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why do ppl keep suggesting Rijkaard and Van Basten - what the fuck have they done in footballing management
Rijkaard manager of Barcelona, - we are not actually like Barca are we - he wouldnt be able to come in and spend £100m like he did there
Van Basten - manager of Ajax, and Holland and acheived nothing
if we are going for big ex player names why not put Gullit, Dalgelish, Souness, Roy Keane in that list, we need some experience bloke who has won things at the highest level - and sadly there is no one out there who is available
Rijkaard manager of Barcelona, - we are not actually like Barca are we - he wouldnt be able to come in and spend £100m like he did there
Van Basten - manager of Ajax, and Holland and acheived nothing
if we are going for big ex player names why not put Gullit, Dalgelish, Souness, Roy Keane in that list, we need some experience bloke who has won things at the highest level - and sadly there is no one out there who is available
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True.augie wrote:Robsy, which of the players you listed is going to fill the huge hole that is our defensive midfield position ??
Yaya Toure
As for Van Basten, Chunky, whether he won anything with Holland isn't important, what he did do is play expansive, attacking football and managed to fit in all his attacking options - the Dutch loved him!
Rijkard won the CL and managed the likes of Ronaldinho,Messi and Ett"o.Yes he spent £100m but Mourinho spent £400m at Chelski and failed to win them the CL.His teams play the Arsenal way.He would be my choice as neext managerChunky Monkey wrote:why do ppl keep suggesting Rijkaard and Van Basten - what the fuck have they done in footballing management
Rijkaard manager of Barcelona, - we are not actually like Barca are we - he wouldnt be able to come in and spend £100m like he did there
donaldo wrote:Rijkard won the CL and managed the likes of Ronaldinho,Messi and Ett"o.Yes he spent £100m but Mourinho spent £400m at Chelski and failed to win them the CL.His teams play the Arsenal way.He would be my choice as neext managerChunky Monkey wrote:why do ppl keep suggesting Rijkaard and Van Basten - what the fuck have they done in footballing management
Rijkaard manager of Barcelona, - we are not actually like Barca are we - he wouldnt be able to come in and spend £100m like he did there
hahahaha what has rickard ever done-? classic
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Agreed. Also - you have to consider the manager's ability to attract players... the cream of Europe would play for Rijkaard...donaldo wrote:Rijkard won the CL and managed the likes of Ronaldinho,Messi and Ett"o.Yes he spent £100m but Mourinho spent £400m at Chelski and failed to win them the CL.His teams play the Arsenal way.He would be my choice as neext managerChunky Monkey wrote:why do ppl keep suggesting Rijkaard and Van Basten - what the fuck have they done in footballing management
Rijkaard manager of Barcelona, - we are not actually like Barca are we - he wouldnt be able to come in and spend £100m like he did there

Only possible downside is I could see that infamous Dutch "attitude" rearing it's ugly head and him doing one after his first run-in with the board...

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You've missed the point I madeambarron wrote:i dont have an actual reason as such, just think Arsenal are a bigger club, more (potential) resources, london club (can attract bigger players), champions league every year (so far), probably more money, more recognition, villa punching above their weight whereas we are well below ours but still level (ish ) in the tableCus Geezer wrote:Why do you think that?ambarron wrote:I think Martin O'neill might leave for the Arsenal job and personally i quite like the idea!!!
He didn't leave Wycombe for Forest in the early 90s
He didn't leave Leicester until he'd at least won 2 cups on took them as far as possible.
Why would he prematurely leave Villa when he's got a realistic chance of overtaking us?
There have been many bigger clubs that have come knocking for O'Neill in the past and he hasn't gone for them, he's retained loyalty to his current club.
Also Randy Lerner has a few quid behind him, Villa is also in the 2nd biggest city in the country and have a fair few fans behind them.