Manager Wish-List Thread

[Makingtrax]

Palace spent £77M in the summer they hired Viera, second-most in their history so pretty much a checkbook manager, unfortunately.

The whole Palace squad only £202m, a third of ours. Unlike Tets he over performed for his investment. Superb manager and a real Arsenal legend.

 

[OnlyOne]

The whole Palace squad only £202m, a third of ours. Unlike Tets he over performed for his investment. Superb manager and a real Arsenal legend.

Where is this taken from?

 

[Taylor Gang Gunners]

It was @Taylor Gang Gunners and, to a certain extent, @Yousif Arsenal. Notice that both of them are pro-Teta.

I haven’t once said Vieira was doing a terrible job, which was the initial statement. I just said he’s an average manager and I stand on that.

 

[Makingtrax]

Where is this taken from?

Cost to assemble squads

 

[Sapient Hawk]

Patrick Vieira or Graham Potter at the helm by October.

Watch how the season then progresses gradually & performances improve due to competent coaching instead of trying to find enemies behind every cone.

Also, free hits will cease becoming a "thing" almost instantaneously

 

[Aussie_gunner123]

Chances are we'll never sack Arteta even if we are coming in the bottom half half way through the year, KSE seem to have too much faith in him to come good. If he plans to have guys like Nketiah & El Neny as 2 major players before signing other WC players it will be pretty disappointing.

 

[arghhhh]

Tite. Just for the sake of meme.

 

[Tir Na Nog]

Treating your players like adults, what is this bizarre concept?

 

[Flying Okapis]

Any managers from the continent of Africa available, I feel this is what we need..

 

[Tir Na Nog]

"Average"

 

[Hunta]

Luis Enrique, Graham Potter or Patrick Vieira will be coaching Arsenal in 2023.

 

[Hunta]

 

[Makingtrax]

What a manager?

 

[Trilly]

I wonder if Potter is better than Arteta?

 

[Blood on the Tracks]

Potter is one of those I find hard to group in with the top managers. Not because I don't rate him either.

Doing well at Brighton is one thing, you can operate a bit more under the radar, less scrutiny when things / buys go wrong. Generally just less pressure. Does he have the personality to manage a big club and thrive under real scrutiny?

I rate him highly with what he's done but I'd like to see him do well at a top 6 club before I put him in the real upper bracket of managers.

I think Potter has the philosophy and skills to do it at the top level but there have also been a number of managers who do well but only at a certain level. That question mark will remain until he gets a chance at one of the big boys for me.

 

[El Duderino]

Potter is one of those I find hard to group in with the top managers. Not because I don't rate him either.

Doing well at Brighton is one thing, you can operate a bit more under the radar, less scrutiny when things / buys go wrong. Generally just less pressure.

I rate him highly with what he's done but I'd like to see him do well at a top 6 club before I put him in the real upper bracket of managers.

I think Potter has the philosophy and skills to do it at the top level but there have also been a number of managers who do well but only at a certain level. That question mark will remain until he gets a chance at one of the big boys for me.

Think he'd do well at Westham, tbh.

Arsenal, if we afford the next guy the same pacience and backing, would be a really good fit for him.

 

[farzad4daarse]

I wonder if Potter is better than Arteta?

Miles better also Rodgers although he is a jerk. Arteta is barely a top ten manager in Pl.


All the managers I’d take over Arteta:
Potter, Moyes, Rodgers, Tuchel, Klopp, Pep, Conte, and yes Ten Hag

 

[Blood on the Tracks]

Think he'd do well at Westham, tbh.

Arsenal, if we afford the next guy the same pacience and backing, would be a really good fit for him.

Based on what I've seen so far I'd be happy to give him a chance after Arteta.

 

[SA Gunner]

I wonder if Potter is better than Arteta?

He is IMO, even though Arteta has won something.

I would say Potter is the third best manager in the league right now, ahead of Tuchel in 4th.

 

[Macho]

I wonder if Potter is better than Arteta?

Hard to say. Some of his decisions and subs, line ups are bizarre at times but cause it's at Brighton it's not as scrutinised.

All I know that if he was Spanish/Italian we might have had this answer already and a big club would have taken a chance on him by now.