Life After Emery Begins

[pacstud]

Let's go Freddie. Get the boys playing so we can bring in a proper manager.

 

[yorch44]

The memo Said emerys staff goes aswell!

So we Will need a few more bodies

Obviously the staff leaves ... you don’t leave them and take the risk of sabotage from inside in revenge

 

[SingmeasongSong]

Thank you, next :Celebration:

 

[BaZZe]

Of course I do

If it turns out well great

But he is interim
If we can get a profile in we should

Baring a smashing success that is

I'd say give him a chance to prove himself for the permanent position!

 

[GDeep™]

We don’t want Nuno.

 

[GDeep™]

Perhaps this means something different for you, but putting professional effort into half a game before jogging for 45 minutes is not what I call "running themselves into the ground".

Up until very recently they were putting in 90 mins of effort. Can’t question the players here I think.

 

[Highbury_2006]

Nuno is a red herring according to James (Gunnerblog) source.

 

[pacstud]

Up until very recently they were putting in 90 mins of effort. Can’t question the players here I think.

I suppose that depends. If you think it's ok to down tools, then I'd say you're correct in not questioning the players.

I've said that we should re-evaluate ALL players under new management, that's how toxic things had become under Emery.

None of this absolves them entirely. Whoever we get should absolutely put all players on notice. Putting in effort is a minimum standard. I'd like to think we need/want a little more from our players.

I expect absolute ferocity for half a dozen games with Emery gone.

 

[Rex Stone]

Nuno is a red herring according to James (Gunnerblog) source.

It’s Poch, no doubt in my mind.

 

[MLK79]

Woke up this morning to see that Emery had gotten the sack, went right back to sleep happy and had the best sleep I've had in 16 months.

 

[Yousif Arsenal]

Thank you, next :Celebration:

Imagine calling one most reliable friendly journalist on twitter fraud

 

[Goonger]

I read the Wolves fan post a few pages back, and this but stood out for me

"Some managers have a quality that makes every single player do every tiny little thing that is asked of them. It’s a really special trait, and it’s incredibly rare. Pep has it, Klopp has it, Jose had it , and Nuno absolutely has it. He transforms players, gets every ounce out of them and gives them an upside that was hitherto unimaginable"

This is utmost important for me, and something that we've lacked for years. Certain managers have that persona, that you just can't bottle....Fergie, Early Wenger, Unarshole Mourinho, Klopp, Pep, Rodgers to a lesser extent....these guys have personality, they somehow get all the players on board, get them all driving in the same direction....this in turn creates a unity within the team, that spreads throughout the club and into the fan base....this is what I want from my next manager.

I've no idea if Nuno is that man for us, but I'd be more than willing to give it a go.

 

[Artisan]

I understand there is reservation about Nuno's ability against inferior sides, but considering his great record against the superior sides and our upcoming December fixture the board might see someone like him as our only chance of getting top four this season. On the 1% chance we ace our December fixtures we are pretty much par for the course getting top 4.

 

[MLK79]

You lazy bastard you can't wash your own dog ? ffs .

Like a peasant, madness.

 

[Yousif Arsenal]

Twenty four years since the club sacked a manager mid-season. We are in uncharted waters folks.

Let's welcome ourselves to modern football it'll happen to us every 2-3 years there won't be wenger or fergie to stay 20+ years.

 

[Balboa]

Corbyn will sort all this out when he nationalises Arsenal.

 

[Camron]

Nuno is a red herring according to James (Gunnerblog) source.

Had to look up what that meant (not native). Good stuff.

 

[Riou]

I understand there is reservation about Nuno's ability against inferior sides, but considering his great record against the superior sides and our upcoming December fixture the board might see someone like him as our only chance of getting top four this season. On the 1% chance we ace our December fixtures we are pretty much par for the course getting top 4.

Klopp started off at Liverpool by being better in the bigger games first, then eventually adapted his tactics when playing smaller teams over the years...since we will always be an underdog for the foreseeable future against the better sides, this would be a good place to start...Emery couldn’t adapt, doesn’t mean Nuno can’t over time.

 

[GDeep™]

Klopp started off at Liverpool by being better in the bigger games first, then eventually adapted his tactics when playing smaller teams over the years...since we will always be an underdog for the foreseeable future against the better sides, this would be a good place to start...Emery couldn’t adapt, doesn’t mean Nuno can’t over time.

Adapted his tactics? More like he got rid of the bums and signed top players.

 

[SingmeasongSong]

Absolutely ridiculous how many namey are thrown around, but we should have seen that one coming..

Romano, Di Marzio and Orni are probably the ones where you really need to listen - Romano is quiet, only said it is not Allegri. Di Marzio says Nuno and Arteta whilst Orni will probably say nothing until it's done anyways.

So I'd go with Nuno and Arteta at this point. The rest is just background noise