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Mikel Arteta: Working Jovertime
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grange
Losing my brain cells 🥸
Country: USA
Player:Calafiori
No need to give you more substance when my stance hasn't changed for over a year and it's been proven correct over time. I said he's going to be here longer than 3 seasons and will probably get an extension. He did. There is nothing more to add other than laugh at you guys in a tizzy.
Macho
Thinks he's better than Havertz.
Country: England
Where did you say that?
If so you were correct about his tenure but that doesn’t mean it is the right decision to hire him and keep him as a manager by the club. The club’s standards have falling dramatically since his appointment all in the name of some perceived long term project that is yet to see the light of day.
Honestly Arteta will be okay only because of the World Cup but clubs will be firing managers left right and center by the end of January.
grange
Losing my brain cells 🥸
Country: USA
Player:Calafiori
In this very thread..
The club's standards have fallen for over a half of a decade if not longer. This wasn't some overnight occurrence. Kroenke's have been spending like drunken sailors since taking over full ownership so I do agree that it's time to see results and become legitimate competitors (top 3).
We're worried because that's no longer the standard, so it doesn't matter if Arteta does awful, apparently he stays.
Lampard I think survives too
It will probably be Ten Hag, despite no longer having Woodward you still are the least stable club of the big 6.
Alexs
Active Member
Country: England
Well let’s all hope he becomes a good manager in the next five years or so.
Jack badmon
Active Member
I’m sure he will do alright at Glasgow rangers
shoot for the top
Active Member
Rome wasn't built in a day.
Oxeki
Match Day Thread Merchant
Country: Nigeria
Player:Saliba
He's not getting sacked. 5th gets us CL. That's why his contract was renewed and it's why the Kroenkes have kept spending big despite the relatively little return in performances and results.
Taxi Driver
Well-Known Member
Rome wasn't built in a day.
If Arteta was a Roman emperor, its Western Part would've fallen a lot earlier than in 476 BC.
Rome wasn't built in a day.
If Rome Wasn't Built in a Day, How Long Did It Take?
Ancient Rome was constructed over many centuries, growing from a farming settlement to the capital of an empire that ruled the world.
www.discovermagazine.com
roughly 800 years of process
Football Head
Lord Conspiracy
Country: Ireland
The reports of his pull are greatly exaggerated.
Rimaal
Mesmerised By Raccoons
Not this season it doesn't. Next season.
Blood on the Tracks
AG's best friend, role model and mentor.
Country: England
Player:Rice
Honestly the people getting really annoyed with Arteta, You're targeting the wrong per person / people.
If you appoint a manager with zero management experience it has to be baked into the higher ups expectations that he's learning on the job and it's going to be seen as a long term appointment.
Like when people say that Arteta is getting way more leeway than Arsène or Emery, I mean it's clearly true. He's being graded on a curve based on his experience level. No-one should be shocked by that. That's what you'd expect Kroenke and co to do after appointing him.
If people think that's a bad thing or unacceptable, take it out on the owners. It's clearly a gamble when the project seems to be to appoint a young manager, surround him with young, talented malleable players and let them grow together. I'm moderately pro-Arteta but I'm under no illusions that this project could well fail.
Where I draw the line is the lack of ambition stuff. Arteta is clearly ambitious, maybe overly so. Kroenke is clearly backing him to the hilt financially, that's ambition. This isn't Arsenal treading water anymore, they're blatantly trying to push on.
If you appoint a manager with zero management experience it has to be baked into the higher ups expectations that he's learning on the job and it's going to be seen as a long term appointment.
Like when people say that Arteta is getting way more leeway than Arsène or Emery, I mean it's clearly true. He's being graded on a curve based on his experience level. No-one should be shocked by that. That's what you'd expect Kroenke and co to do after appointing him.
If people think that's a bad thing or unacceptable, take it out on the owners. It's clearly a gamble when the project seems to be to appoint a young manager, surround him with young, talented malleable players and let them grow together. I'm moderately pro-Arteta but I'm under no illusions that this project could well fail.
Where I draw the line is the lack of ambition stuff. Arteta is clearly ambitious, maybe overly so. Kroenke is clearly backing him to the hilt financially, that's ambition. This isn't Arsenal treading water anymore, they're blatantly trying to push on.
Sapient Hawk
Avian supremacy now & forever!!
Country: Saudi Arabia
Maybe
You're wrong, no?
I have a feeling they will create a massive debt with what they are doing. It's nice to have investments, but eventually, they have to back it up with some results and increased revenue from those. No sales, no CL money and we are spending like crazy ever since Arteta joined, it's a bubble
