If you were Pep Guardiola....

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Originally Posted by Terry Tuffnutz

who raves about him on here?

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Exactly! Nobody raves about him, even though he's probably the best manager in the history of football and a sexy bastard too.

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Originally Posted by Boss

I am probably the most overrated poster in the world, especially on here.

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This.

:lol:

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Originally Posted by I_Killed_Kenny

I do agree with you. He fits into our style but he hasnt really been tested yet in his managerial career for everyone to be clamouring for him to manage them. he inherited a fantastic team and then brought through fantastic players that he knew about as he was youth coach. wasnt really troubled too much when he coached barca. it really would be interesting to see how he does at a club where he has to be out of his comfort zone

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All the more reason why we should be considering him. I think he wants a new challenge and chance to prove himself. Build his own legacy.

He inherited a beast of a team but he also pushed them to win everything in that period and dominated football whilst he was there. Look at the team Mourinho has with Real and what he had at Chelsea. He wasn’t able to do it at that level and he’s struggling at Real Madrid now to push for the title. It’s not easy to keep champions hungry and that’s why he deserves some credit. I want him at Arsenal because he’d bring some discipline and pride back to our style of play. Besides the pretty football, he won’t accept lazy defending and subpar performances from players week in week out. It also helps that he’s from the Barca system and would be able to provide some input on how we need to go forward as club if we want to depend on our youth system.

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Originally Posted by Power_n_Glory

All the more reason why we should be considering him. I think he wants a new challenge and chance to prove himself. Build his own legacy.

He inherited a beast of a team but he also pushed them to win everything in that period and dominated football whilst he was there. Look at the team Mourinho has with Real and what he had at Chelsea. He wasn’t able to do it at that level and he’s struggling at Real Madrid now to push for the title. It’s not easy to keep champions hungry and that’s why he deserves some credit. I want him at Arsenal because he’d bring some discipline and pride back to our style of play. Besides the pretty football, he won’t accept lazy defending and subpar performances from players week in week out. It also helps that he’s from the Barca system and would be able to provide some input on how we need to go forward as club if we want to depend on our youth system.

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valid points mate. i am just not sure if i want us to be his 1st real test. trying to take a team devoid of any winning mentality and try and then turn us into winners. what if he was just about the barca players and system. can we afford to take a punt on him and then find out after 2 years he isnt actually a great manager after all. he just had super players that already knew how to play super football. we are definately a challenge for him, thats for sure.

my vote is still for Klopp but he wont take the step down. i would also have ancellotti over him too.

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Originally Posted by Boss

Guardiola is probably the most overrated manager in the world, especially on here.

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Don't recall that happening on here tbh.

He's better than wenger though :coffee:

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Originally Posted by Power_n_Glory

All the more reason why we should be considering him. I think he wants a new challenge and chance to prove himself. Build his own legacy.

He inherited a beast of a team but he also pushed them to win everything in that period and dominated football whilst he was there. Look at the team Mourinho has with Real and what he had at Chelsea. He wasn’t able to do it at that level and he’s struggling at Real Madrid now to push for the title. It’s not easy to keep champions hungry and that’s why he deserves some credit. I want him at Arsenal because he’d bring some discipline and pride back to our style of play. Besides the pretty football, he won’t accept lazy defending and subpar performances from players week in week out. It also helps that he’s from the Barca system and would be able to provide some input on how we need to go forward as club if we want to depend on our youth system.

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I've been considering starting an affair with a top, top super model but I can't choose which one to go for.

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Originally Posted by I_Killed_Kenny

valid points mate. i am just not sure if i want us to be his 1st real test. trying to take a team devoid of any winning mentality and try and then turn us into winners. what if he was just about the barca players and system. can we afford to take a punt on him and then find out after 2 years he isnt actually a great manager after all. he just had super players that already knew how to play super football. we are definately a challenge for him, thats for sure.

my vote is still for Klopp but he wont take the step down. i would also have ancellotti over him too.

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apart from maybe mourinho, who is looking increasingly like some sort of bloated bag-eyed whale beached on the madrid bench every weekend, who will guarantee success? whoever comes after wenger will be a gamble. not only because it is a brave new world for us fans but they are more than likely virgins to the game in the UK and will also have to contend with all the off field bollocks PLUS wenger sitting above their head as a director.

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Originally Posted by Terry Tuffnutz

apart from maybe mourinho, who is looking increasingly like some sort of bloated bag-eyed whale beached on the madrid bench every weekend, who will guarantee success? whoever comes after wenger will be a gamble. not only because it is a brave new world for us fans but they are more than likely virgins to the game in the UK and will also have to contend with all the off field bollocks PLUS wenger sitting above their head as a director.

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Plus the fact Wenger will not allow the to coach the defence.

someone who has experienced coaching in diff environments. i wasnt asking for maureen. just someone with a bit more experience. someone who maybe has had to deal with some bad moments. someone who has been to a club where he is not already ingrained into their history. somewhere where he has to push through his ideas and see if they can be succesful or develop new ideas. whomever comes after wenger will be a gamble for sure but is there a need to take an extra risk at someone like pep who has had one of the easiest rides in coaching so far?