was the communication problems, this was reportedly a problem for him at PSG as well.
Emery was unprepared for the job.
Some fans will accept sh1te. We’re one of the best clubs in the world and one of the most attractive jobs out there. Conte, Allegri Etc are happy to come. We just need to give them the budget and the salary to match.
Country: Saudi Arabia
He certainly has the presence to get us players who wouldn't bat an eyelid in our direction at present and the charisma to reign in the ego of said players.
Additionally, similar to Conte, he will not be shy in voicing his displeasure at the lack of quality (save a few bright spots) in the current squad of players.
Him, Conte or Bielsa. These are veterans of the game & men who stand on their own merits, they're not yes-men who can be cowed by an inefficacious board. They're the type of appointments we need at this moment in time.
Brendan Rodgers wasn't a top manager until recently. Arsenal need to find the next guy to step up. Potter & Hassenhuttl are good shouts... Managing is very tough and they've gritted it out in a few situations.
You want Conte and his dead football at the Emirates?
Notorious Big
Drunka In Friend Zone
Notorious Big
Drunka In Friend Zone
He understands something,but speaks English like Hindi.
Country: Saudi Arabia
Come on AG! The football his first season at Chelsea was similar to some of the best displays we put on in Wenger's early years. Determined & direct.
It all went pear-shaped the season after that, but it's a worthy sacrifice if a Premier League title comes first
squallman
Still Pining for Wenger
Raul was experienced..... We need quality people who embody the Arsenal values. I'll say one thing for Arteta and Emery too as well; I wasn't embarrassed to have them as our managers (yes I'm speaking of Arteta in the past tense). Although the Cedric and Willian deals both seem very dodgy from the outside looking in.
squallman
Still Pining for Wenger
To be fair he probably speaks English just as well as Beckham can.
TimoJens
Formerly known as highbury_2006
So not very well then.
Can only hope people stop falling for this with the next manager.
squallman
Still Pining for Wenger
Those two phrases are the footballing equivalent of a blessing circle
This “game” is a chain letter scam
Are you tempted to play “The Circle Game,” join a “Blessing Loom,” or jump on a “Money Board”?
Rasmi
Negative Nancy
Country: England
Managing small team as underdog is big different than big club having pressure. Potter is not experienced. Just get Allegri. This club and its fans has this weird thing about not doing the obvious. Always have to think outside of the box and do dumb sh1t like hippies
BigPoppaPump
Reeling from Laca & Kos nightmares
He's a big part of why we're in this mess right now, can't trust him with transfers we bought bums.
