Random Arsenal Shit (When it's not worth starting a thread)

[The Emirates Gallactico]

Bendtner about to sign for Nottingham Forest.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/37288136

Oh how the mighty have fallen. We play them in a few weeks in the league cup as well ....... reunion time!

I think Adams has had frosty relationship with the club for many years now. I remember a story back in the day about him not being allowed to give a talk on addiction or rehab at the club, or something along those lines. No idea really, he's always been a bit of an oddball though.

Didn't we offer him Henry's role coaching at the club only for him to refuse and instead head of to China for more money?

Even though he's a club legend his post career decisions haven't been blighted with successes.

[Maestro]

The top 10 highest paid managers in the world

1. Pep Guardiola: £15.9m-a-year
2. Carlo Ancelotti: £12.6m-a-year
3. Jose Mourinho: £12.3m-a-year
4. Arsene Wenger: £8.9m-a-year
5. Luis Enrique: £7.2m-a-year
6. Jurgen Klopp: £7m-a-year
7. Antonio Conte: £6.6m-a-year
8. Ronald Koeman: £6m-a-year
9. Diego Simeone: £5.1m-a-year
10. Zinedine Zidane: £4.6m-a-year

[Maestro]

The top 10 highest paid managers in the world

1. Pep Guardiola: £15.9m-a-year
2. Carlo Ancelotti: £12.6m-a-year
3. Jose Mourinho: £12.3m-a-year
4. Arsene Wenger: £8.9m-a-year
5. Luis Enrique: £7.2m-a-year
6. Jurgen Klopp: £7m-a-year
7. Antonio Conte: £6.6m-a-year
8. Ronald Koeman: £6m-a-year
9. Diego Simeone: £5.1m-a-year
10. Zinedine Zidane: £4.6m-a-year

Always finds a way to make the top four, you have to hand it to him

[Kano]

Nine million pound man

[Niall_Quinn]

Always finds a way to make the top four, you have to hand it to him

They do hand it to him - over fist. And nothing required in return.

Sweet!

[Marc Overmars]

Eddie Howe in line to replace Wenger rumour doing the rounds.

[GP]

Saw that rumour last season.

Would be typically Arsenal.

[Kano]

We should get Jonny Evans.

[Herbert_Chapman's_Zombie]

Eddie Howe in line to replace Wenger rumour doing the rounds.

And this is exactly why I don't trust the board to do the right thing when Wenger goes

I don't want change for the sake of it, if that's the best they can offer id rather keep the fossil

[Niall_Quinn]

Eddie Howe in line to replace Wenger rumour doing the rounds.

Has anyone ever traced that back to source? It would be remarkable if a manager with virtually no experience was brought in to pick up where a manager with more experience than anyone else leaves off. Howe might be an excellent up and coming prospect (I don't know much about the bloke at all), but can a club like Arsenal afford to give him the time to find his legs in the very top flight? At the very least it would mean major change in the role of manager, which would be a good think of course. The new guy would have to be focused entirely on the team with all those other duties left to others. But then when you look at who those "others" currently are, it's difficult to see how they'd cope. So maybe the real indicator of a change will be when we see experienced people coming in to pick up the non-team related stuff.

Personally I believe Wenger will award himself another 3 year contract. The board would jump at such an easy solution and all it will take to pull it off is a small patch of decent form and results.