Oh bollocks.
Can't say I blame him. Going from Juve to us in our current position probably seems like a major step down especially now it's two years without CL football.
This just goes to show you how the spinelessness of the board in not getting rid of Wenger when there were good managers around, e.g. Pep, Klopp, Allegri last year, is going to cost us dearly.
If Enrique isn't possible then I'd rather have Ancellotti than Arteta. Especially if Ancellotti will only be around for a few years and hopefully by then we can get Allegri.
What's the deal with Leonardo Jardim?
I don't know but he definitely should be the next guy to go for if Allegri isn't available.Originally Posted by Static
Only thing that may concern Ivan is that he doesn't speak English (yet) and his Monaco side aren't doing as well as before, though that's because they sold off/lost their best players last season including one to their direct title rival (Mbappe to PSG).
The one outcome where the new guy won't get 5 minutes is if his first team starts tip tapping it around at 1 mph. Nobody can put up with that any more, under any circumstances.
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I wonder why Conte has not been considered? Surely he's leaving chavland?
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Ivan and Josh both want Arteta, supposedly. So he can introduce a fresh approach and get the most from the squad, apparently. Allegedly.
Then again, the club hasn't said a thing so far. All of this is media and "insider" (LOL) speculation as the fake news brigade tries to flog their rubbishy rags and dubious reputations and serve up as much clickbait as possible. All the tabloids got smashed by Google in the March/ April updates. Not even the hopelessly corrupt Google can stand them.
Arsenal has finally made a move and got rid of Wenger, something that had to happen to stop the club being dragged right down. I wonder will the journalists twig that they also need to address the bullshit that's dragging them down to joke status?
There's a danger here Arteta will end up being hated by a section of the fanbase without ever being offered the job. The speculation will be enough to turn people against him. Same for Paddy, one of our legends. Neither has been running around the place linking themselves with the job.
Same for Allegri. What's he supposed to say after winning a title again with Juve? He hasn't sat down with them and discussed a new contract yet. He's a successful manager in a position that success brings, he has choices. No doubt he'll consider all offers on their merits. Nothing is written yet, except the latest round of bullshit in the British media.
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The guy is awful. Style of football is important. It's why managers like Mourinho can never stay in a job more than 3 years no matter what they win.
Nagelsmann for me. The boy wonder knows what he's doing.
I don't know anything about that guy, never heard of him until he was linked with us. As for our style of football, it could hardly be made worse by Conte. The fact he's already in London, has experience winning it and is passionate about the game rather than plodding works for me. The manager is not permanent at Arsenal any more. If he's no good he can be sacked. We've joined the real world.
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Given the risk Stan took with the LA Rams coach and seeing it pay off, he may attempt a gamble with Arteta.
Gary Neville has spoken:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/foo...-lined-up.html
It's a crisis. A right mess.
The club has only gone and interviewed several prospects. They didn't even have a manager sitting there at our beck and call. Now we've been left with a whole summer to find a replacement. It's a catastrophe.
The club needs to pull it's fucking finger out and hire a new man so Gary Neville can write an article telling us how it's the wrong appointment.
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