Why would Wenger come back? He's still angry at the board for the way he feels they treated him.
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Manager Wish-List Thread
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The problem is there is no one qualified at the club to actually hire a new manager. Imagine Vinai and Edu interviewing Max Allegri for example, they'd get laughed out of the building 
Taxi Driver
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Just show Kroenkes this tidbit from Rangnick's wiki page and he'll be appointed tonight:
Nah. Josh won't call Wenger. He sided with Gazidis to force him out. He's more clueless than his old man when it comes to jumping character. Stan was pro Wenger and the jealous son and minions couldn't stand being left out. What a job they've all done.
truth_hurts
but Holding’s hair transplant was painless
I'd go Posch, but he won't join due to the Sp**s past. Allegri doesn't strike me as a good fit. Benitez I like. He would have us winning games. Posch or Benitez for me
If we had to go the ex player route, then it would be Vieira. He'd get our French speakers pumped up including Matteo and Saliba and is a genuine legend. He'd come in as interim with Ten Haag lined up for the summer.
If we had to go the ex player route, then it would be Vieira. He'd get our French speakers pumped up including Matteo and Saliba and is a genuine legend. He'd come in as interim with Ten Haag lined up for the summer.
novar
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Give me back the optimist tone of Life After Arteta
this title sounds like those clowns saying we will have to suffer him whatever it happens are completely right.
this title sounds like those clowns saying we will have to suffer him whatever it happens are completely right.
Malky
Established Member
Potch or Rodgers were always my top choices, but I feel like the club won’t pay what they’ll need to get Rodgers out his current contract and I’d imagine Potch isn’t interested, going on what he’s said.
I really like the idea of Ragnick until the end of season before he takes over as DOF. Then we should seriously consider Hasenhuttl.
I really like the idea of Ragnick until the end of season before he takes over as DOF. Then we should seriously consider Hasenhuttl.
Time to accept Rodgers is an elite coach. He should be top of the list for me. Bring in Campos to sign the players.
Tourbillion
Angry & Miserable
Why Poch? He won nothing at the ****.
Ragnick and Hassenhuttl fell out at Leipzig I think. We need to pay Leicester the money for Rodgers, do whatever it takes to get him if they decide to sack Arteta.
Max Allegri and Rangnick if anything, but the Italian is the most winner, he has been training great players and clubs for the longest time too and seems to have learned english, most likely he is the best manager too. I prefer him to Pocchettino or Benitez. Now, all of these are better than Arteta.
Iwobeast
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Country: Netherlands
Player:Martinelli
Should do everything to get Rodgers, really impressed with his game plan against Mourinho.
ChefMan21
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Not that I think Arteta should go yet - he needs a couple more windows IMO, or at least some time with a good creative midfielder in the side - but since asked:
Conte because he's a hard arse and Premier League winner. Bring Skriniar and Martinez with you, please.
Conte because he's a hard arse and Premier League winner. Bring Skriniar and Martinez with you, please.
Country: South Africa
Player:Nketiah
Rangnick is a two in one special and would appeal to Arsenal in the short term. I suppose if he wants to focus on DOF duties specifically, the club could grovel at Arsène's door or bring in Rafa for short term deal.
Thereafter its either Potch or Rodgers for me, I would go for either of the two as they are able to build solid sides, the former (Potch) with little to no backing, and the latter with both little backing and decent backing.
As for Arteta, I would offer him redeployment to our u23 team, allowing him further development in that space, but under the clear direction of the Arsenal style of footy, which is progressive attacking at the forefront.
Rangnick, Potchettino, Wenger, Benitez. All possibly available immediately, or we focus on Brendan in the summer and prepare for his arrival.
Thereafter its either Potch or Rodgers for me, I would go for either of the two as they are able to build solid sides, the former (Potch) with little to no backing, and the latter with both little backing and decent backing.
As for Arteta, I would offer him redeployment to our u23 team, allowing him further development in that space, but under the clear direction of the Arsenal style of footy, which is progressive attacking at the forefront.
Rangnick, Potchettino, Wenger, Benitez. All possibly available immediately, or we focus on Brendan in the summer and prepare for his arrival.
Country: South Africa
Player:Nketiah
Fine margins, look where he took those no hopers, and how he worked with Southampton before.
Now add a proper plan and financial backing to that.
Country: Scotland
Player:Gabriel
I've been a snob against Rodgers after that Bring Liverpool documentary years ago where he was like a David Brent rip off but he's more than proven that he's a quality coach.
All his teams play lovely stuff, would be so nice to see us playing like that. Can't see our board paying the money it would take to get him though.
All his teams play lovely stuff, would be so nice to see us playing like that. Can't see our board paying the money it would take to get him though.
Giroud12
Active Member
Very impressed with Rodgers versus Mourinho today. Absolutely nullified Son and Kane.
Malky
Established Member
Glad to see Rodgers getting the recognition he deserves. People turned their noses up at him a year ago when there was rumours we were interested before hiring Arteta, but he’s a top class coach and has teams playing good attacking football.
However, the contract he’s on is a huge problem, we’d need to pay big money to get him here and, with our board, it’s likely they’ll look at cheaper options.
However, the contract he’s on is a huge problem, we’d need to pay big money to get him here and, with our board, it’s likely they’ll look at cheaper options.
Country: England
Yeah I have to be honest I didn't put respek on Brendan's name but it's sh!t like the story about him having his own feature piece portrait hanging in his house and this video that just killed me:
He's proven himself with Leicester now but our board ain't gonna cough up.
Well actually wouldn't the only reason to bring Rangnick in, be to focus on the future? I'd expect him to be dual manager DOF till the end of the season but my expectation would be to make him DOF with a manager coming in under him in the summer.
That's the only scenario I'd bring him in, no short term role and someone else's comment in here about him being only a decent manager put me off from wanting him here in both roles long term.
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Tir Na Nog
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Country: Ireland
Rodgers has grown a lot recently. I don't know what happened up in Scotland but it helped him a lot it seems. He's a more mature manager now, obviously that'll naturally come with experience but what he's doing with Leicester is very impressive. Question is can they sustain it this season?
