Mikel Arteta: All The President’s Men

[Makingtrax]

The greatest fallacy is that the game is first and foremost about winning

Bro, your mind’s as empty as Arteta’s trophy cabinet.

 

[Xln]

Bro, your mind’s as empty as Arteta’s trophy cabinet.

1 braincell?

 

[Makingtrax]

1 braincell?

That braincell was acquired courtesy of Unai Emery’s team.

 

[GDeep™]

It’s the opposite actually, football was always about winning, qualifying, promotion, cups, success etc. It’s just recently it’s become about projects, phases etc.

That said, there are still big percentage of Chelsea, Utd, Sp**s etc fans who want their managers out, despite those managers getting CL football, winning cups, breaking 20 year ducks in quick fashion, or being in the job just for 6 months.

 

[MartiSaka]

It’s the opposite actually, football was always about winning, qualifying, promotion, cups, success etc. It’s just recently it’s become about projects, phases etc.

...philosphies, standards, passion

 

[GDeep™]

...philosphies, standards, passion

Relationships, friendships, memories, journeys etc.

 

[Alexs]

Who the hell wants to journey to Stoke?

 

[shoot for the top]

Relationships, friendships, memories, journeys etc.

As a fake Arteta supporter, I’m proud of you.

 

[shoot for the top]

Copy that mafaka

The greatest fallacy is that the game is first and foremost about winning

Upthesocrates

Winning is for losers. I prefer the sight of the ball rolling sideways to my closest teammate.

 

[UpTheGunnerz]

Winning is for losers. I prefer the sight of the ball rolling sideways to my closest teammate.

The Elneny doctrine

 

[boonthegoon]

He's so good - doing it in the PL (compared to others in this in some farmers league), in his first job and 3 to 5 years in his managerial career

 

[Sapient Hawk]

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Guys, it's not about the trophies we win along the way; it's about the friends we make and the journey.

Cowardly & Pochettino-esque.

For someone whose ego is the size of Neptune, you'd think he'd want them as validation of his garbage-brand of football.

 

[The Ducking Duck]

Mikel Arteta believes trophies are not only way to measure success as Arsenal prepare for Southampton trip in Premier League | Flashscore.com

Guys, it's not about the trophies we win along the way; it's about the friends we make and the journey.

Back in 2020 the narrative was different:

I was brought here with the intention of bringing the club back to where it belongs which is winning trophies


Since he said that we haven't won a single trophy.

I find it funny that some so called Arsenal fans want Arsenal to win trophies next season primarily because they want the Arteta critics to shut up. Personally I want Arsenal to win trophies primarily because i want my club to be successful. Our fanbase is absolutely terrible these days.

 

[The Ducking Duck]

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He's so good - doing it in the PL (compared to others in this in some farmers league), in his first job and 3 to 5 years in his managerial career

Everyone on that list has won more trophies than Arteta since he became our manager. But of course that's completely irrelevant in your mind.

 

[Sapient Hawk]

Back in 2020 the narrative was different:

I was brought here with the intention of bringing the club back to where it belongs which is winning trophies


Since he said that we haven't won a single trophy.

I find it funny that some so called Arsenal fans want Arsenal to win trophies next season primarily because they want the Arteta critics to shut up. Personally I want Arsenal to win trophies primarily because i want my club to be successful. Our fanbase is absolutely terrible these days.

That's because they're not fans of Arsenal, brother.

They're merely fans & hangers-on of the, undoubtedly, greatest charlatan the Basque Country has ever produced.

The hope is that they follow him wherever he ends up once his grift here has run its course.

 

[Dennis_Bergkamp_10]

He doesn't play youth!

 

[HattoriHanzo]

He doesn't play youth!

He should have given more minutes to Dowman who will turn 16 on New Year's eve.
It is common practice that managers in EPL give a lot of minutes to 15 yr old kids.
"Experts" on AM have debated about that yesterday (or 2 days ago) and harshly criticized Arteta for that.

 

[shoot for the top]

He doesn't play youth!

Except when the game called for an attacker, Arteta played his 6th letf-back instead of Nwaneri.

 

[Red London]

Except when the game called for an attacker, Arteta played his 6th letf-back instead of Nwaneri.

You know it’s physically impossible for him to be as bad as your thousands of negative comments suggest and still be a professional football manager.

 

[Dennis_Bergkamp_10]

Except when the game called for an attacker, Arteta played his 6th letf-back instead of Nwaneri.

Not the point.