Low's club record isn't spectacular. Maybe he's best suited to international management?
Who knows? Worth the risk maybe.
I don't know. Same again, bartender.
Low's club record isn't spectacular. Maybe he's best suited to international management?
Who knows? Worth the risk maybe.
I don't know. Same again, bartender.
NOTE: The location of this post has been moved and the thread title (which was previously Wenger is Leaving) has been manipulated by a notorious pro-Wenger moderator. What was previously a message that contained no profanity and made a comment on a real life event has now been manipulated by a deliberately provocative title. An old and crude propaganda and censorship technique.
Alleged gooners are also talking about Maureen.Originally Posted by Munchies
Simeone would great. Within a week his tactics would force half the lazy bastards in the squad onto the transfer list.
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I'd even rob that little cunt from Spurs. He's doing far more with a less talented squad.
It's better to burn out, than to fade away.
Tuchel
Low
Koeman (has won titles with Ajax and Benfica)
Would even consider Bilic if we are stuck with Wenger until 2017
I hate to be discriminatory but we can't afford to employ the mentally ill in order to tick a diversity quota boxAlleged gooners are also talking about Maureen.
I like Bilic too, but would he come with a reputation big enough to stick up to those cunts in the boardroom? Would it be a honeymoon and a massive bust up all in the space of a season? Any new manager would have to come in with one eye on the leeches upstairs. The biggest disaster imaginable would be for Wenger to move upstairs. That would kill us for another decade regardless of who came in.
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What appears to be the case is that whoever the manager is, they
appear to have complete autonomy.
Koeman, for me.
Vieira and Henry. Vieira has a bit of experience but both know how to win and what its like to win.
From the PL, it has to be Koeman.
He seems like someone who doesn't accept any shit. I really like the pressing style he has Southampton, he also had a very respected playing career so I don't think we'd have to worry about potential signings not wanting to play for him.
From outside, I think we should be having words with Simeone. He's a bit of a nutter but his Atleti team are difficult to play against, if we had any of their traits we'd be walking this league in the same way Chelsea did last year.
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