Next Arsenal manager?

[LDG]

Ok! I'll do it!

[Niall_Quinn]

spot on.

football has evolved, you move with the trend. fergie and wenger are the last of a dying breed, although wenger essentially died a long time ago. the trend is for young, inexperienced but hungry managers; its not just in football but in every industry. young people getting opportunities at a younger age, upsetting the existing equilibrium and showing no fear when faced with experienced pro's. they take their chance. this move towards decentralisation has happened in football too, we dont see managers like fergie/wenger who run the club from top to bottom anymore. we see managers who come in and just manage the squad leaving other things to other people. chairmans hire a director of football etc to deal with all the other crap. notice how di canio is not the sunderland manager but the 'head coach'. we're moving away from a centralised, hierarchical system and one component of that is the trend towards young, enthusiastic managers who come in with fresh ideas.

every manager has to start somewhere. having a tin pot trophy to your name in austria or denmark means fuck all. neither does winning the golden boot in a tournament 20 years ago. if a manager comes in and the players respect him they'll work hard and play for the shirt, regardless of whether a manager has a trophy to his name or not.

Yes, I've noticed how inexperienced kids have completely fucked everything up too.

[Tipsychubbs]

May be a controversial option, but anyone else considering Rafa Benitez?

[selassie]

May be a controversial option, but anyone else considering Rafa Benitez?

[Marc Overmars]

We'd be better in Europe for sure.

[Injury Time]

We'd be better in Europe for sure.

Give him a ten year contract and he'll make us into Liverpool

[Shaqiri Is Boss]

Give him a ten year contract and he'll make us into Liverpool

Next year would be your year, for sure.

[Injury Time]

Next year would be your year, for sure.

quadruple coming home

[She Wore A Yellow Ribbon]

the journo's on SS made some interesting points for once. reasserts the fact i hope klopp comes here

worked on a tight budget and turned dortmund from a mid table, financially ruined team to one of europe's best

lewandowski's on 20k a week apparently

how the heck he's managed that i dont know. especially as we have wenger splashing 80k a week on chamakh

if there's a god up there please let this happen.

[Injury Time]

the journo's on SS made some interesting points for once. reasserts the fact i hope klopp comes here

worked on a tight budget and turned dortmund from a mid table, financially ruined team to one of europe's best

lewandowski's on 20k a week apparently

how the heck he's managed that i dont know. especially as we have wenger splashing 80k a week on chamakh

if there's a god up there please let this happen.

God can't answer right now Satan has Him locked away in a basement at Stamford Bridge