Mikel Arteta, success or failure? - Merged thread.
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Pep obviously quick to lend his support and says sacking the cone boy would be a big mistake
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/55419850
I've often heard Pep described as visionary but he's taken it to new heights now because apparently "I know his incredible quality as a human being and especially as a manager, how he is involved in everything,"
Yep, even though he has never been a manager before Pep already knows what a great one he is
When rival managers are throwing their support behind your own manager you know you're deep in the shit. Anyone remember a bloke called Wenger?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/55419850
I've often heard Pep described as visionary but he's taken it to new heights now because apparently "I know his incredible quality as a human being and especially as a manager, how he is involved in everything,"
Yep, even though he has never been a manager before Pep already knows what a great one he is
When rival managers are throwing their support behind your own manager you know you're deep in the shit. Anyone remember a bloke called Wenger?
Re: Mikel Arteta, success or failure? - Merged thread.
Incredible manager...he picks Xaha to play in his team FFS.......enough said
Kronke OUT
Venai (whoever the fuck he is) OUT
Edu...OUT
Arteta OUT
Fuck the lot of em
Kronke OUT
Venai (whoever the fuck he is) OUT
Edu...OUT
Arteta OUT
Fuck the lot of em
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Pep's cone boy has taken a fox mulder/donald trump turn ...
"at the moment a lot of strange things are happening in every game and that makes things really difficult."
How about this pearler re the upcoming transfer window where he says that the transfer responsibilities lie with edu
"My job is to make the most out of this squad, the players that we have."
A squad loaded with internationals and can barely score a goal and can rarely win a game, so it's fair to say that you are failing
"at the moment a lot of strange things are happening in every game and that makes things really difficult."
How about this pearler re the upcoming transfer window where he says that the transfer responsibilities lie with edu
"My job is to make the most out of this squad, the players that we have."
A squad loaded with internationals and can barely score a goal and can rarely win a game, so it's fair to say that you are failing
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https://metro.co.uk/2020/12/23/chelsea- ... -13797068/
I see that helmet headed c.unt has stuck his oar in too........another message supporting cone boy
So that's glowing endorsements from Maureen, Pep and Helmet Head now - three managers that would have been considered rivals once upon a time. Hopefully he'll still be here to hear "Mikel Arteta, we want you to stay" ringing out from opposition fans too
I see that helmet headed c.unt has stuck his oar in too........another message supporting cone boy
So that's glowing endorsements from Maureen, Pep and Helmet Head now - three managers that would have been considered rivals once upon a time. Hopefully he'll still be here to hear "Mikel Arteta, we want you to stay" ringing out from opposition fans too
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So let's get this straight- the managers of city, the scum and someone who is back at chavski thinks Arteta should stay.
Of course none of those clubs have an interest in the Arsenal doing badly.
Of course none of those clubs have an interest in the Arsenal doing badly.
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Sam Allardyce gearing up already. Asked if he thought Arsenal are rivals at bottom: 'Absolutely. They haven’t won a PL game for almost double figures. Getting beaten last night even though not in PL drains confidence of Arsenal’s players. They will be wondering what has hit them' https://t.co/IJjOmOyJYQ
We're definitely pure banter now
We're definitely pure banter now
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| Unai Emery: "Kubo? We're not here to give 10 games in a row to a player who doesn't offer anything." #rmalive
Anyone think this a dig lol.
Anyone think this a dig lol.
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Bookies got him at 4/6 odds on for the sack
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All starting to feel a lot like Everton under Mike Walker in 1994, a manager clearly out of his depth, unable to cope with the job, incapable of motivating a poor squad and everyone saying they won't go but very nearly doing it.
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No ones expecting well beat Chelski but if we lose to Brighton that has to surely be it. That will be 2 home losses against Burnley then Brighton, fellow relegation strugglers. I will be amazed if he isnt sacked after that. Its quite bizarre he hasn't already. Any other big club in Europe would. Were nearly halfway through the season averaging 1 point a match. 40 points is generally the safety target to avoid relegation and if we havnt got at least 20 points at the halfway mark of 19 matches then he simply has to go. The risk of relegation keeping him on with clear relegation form is just too great a risk.
The Club MUST make an evidence based and risk averse decision on this. As he has no management experience he must be judged on his results this season. All the evidence is saying this manager will get us relegated and the risk of this actually happening is getting scarily very real. Actually if Artapas had any love for the Club he would resign very soon to avoid the risk of being the only manager to ever get Arsenal relegated. He would never live down that notoriety. How could he ever live with himself. At the best, if after 19 matches we are less than 20 points he must be sacked or fall on his own sword if he has any love for the Club or those above him do.
The Club MUST make an evidence based and risk averse decision on this. As he has no management experience he must be judged on his results this season. All the evidence is saying this manager will get us relegated and the risk of this actually happening is getting scarily very real. Actually if Artapas had any love for the Club he would resign very soon to avoid the risk of being the only manager to ever get Arsenal relegated. He would never live down that notoriety. How could he ever live with himself. At the best, if after 19 matches we are less than 20 points he must be sacked or fall on his own sword if he has any love for the Club or those above him do.
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Pochettino favourite for PSG job, Tuchel got his p45 this morning
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Fuck me, just as I hoped the end might be in sight for Arteta, this lightweight, underachieving cock becomes available. Honestly, if we appoint that imposter that's me absolutely done with the fucking lot of itmcdowell42 wrote: ↑Thu Dec 24, 2020 1:03 pmPochettino favourite for PSG job, Tuchel got his p45 this morning
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The Telegraph claim #Arsenal's players are divided over whether Mesut Ozil should be recalled to their squad next month. The 32-year-old German's exile from the team is understood to be one of the major factors behind the divisions in Mikel Arteta's squad. https://t.co/6f4iI4Wkks
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That article looks like agent-speak to me. My thought is that it is born from The Gospel according to Kia and Ozils agent.mcdowell42 wrote: ↑Sun Dec 27, 2020 12:47 amThe Telegraph claim #Arsenal's players are divided over whether Mesut Ozil should be recalled to their squad next month. The 32-year-old German's exile from the team is understood to be one of the major factors behind the divisions in Mikel Arteta's squad. https://t.co/6f4iI4Wkks
If I am Arteta or Edu, I get rid of Luiz and Ozil sharpish. Failing that, I buy out their contracts.
After watching yesterday, no one with a straight face could say that Ozil could (or would) do what Smith-Rowe was doing. Ozil suited the slow ponderous Wengerball, but not high-tempo pressing.
It's funny how players get better and better when they don't play. People forget how many times over the Emery, Ljungberg and Arteta era that he has stunk the place out.