DarrenArsenal who is solid in terms of contacts at the club says:
It’s not Rodgers
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DarrenArsenal who is solid in terms of contacts at the club says:
It’s not Rodgers
:dance:
Sarri to Chelsea seems a little out of kilter. It'd make more sense Sarri to us and Allegri to Chelsea you'd think but it seems to be the other way round. :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Cripps
It's looking like Luis Enrique but we're being linked with everybody I guess.
Im available
He had the best team and squad of players on the planet :shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by Aubameyang's Wang
His record prior to Barca wasn't that impressive... how good is he? :shrug:
Sarri is interesting because he has made Napoli play some excellent football but he has won nothing as a manager in 18 years of management. Also he's 59 so he's not young, I think the board will want someone younger.Quote:
Originally Posted by McNamara That Ghost...
Hopefully not Enrique.
Thank fucking god. I swear his agent must be paying pundits to keep mentioning his name in the vague hope Ivan is watching.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cripps
Almost would rather have Wenger stay than this twat become next manager.
And I agree about Sarri. Great season but he's old, hasn't won much and had a journeyman career prior to this season and has some dodgy political views allegedly regarding LGBT rights which given our status as an inclusive cosmopolitan club with a global fanbase, wouldn't go down well. Also smokes like a chimney. I think Chelsea are after him anyway.
And the more I read about Enrique the less inspired I become about him. Took over a ready made dynasty at Barca and just kept them ticking almost getting sacked in the first year after losing to Moyes' Sociedad. I'm actually at the stage where I wouldn't mind taking a punt on Vieira over him.
Really? Let's get him in then.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Emirates Gallactico
You’re unproven so you’ll be unlikely to get much over £5m per season.Quote:
Originally Posted by Globalgunner
https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/...-a6826176.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by Cripps
Got banned and fined after using homophobic insults against Mancini. Got very cute & evasive when he was asked whether he supported LGBT rights as well.
And yeah no. Outside the fact that we shouldn't want a homophobe or a racist managing us, it would be horrible in terms of sponsorship. Why would anyone want to support a club that openly supported someone that discriminated against people? We're not Chelsea.
That changes everything. I think he'd be a great choice.
I'll do it for a million!Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall Quinn
Is that a million Pounds, Mars bars or Oreos. Pls clarifyQuote:
Originally Posted by Goonermerree
Pounds of course! I'll do a few sessions then I can retire.Quote:
Originally Posted by Globalgunner
I’m not 100% sure personally, however a friend of mine has been a Barca fan for over 20 years and he said he was gutted when Enrique left and he wanted him to continue as manager for as long as possible. He thinks they were at their best under him and he still had some work to do at the start to get the team clicking after Pep left.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cripps
He did also have a record 42 wins in 50 games with Barca at one point as well.
He can’t be all that bad tbh.
Agree, i think's a bit of mischief in the media too, they'd love it if Bodgers messed up the club even more, so they could all carry on their spuds love-inQuote:
Originally Posted by The Emirates Gallactico
They did play differently under Enrique, they were all about the front three and far less about the midfield suffocating the life out of the opposition and more direct for it.
He did alright with Celta Vigo, not sure what much more can be expected after one season there than finishing nine and they played good football also.
Enrique or Allegri for me. If we sign Rodgers Ill resign from life
I think I would be happy with Enrique if he were to be chosen, I was never interested in Tuschel tbh, I would probably say my choices are between Enrique/Lowe/AllegriQuote:
Originally Posted by McNamara That Ghost...
I wouldn't mind Enrique. Obviously we'd be way more of a challenge than Barca but his philosophy is good and lets not forget we ourselves have some ready made talent that any manager would love to work with.
Seems like the Enrique rumours are gathering pace, hardly surprising given our Director Of Football has worked with him in the past and has a good relationship with him.
Rodgers has ruled himself apparently 😊
Mind you I don’t know how credible the links with him were in the first place!
Wenger says he will let everyone know why "later". Sh*t must have really hit the fan.
Only reason why Vieira is a plausible candidate at all is Wenger's recommendation the details of which we have no idea about other than he is his ex player and is inclined to look after his own. That could end up even worse than Fergusons Moyes recommendation.
Unconvinced by Enrique and I think Allegri tends not to focus on midfield....or least it's seemed that way to me. I really want the next manager who, as much as sorting out the defence, is really going to sort out the functionality in midfield so that we start actually taking control of games again.....like when Santi was in there.
https://twitter.com/CorriereTorino/s...332125701?s=19
Sarri sticking the middle finger up at opposition supporters :lol:
What a man. Come on Ivan :bow:
Ancelotti would probably be the most likely one out of the lot, at least that’s what i think the board will be looking at. He is steady, has experience in this league and carries himself very well.
I don’t think the board will go for someone from abroad, they won’t risk it.
I suppose I wouldn't mind Ancelotti for a couple of years if the plan was to reestablish ourselves in the top four and to wait for someone like Vieira or Arteta to become ready.
Could do an LVG type role here except hopefully less terribly.
Let's see if he actually manages to beat Juventus then tonight. Otherwise he's going to look like an idiot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cripps
That ship has sailed.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Emirates Gallactico
Imagine this was all a ploy to get people to renew their season tickets and club level :lol:
you mean once the renewals all in... Wenger is re-hired on a new 2 year contract because we couldn't find anyone better suited for the job?Quote:
Originally Posted by Cripps
Arsene Wenger has confirmed that he is in fact re-signing and NOT resigning as manger of Arsenal.
The Frenchman said: why would I leave? I thought I told you idiots that until death do us part is my moto, in here for the long run.
Apparently Arteta is a front runner. Gazidis likes him. :lol:
Way to undo all the good work in getting Wenget out Ivan.
As long as it's not Rodgers.
Arteta would be a shocking appointment.
Arteta would be a cheap appointment. It is however more likely he would be a Number 2.
Be careful what you wish for...:lol:
I don't believe it's true to be honest.
Thankfully, I’m sure that’s just media horseshit as they don’t really have a fucking clue
:lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by AFC Leveller
Jesus Christ! Mind you it seems Gazidis hated Wenger so I wouldn’t put it past him to make this crazy appointment!Quote:
Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
Well I guess I would take him over Henry and he is learning from Pep but still ........... it's far too risky at this stage. The priority has to be re-establishing ourselves back into the top four and closing the gap that's emerged between us and the others.
We simply can't afford to take any gambles.
He's currently number two to the best manager in the world who just won the league at a canter. Don't think he'll leave them just to be number two here. Has to be the top job or he stays there as long as Pep's around at least.Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall Quinn
Here's the link to the article ..
http://www.skysports.com/football/ne...ent-at-arsenal
"Sky Sources" at this point.
Ivan wants Arteta
Raul wants Enrique
Sven wants Nagelesmen
Simeone as the compromise candidate please. :pray: