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03-12-2012, 02:20 PM
Cripps_orig

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Originally Posted by JoshGooner

Mourinho! Fuck no!Yes, he's a winner, but ugly, thuggish, anti-football is not something I fancy being on display at the Arsenal.

:blink: Real Madrid are arguably the most entertaining side in Spain if not Europe. Hardly ugly or anti football tbh and any side that makes the barca ****s cry through thuggery is fine by me
03-12-2012, 02:22 PM
Olivier's xmas twist

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Originally Posted by Cripps

:blink: Real Madrid are arguably the most entertaining side in Spain if not Europe. Hardly ugly or anti football tbh and any side that makes the barca ****s cry through thuggery is fine by me

:haha:

They are not even the most entetaining side in Madrid.
03-12-2012, 02:24 PM
Olivier's xmas twist

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Originally Posted by JoshGooner

Mourinho! Fuck no!

Yes, he's a winner, but ugly, thuggish, anti-football is not something I fancy being on display at the Arsenal.

Plus he want £200 mill to change this sqaud which he won't be given here anyways.
03-12-2012, 02:31 PM
Olivier's xmas twist

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Originally Posted by Fist of Lehmann

Arsenal fans have no choice but to accept whoever the board decide to bring in, or if they decide to keep faith.

This, It will probs be Bould, Cheap knows the way the club works. Why spend mills bring in a manager when you can hire within and save costs.
03-12-2012, 02:31 PM
Özil's Panoramic View

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Originally Posted by Cripps

:blink: Real Madrid are arguably the most entertaining side in Spain if not Europe. Hardly ugly or anti football tbh and any side that makes the barca ****s cry through thuggery is fine by me

Stopped reading there tbh

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03-12-2012, 02:40 PM
Kano

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Originally Posted by Happy GHELmas

My preferred choice would be someone young so we could maybe build another legacy, however the biggest issue for me is that this team has absolutley no concept of the basics required of them. If a manager like Mourinho was to only be here for 3 years tops, I'd be fine with that in hope he would leave behind a much sturdier side with a strong will to win.

Thing is, I’m not sure if there will be another Fergie, Wenger or Moyes even; guys given a long time to build a legacy at one club. It is the norm for players to move after 3 seasons and common practice for managers to be doing the same, especially with new owners coming in left right and centre.
03-12-2012, 02:55 PM
GP

It needs to be a Bergkamp/MO axis.
03-12-2012, 02:57 PM
Olivier's xmas twist

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Originally Posted by Grimandi's Perm

It needs to be a Bergkamp/MO axis.

Id go for that tbh.
03-12-2012, 03:04 PM
Kano

love bergkamp but i'd want experience to follow a manager that has been at the club for 16 years. there will be a lot of ship steadying needed and amidst the turmoil you'd want someone who has been there and done it as a manager. as an assistant it could work but i'd be very worried if he was given the keys to the club straight away.
03-12-2012, 03:43 PM
Olivier's xmas twist

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Originally Posted by Terry Tuffnutz

love bergkamp but i'd want experience to follow a manager that has been at the club for 16 years. there will be a lot of ship steadying needed and amidst the turmoil you'd want someone who has been there and done it as a manager. as an assistant it could work but i'd be very worried if he was given the keys to the club straight away.

Maybe Bould with Dennis as Assistant. Or there is always Tony Adams :lol:

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