The next manager..

[dostoy]

The next manager has a massive job whoever he is.

I cannot see it being Conte as he might still be at Chelsea when Arsenal appoint a new manager.

I cannot see it being Ancelotti or Sarri as they are too old.

I cannot see it being Allegri because why would he leave Juventus to come here.

I hope its not Enrique as he did nothing at Roma and has only done well in Spain.

I hope its Jardim, he is only 43, has lots of experience in various countries and won Monaco the League title last season.

If its somebody I haven't mentioned I will probably be disappointed.

Its a massive task and will take at least 2 years to get Arsenal challenging for the PL title.

[Marc Overmars]

Well we just won the u23 league.

We also got absolutely spanked in the youth cup final.

[The Emirates Gallactico]

We do?

Maitland Niles
Nelson
Mavraponos
Iwobi
Willock
Nketiah

Heck even the likes of Bellerin, Chambers & Holding are still young and can easily be improved.

[Niall_Quinn]

Maitland Niles
Nelson
Mavraponos
Iwobi
Willock
Nketiah

Heck even the likes of Bellerin, Chambers & Holding are still young and can easily be improved.

Maitland Niles - Agreed
Nelson - Jury out, he's looked out of his depth more often than not.
Mavraponos - One appearance.
Iwobi - Going backwards.
Willock - See Nelson.
Nketiah - One impressive cameo.

They could all come good and I hope they do. But we're quite a way from a golden age of youth. Young players that will realistically break into the first team, anyway.

[KSE Comedy Club]

The next manager has a massive job whoever he is.

I cannot see it being Conte as he might still be at Chelsea when Arsenal appoint a new manager.

I cannot see it being Ancelotti or Sarri as they are too old.

I cannot see it being Allegri because why would he leave Juventus to come here.

I hope its not Enrique as he did nothing at Roma and has only done well in Spain.

I hope its Jardim, he is only 43, has lots of experience in various countries and won Monaco the League title last season.

If its somebody I haven't mentioned I will probably be disappointed.

Its a massive task and will take at least 2 years to get Arsenal challenging for the PL title.

Re: Enrique, he only had one season at both Roma and Celta so no real time to make his mark.

We all know who he had at Barca but he still brought through some of the youth players and changed he team around until he had it clicking into place he way he wanted.

He is stil my first choice, with Low / Jardim / Allegri all joint second.

[Cripps]

The next manager has a massive job whoever he is.

I cannot see it being Conte as he might still be at Chelsea when Arsenal appoint a new manager.

I cannot see it being Ancelotti or Sarri as they are too old.

I cannot see it being Allegri because why would he leave Juventus to come here.

I hope its not Enrique as he did nothing at Roma and has only done well in Spain.

I hope its Jardim, he is only 43, has lots of experience in various countries and won Monaco the League title last season.

If its somebody I haven't mentioned I will probably be disappointed.

Its a massive task and will take at least 2 years to get Arsenal challenging for the PL title.

Jardim and Allegri are the front runners but Allegri will have plenty of suitors and Jardim doesn't speak English which is a problem.

We have a young squad so Jardim could work wonders here.

We're in a very similar situation to Liverpool when Klopp arrived at Anfield. We are in Europa and have an under-utilised, fairly young squad. The new manager will have to juggle Europa in his first season but that'll be a great chance for silverware as I think we could easily win it.

He'll need a season minimum to assess the squad and decide who he wants to keep/sell. Managers usually need 3-4 windows to shape the squad into their own.

[Cripps]

The Mirror claim Jurgen Klopp was incensed after Zeljko Buvac kept an approach from*#Arsenal*secret. Buvac was contacted by Sven Mislintat about replacing Arsene Wenger as head coach. https://t.co/VvCrmqNK4Y

[Blink 1nce Quince 2wice]

I don't get why Enrique is anybody's first choice.....especially after as I keep saying his 'give manager's 6 months contracts' nonsense. Does that sound like the mentality of an Arsenal manager? I know Wenger has been there an age....but we don't need to model ourselves on Chelsea. We should be showing them how a proper football club behaves....not trying to aspire to their methods and following them. Little tin pot club.

The Arsenal manager's job is not some King's Cross hooker where everybody get's a turn. It should be aspired for and have some gravitas. I don't care if Marketing have adopted a similar model. They're spending is beyond the realm of ours.

Jardim all the way for me, but I like Allegri and a few others. I'd accept a name I hadn't heard of too, as long as he fulfils a certain criteria which you don't necessarily have to be a famous manager to have.

[Cripps]

I don't get why Enrique is anybody's first choice.....especially after as I keep saying his 'give manager's 6 months contracts' nonsense. Does that sound like the mentality of an Arsenal manager? I know Wenger has been there an age....but we don't need to model ourselves on Chelsea. We should be showing them how a proper football club behaves....not trying to aspire to their methods and following them. Little tin pot club.

The Arsenal manager's job is not some King's Cross hooker where everybody get's a turn. It should be aspired for and have some gravitas. I don't care if Marketing have adopted a similar model. They're spending is beyond the realm of ours.

Jardim all the way for me, but I like Allegri and a few others. I'd accept a name I hadn't heard of too, as long as he fulfils a certain criteria which you don't necessarily have to be a famous manager to have.

Blink's Friday nights

[The Emirates Gallactico]

I actually think Jardim's lack of english could actually be a benefit to start of with.

Remember all the years Pochettino used a translator just to avoid the stupid media questions?