Generic small time football blather thread FOREVER

[Andrew 4718]

9 minutes ago, Alex said:

Also hope their fans get the manager they deserve

 

Aye it'd be hilarious if they got a charlatan of the level we've had to deal with in the past, just to see them implode and the differencein in the media reaction to us being sick of pards or thinking allardyce was shit.

 

We were around about their position, league wise, as we were when we appointed Souness, here's hoping they get theirs in and the long decline begins. 

[wykikitoon 19881]

I wanna see that little wanker on Arsenal TV, the little freak who wears head to toe Arsenal stuff, including earphones, whilst wearing in ear ones

'Wenger out Fam init'

 

GTFO

[Alex 34822]

7 minutes ago, wykikitoon said:

I wanna see that little wanker on Arsenal TV, the little freak who wears head to toe Arsenal stuff, including earphones, whilst wearing in ear ones

'Wenger out Fam init'

 

GTFO

[Bizza 105]

Should've gone after they won the F. A Cup, 22 years is a record that will stand for a while like.

[Howay 12496]

That Arsenal fan tv have put up a video of one of them reacting to the news from his hospital bed

 

The issue now is there’s a Newcastle fan tv starting up. 

[SpaceCadet 5]

If I were a betting man I'd put my money on Thomas Tuchel for the next manager of Arsenal.

[Andrew 4718]

11 minutes ago, SpaceCadet said:

If I were a betting man I'd put my money on Thomas Tuchel for the next manager of Arsenal.

 

He's going to PSG.

[Ayatollah Hermione 13794]

2 hours ago, Rayvin said:

I like to think that we broke Wenger's Arsenal with that 4-4 game  I think they went on to lose the League Cup just after it, and I don't think they've ever recovered psychologically since. Fitting that losing to us at the weekend is the last thing to happen before this announcement.

 

 

 

They lost about 6 world class players in the space of a year and they've never been able to replace them. Though I like to think we broke their brain as well.

[SpaceCadet 5]

8 minutes ago, Andrew said:

 

He's going to PSG.

 

Is Patrick Viera amongst the favourites? 

[Andrew 4718]

2 minutes ago, SpaceCadet said:

 

Is Patrick Viera amongst the favourites? 

 

Yep and that won't happen either

[Kevin Carr's Gloves 3809]

28 minutes ago, SpaceCadet said:

 

Is Patrick Viera amongst the favourites? 

 

I think you should save your scrounged taxpayer handouts before you have to go begging for more.

[Tdansmith 3207]

30 minutes ago, Andrew said:

 

Yep and that won't happen either

Brendan Rodgers  ?

[SpaceCadet 5]

8 minutes ago, Kevin Carr's Gloves said:

 

I think you should save your scrounged taxpayer handouts before you have to go begging for more.

 

4/20 is for marijuana not crack.

[Tdansmith 3207]

4 hours ago, wykikitoon said:

Please please please get Pardew in

The Arsenal fans will now realise how good they have had it.

You can get 66/1 for that dream appointment to happen.

Rafa, worryingly is only 14/1

 https://www.oddschecker.com/football/football-specials/arsenal/next-permanent-manager

[The Fish 10709]

3 hours ago, Rayvin said:

I like to think that we broke Wenger's Arsenal with that 4-4 game  I think they went on to lose the League Cup just after it, and I don't think they've ever recovered psychologically since. Fitting that losing to us at the weekend is the last thing to happen before this announcement.

 

 

Didn't we see off Hughes from Stoke and Paul Clement from Swansea as well?

[Rayvin 5176]

Aye, we must be the team that boards across the country use as a barometer for absolute failure  

[StoneColdStephenIreland 74]

I hope Rodgers gets it

 

Imagine the meltdown 

[The Fish 10709]

THey should give it to an existing coach or assistant manager, let him handle the team for a season, then bring the new man in when expectations and fears have normalised a bit. 

Like a managerial sorbet.

[Alex 34822]

Moyes it is then

[Isegrim 9733]

As much as his whinging was annoying Wenger has been an incredible Manager the last couple of decades. He not only changed the way Arsenal we’re playing but had a big impact on the quality of football in the top flight.

 

I certainly liked his Crujiff-like principles that football isn’t just about winning but the way you play.

 

As far as I know Tuchel toy PSG isn’t fixed so I think he is a very likely successor.

[Andrew 4718]

5 minutes ago, Isegrim said:

As much as his whinging was annoying Wenger has been an incredible Manager the last couple of decades. He not only changed the way Arsenal we’re playing but had a big impact on the quality of football in the top flight.

 

I certainly liked his Crujiff-like principles that football isn’t just about winning but the way you play.

 

As far as I know Tuchel toy PSG isn’t fixed so I think he is a very likely successor.

 

Nah, not only is there the PSG link but sven mislintat left Dortmund and went to arsenal as head of recruitment largely because he and tuchel hated each other. It would be an odd move when there are quite a lot of other coaches they could attract

[Isegrim 9733]

I think Arsenal will rather pay peanuts to get rid of Mislintat than to miss out on Tuchel. If he is still available he will most likely jump at the chance. Would also fit with him rejecting Bayern because of already committing to another job. I think that Wenger‘s decision was made some time ago while I am not sure what is going to happen at PSG.

 

I am not sure of Ancelotti‘s profile after his job with Bayern where he left a lot of disgruntled stars. 

[strawb 4181]

Nobody see Simeon going to Arsenal? 

[Andrew 4718]

22 minutes ago, Isegrim said:

I think Arsenal will rather pay peanuts to get rid of Mislintat than to miss out on Tuchel. If he is still available he will most likely jump at the chance. Would also fit with him rejecting Bayern because of already committing to another job. I think that Wenger‘s decision was made some time ago while I am not sure what is going to happen at PSG.

 

I am not sure of Ancelotti‘s profile after his job with Bayern where he left a lot of disgruntled stars. 

 

With PSG theres absolutely no hope of Emery staying after that CL performance for a start, thats been clear for a couple of months.

 

If Arsenal are looking to build long term stability then the last thing they'll be doing is firing the head of recruitment to get a manager in so they have to replace him as well.

 

[Isegrim 9733]

1 minute ago, Andrew said:

 

With PSG theres absolutely no hope of Emery staying after that CL performance for a start, thats been clear for a couple of months.

 

If Arsenal are looking to build long term stability then the last thing they'll be doing is firing the head of recruitment to get a manager in so they have to replace him as well.

 

We will see.