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The double edge sword is that it is still an attractive job, but to take it you would want concrete guarantees that your not going to be sacked if things go sour in first six months... likely because the previous two managers left us in dire straights!
Marco Silva. That’s pretty much the level you’re now at. The idea you could have ever got Rodgers is hilarious
comment by shovel me into a ditch (U3245)
posted 16 seconds ago
we need a sadomasochist. someone like Simeone would probably take it if it meant he could physically abuse the players in training
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This is exactly who we need. A coach who knows how to get teams playing isn’t enough. We need someone who has the players by their balls. Simeone has spent a long time at Atletico now to have over seen them being pathetic in comparison to Barca and Madrid to a team to be feared. I think he’s the only guy who would stand around for a long time as well, something Klopp had done at Dortmund and is doing at Liverpool.
You say that, but a job at a club as big as Arsenal only usually becomes available if the previous manager has left them in trouble or if there are problems at board level.
There will be plenty of good ambitious managers that would jump at the opportunity.
comment by Dubbed the new Freddie (U21076)
posted 1 minute ago
You say that, but a job at a club as big as Arsenal only usually becomes available if the previous manager has left them in trouble or if there are problems at board level.
There will be plenty of good ambitious managers that would jump at the opportunity.
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I hope that’s true. But hard to see any good hope for now.
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posted 5 minutes ago
The double edge sword is that it is still an attractive job, but to take it you would want concrete guarantees that your not going to be sacked if things go sour in first six months... likely because the previous two managers left us in dire straights!
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What....nah...I doubt any manager would care. The payoff when you get sacked is amazing!!
Trust us not to get a new manager bounce
comment by Black Starr (U12353)
posted 5 minutes ago
Marco Silva. That’s pretty much the level you’re now at. The idea you could have ever got Rodgers is hilarious
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In 6 months Rodgers has become an elite manager Ok pal.
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comment by Black Starr (U12353)
posted 5 minutes ago
Marco Silva. That’s pretty much the level you’re now at. The idea you could have ever got Rodgers is hilarious
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In 6 months Rodgers has become an elite managerOk pal.
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In 6 months he’s become a manager Arsenal can’t attract
comment by shovel me into a ditch (U3245)
posted 34 minutes ago
we need a sadomasochist. someone like Simeone would probably take it if it meant he could physically abuse the players in training
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Honestly does it matter? This wont be fixed by any manager any time soon.
No established manager is going to want to go to a club that have hounded out their last two managers (one of whom possibly being their greatest manager of all time), boo their own players to tears, and have as much work as Arsenal will need. It is entirely an unattractive proposition.
Take a chance on someone like Howe. That is the sort of manager you are going to have to go for. Ancelotti and Allegri? No way. Rodgers? Out of your league. Even Nuno at Wolves is at a club that, to me at least, looks a more attractive proposition. Arsenal have been put in this position by poor ownership but also entitled fans who mean any established coach won't put themselves through the trauma.
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posted 2 hours, 18 minutes ago
comment by Lucas Torreira (U8691)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by Black Starr (U12353)
posted 5 minutes ago
Marco Silva. That’s pretty much the level you’re now at. The idea you could have ever got Rodgers is hilarious
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In 6 months Rodgers has become an elite managerOk pal.
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In 6 months he’s become a manager Arsenal can’t attract
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Your one Obsessed little man!
Allegri wants the United job, according to rumours. Arsenal's issues are quite similar to United’s minus the toxic fan base. Poor running of the club by owners and recruitment. No planning for when a legend leaves. Incompetent people with no knowledge of football overruling the manager or over indulging the manager. Flipfloping on what they want.
I mean how many of your signings under Emery have been any good?
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posted on 5/12/19
The double edge sword is that it is still an attractive job, but to take it you would want concrete guarantees that your not going to be sacked if things go sour in first six months... likely because the previous two managers left us in dire straights!
posted on 5/12/19
Marco Silva. That’s pretty much the level you’re now at. The idea you could have ever got Rodgers is hilarious
posted on 5/12/19
comment by shovel me into a ditch (U3245)
posted 16 seconds ago
we need a sadomasochist. someone like Simeone would probably take it if it meant he could physically abuse the players in training
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This is exactly who we need. A coach who knows how to get teams playing isn’t enough. We need someone who has the players by their balls. Simeone has spent a long time at Atletico now to have over seen them being pathetic in comparison to Barca and Madrid to a team to be feared. I think he’s the only guy who would stand around for a long time as well, something Klopp had done at Dortmund and is doing at Liverpool.
posted on 5/12/19
You say that, but a job at a club as big as Arsenal only usually becomes available if the previous manager has left them in trouble or if there are problems at board level.
There will be plenty of good ambitious managers that would jump at the opportunity.
posted on 5/12/19
comment by Dubbed the new Freddie (U21076)
posted 1 minute ago
You say that, but a job at a club as big as Arsenal only usually becomes available if the previous manager has left them in trouble or if there are problems at board level.
There will be plenty of good ambitious managers that would jump at the opportunity.
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I hope that’s true. But hard to see any good hope for now.
posted on 5/12/19
comment by (U21781)
posted 5 minutes ago
The double edge sword is that it is still an attractive job, but to take it you would want concrete guarantees that your not going to be sacked if things go sour in first six months... likely because the previous two managers left us in dire straights!
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What....nah...I doubt any manager would care. The payoff when you get sacked is amazing!!
posted on 5/12/19
Trust us not to get a new manager bounce
posted on 5/12/19
comment by Black Starr (U12353)
posted 5 minutes ago
Marco Silva. That’s pretty much the level you’re now at. The idea you could have ever got Rodgers is hilarious
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In 6 months Rodgers has become an elite manager Ok pal.
posted on 5/12/19
comment by Lucas Torreira (U8691)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by Black Starr (U12353)
posted 5 minutes ago
Marco Silva. That’s pretty much the level you’re now at. The idea you could have ever got Rodgers is hilarious
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In 6 months Rodgers has become an elite managerOk pal.
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In 6 months he’s become a manager Arsenal can’t attract
posted on 5/12/19
comment by shovel me into a ditch (U3245)
posted 34 minutes ago
we need a sadomasochist. someone like Simeone would probably take it if it meant he could physically abuse the players in training
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posted on 5/12/19
Honestly does it matter? This wont be fixed by any manager any time soon.
posted on 5/12/19
No established manager is going to want to go to a club that have hounded out their last two managers (one of whom possibly being their greatest manager of all time), boo their own players to tears, and have as much work as Arsenal will need. It is entirely an unattractive proposition.
Take a chance on someone like Howe. That is the sort of manager you are going to have to go for. Ancelotti and Allegri? No way. Rodgers? Out of your league. Even Nuno at Wolves is at a club that, to me at least, looks a more attractive proposition. Arsenal have been put in this position by poor ownership but also entitled fans who mean any established coach won't put themselves through the trauma.
posted on 6/12/19
comment by Black Starr (U12353)
posted 2 hours, 18 minutes ago
comment by Lucas Torreira (U8691)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by Black Starr (U12353)
posted 5 minutes ago
Marco Silva. That’s pretty much the level you’re now at. The idea you could have ever got Rodgers is hilarious
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In 6 months Rodgers has become an elite managerOk pal.
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In 6 months he’s become a manager Arsenal can’t attract
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Your one Obsessed little man!
posted on 6/12/19
Allegri wants the United job, according to rumours. Arsenal's issues are quite similar to United’s minus the toxic fan base. Poor running of the club by owners and recruitment. No planning for when a legend leaves. Incompetent people with no knowledge of football overruling the manager or over indulging the manager. Flipfloping on what they want.
I mean how many of your signings under Emery have been any good?
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