It’s simple.
We need a proper manager who has experience at the top level and winning trophies.
‘Young’ ‘maybe’ ‘up & coming’ ‘possibly’ just no, No, No, No, No....NO!!!
Arteta, Vieira, Nagelsmann..... all not good enough.
It’s simple.
We need a proper manager who has experience at the top level and winning trophies.
‘Young’ ‘maybe’ ‘up & coming’ ‘possibly’ just no, No, No, No, No....NO!!!
Arteta, Vieira, Nagelsmann..... all not good enough.
i think we're all agreed on that - shall we start a petition to Ivan?Originally Posted by Aubameyang's Wang
According to several reports, Arteta and Nagelsmann are the two favourites.
Allegri said he will stay and honour his contract, Enrique asked for too much money according to the papers so that leaves us with two very underwhelming options.
well if we can't do better maybe there's someone with experience available who knows the club and could fill in for a season or two...?
Id rather give Bouldy a year in charge than hire that old ne`er do well. Besides isnt Ancelotti available right now. Give him a 2 year contract and lets see how we go.
Make 2mrw better than 2day
Not even a teensy bit cheerier?
Can't see us getting Nagelsmann, unfortunately - really like the sound of him, but from what I've read he's a family man who has a young son, and I think he'll be thinking about things like where he wants his lad to be brought up and educated as much as where he might like to work. Might be wrong, but I can see him staying in Germany for a long while yet...
This is true.
I think we also need to keep in mind that Wenger's replacement isn't just going to be one guy - it's the whole package of Raul, Sven, Darren (Burgess), the new first team coach, and probably a whole raft of other new coaching appointments too.
One interesting theory I read (don't ask me where because I can't remember) was that we may be interested in Buvac, not as our new first team coach (or even the new coach's assistant), but as a more permanent director-level appointment - a kind of 'Head of Development' if you will, who would work alongside Sven and Darren Burgess, and would be responsible for the overall footballing philosophy and identity at the club, and making sure the technical standards (and mentality) that we expect are being met at all levels.
The role of the first team coach then becomes entirely about adding that extra bit of tactical innovation and motivation at senior level and making the big calls during games - a cherry-on-the-top appointment, with all the fundamentals taken care of elsewhere - which would allow us to refresh the position whenever we needed to, with minimal fuss, and without fearing that we'd be losing the club's entire footballing identity with every departing coach (and their entourage).
My wife?
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We all thought we were getting Cruyff in 96.
Then we made an underwhelming appointment.
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