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Not sure we can afford Sarri, having to install ashtrays all over the Emirates and Colney.
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Manager Wish-List Thread
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Country: Norway
Joestlaachmkr
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Nah, Allegri has taken english lessons since leaving Juve. The language wasn’t a problem for other italian managers in the EPL like Ranieri, Ancelotti, Conte or Sarri, so i don’t why it would be a issue for Allegri. But there are reports out there claiming that Allegri and/or Zidane are the two favourites to become the next manager of Juventus.
Rangnick was first linked to us as DoF, but he was apparently a candidate to take over the helm after Emery. I think Rangnick would be a perfect candidate to take over Arsenal ATM, and i really like his style of football.
Iceman10
Established Member
Surprised with Rafa. He was only ever an idea for me as a caretaker if a manager was sacked mid season. Not sure I would sign him on a multi-year contract without him proving himself first. Too many unknowns with an “old dog”.
Country: England
We could do a lot worse than firing Edu + Arteta and handing the keys to Rangnick. I've read around a little and he seems to get universal praise.
lamby22
It's Not Lupus
Country: Scotland
Knows how to get the best out of Tierney as well.Barnes, Perez, Vardy and Iheanacho. Rodgers has those lot terrifying defences every week. Imagine what he could do with Saka, Martinelli, Pepe and Aubameyang.
Tielemans is out of contract in 2023 as well.
Don't worry mate. If he's as bad as Arteta, at least he'll burn the place down when he leaves and put us out of our misery.
carlito'sway
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I don't think Arteta is going to get the ax, but if that happens, I would love to have Gallardo. He is on the short list of a number of clubs though, among them Lyon. I fear he will be missing him.
DeZerbi could be an interesting pick too, definitely an up and coming modern manager.
DeZerbi could be an interesting pick too, definitely an up and coming modern manager.
TinFish
Well-Known Member
He barely played for Arsenal mate. On top of that I don't blame Pulis not prioritising a loan player for the first team. If it was his own, the story may have been different.
I'm more of a Wedgwood fan...He'd be my second favourite Potter.
I wouldn't be surprised they sack Arteta so they don't spend big in summer lol
Iceman10
Established Member
Our wage bill is going to quickly escalate again, to compensate for having no European football.
We need alot of players out specially without Europe we don't need more than 23-25 players we really need to get rid most of them and start again and be more smart.
Country: England
thats fine, maybe another manager won’t need as much backing because he can actually improve what we have.
No. Even if new manager we'll need alot of improvement this squad is maximum can get you 6th.
HairSprayGooners
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Nobody is improving Holding, bellerin, laca, elneny and Ceballos. Imagine Pep trying to work with these bums ffs
Country: England
Not even on about them you weasel, and you have no idea if they can be improved.
Country: England
Never said no backing but cries for 200M are stupid.
HairSprayGooners
My brother posted it ⏩
Are you telling me Bellerin is going to magically get coached how to not have two left feet? Or Holding is going to be taught an extra yard of pace?
There's only so far coaching can take players. If their ability and drive isn't up to the required standard its pointless.
I look at Leeds today, no names pop out of their starting 11. They're well coached, none of their players are on stupid wages but the main thing is they run and run and run and run. No matter what, they do not stop.
Klopp built his team pretty much on this premise as well. Hard work hard pressing etc. Look at what happened to Liverpool as soon as Thiago entered the building. All of a sudden there's been a shift.
HairSprayGooners
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To get top 4 maybe 100-150m with the sales as well to balance the squad properly.
But to get back to the very top again you're looking at around at least 400M. That's to challenge City and Chelsea every season.
200m to edu is stupid he don't know how to spend it I'd rather get rid of players that need selling first before buying.
