Country: Norway
Sounds like our man from Hertfordshire should turn down their advances then....
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Jack Wilshere The Coach
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Country: Norway
Paperino
It’s Timo Time
Country: Sweden
Once again you make it sound like a lot of things has changed since Teta arrived. The truth is that we are a nothing club today.
Perhaps, with it being a KSE owned team too, they and Jack could see this as an opportunity to try his hand out at 'Arteta-ing' the club, but with fewer eyes on him and much lower stakes.
Maybe they can scale down the model they've used with us for the past 3-4 years and do it with Jack at the helm.
Rather than see if he can turn their results around in a year or 2, let him re-build the club with his inside and intimate knowledge of how we're run, and make it a 5 year project.
It's probably why they're looking at him, if you think about it. He's our U18 coach and he's only been that for a few months.
Maybe they can scale down the model they've used with us for the past 3-4 years and do it with Jack at the helm.
Rather than see if he can turn their results around in a year or 2, let him re-build the club with his inside and intimate knowledge of how we're run, and make it a 5 year project.
It's probably why they're looking at him, if you think about it. He's our U18 coach and he's only been that for a few months.
Rasmi
Negative Nancy
Country: England
When he got the U18 Arsenal job I said he wasn’t qualified for the job and it showed the club don’t take the academy seriously. Now he gets a senior job. It’s amazing how easily these ex players get jobs
TheDrunkenMaster
Active Member
Around 665 million spent and one top four finish to show up for it. Newcastle with a championship level team, spent far less in a shorter time have achieved the same result.
Riou
In The Winchester, Waiting For This To Blow Over
Country: Northern Ireland
Player:Gabriel
To be a manager of a professional top flight football team in any league at just 31 years of age, fair play...hope he gets it and had a good career!
Wilshere making youngest manager in the league Arteta look like a pensioner
Wilshere making youngest manager in the league Arteta look like a pensioner
avenellroad
John Radford’s son
What qualifications do you need for an under 18 job?
Country: Norway
Rasmi
Negative Nancy
Country: England
Actual experience of coaching young players before. It’s the most important age in an academy to see who is gonna make it and having a guy who never coached coach your biggest talents is joke
