Re: Next Manager thread

[urbaNRoots]

Sack Gazidis NOW.

[Jay29]

Freddie Ljungberg is returning as a youth coach.

Most papers tonight are going with the Arteta/Allegri stuff. Allegri is a choice, but Arteta is a strong candidate.

However, Ornstein did stress that other candidates were involved, including Vieira, though he "senses" he won't get it.

[Sina]

can we have a poll?
Dont want Allegri the more i think about it really,Not a good fit in current situation and football wont be good to watch either

[RealGunner]

added

[urbaNRoots]

Allegri is the best fit of all the links I've seen.

- He has actually managed a club before.
- He has won titles and competed in the CL (which should be our ultimate goal)
- He specializes in defensive organisation which is our biggest weakness.
-Our best players fit in his two strikers system with an -attacking midfielder behind them.
- His name demands respect and so will the club if we appoint him.

On the other hand if we appoint bums like Arteta or Vieira we'll be a laughing stock for years.

[Sina]

Top coach No denying that

But Juve most dominant club in italy and he took over after Conte,well drilled team and already 3 times champions
6th placed team with limited budget,poor defensively and very different mindset

[RealGunner]

Nagelsmann might be the middleground of both good football and experience (eventhough he is like 38 himself)

But his release clause seems to be a problem.

[Sina]

Voted Nagelsmann,but feels like it will be Arteta
will get behind it in either case

[El Gunner]

Allegri is the best fit of all the links I've seen.

- He has actually managed a club before.
- He has won titles and competed in the CL (which should be our ultimate goal)
- He specializes in defensive organisation which is our biggest weakness.
-Our best players fit in his two strikers system with an -attacking midfielder behind them.
- His name demands respect and so will the club if we appoint him.

On the other hand if we appoint bums like Arteta or Vieira we'll be a laughing stock for years.

my perception pretty much as well.

Although I would give people like Arteta and Vieira a chance, however I would expect disasters more than anything that resembles solidity and an upward trajectory.

[urbaNRoots]

With all that said I would be delighted if Nagelsmann was the man but it seems like he is determined to stay for one more year to play CL football with Hoffenheim.

Jardim too.

[Hapless_Hans]

Nagelsmann might be the middleground of both good football and experience (eventhough he is like 38 himself)

But his release clause seems to be a problem.

38? Nagelsmann is 30. THIRTY. A club the size of Arsenal, as successor of Arsene Wenger no less, is far too early and far too big a step for him IMO

[urbaNRoots]

Experience is what's important, not age.

Nagelsmann has shown that he can overachieve with a team that has a smaller budget than the rest of their rivals while also losing key members of the squad.

He's shown that twice, he's ready.

[RealGunner]

Next Arsenal manager: Mikel Arteta first choice to take over from Arsene Wenger as Max Allegri eyes Juventus stay

https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/premier-league/arsenal-news-next-manager-mikel-arteta-arsene-wenger-max-allegri-latest-update-a8349261.html

[RealGunner]

bare in mind that it's more guess work. But it does seem like an informed opinion at this stage.

[Hapless_Hans]

Experience is what's important, not age.

Nagelsmann has shown that he can overachieve with a team that has a smaller budget than the rest of their rivals while also losing key members of the squad.

He's shown that twice, he's ready.

He has shown that at Hoffenheim though, a club literally noone cares about, that is pretty much the lowest expectations environment in world football.
Arsene Wenger successor at Arsenal is the highest expectations environment in world football.
Just saying.

[urbaNRoots]

Experience is what's important, not age.

Nagelsmann has shown that he can overachieve with a team that has a smaller budget than the rest of their rivals while also losing key members of the squad.

He's shown that twice, he's ready.

He has shown that at Hoffenheim though, a club literally noone cares about, that is pretty much the lowest expectations environment in world football.
Arsene Wenger successor at Arsenal is the highest expectations environment in world football.
Just saying.

I would agree if we were talking about Bayern, Barca, Real Madrid etc...

We're not a super club though, our expectations are not that high. If the new manager makes this team a top 4 contender he will already have exceeded Wenger's final two seasons, anything more than that and he will be a massive success already. The new manager will likely get a second season as well so there'll be plenty time to get it right.

[rincon]

Scratch Allegri off the poll. He just said he is staying.

[urbaNRoots]

fml

[Sina]

Announce Arteta

[Hapless_Hans]

Think it's going to be Ancelotti

though I don't understand why you're not going hard for Sarri since he seems available

[RealGunner]

Ancelotti isn't even under consideration

[Sina]

SkySports:Mikel Arteta and Julian Nagelsmann top Arsenal candidates

http://www.skysports.com/football/news/11095/11372674/mikel-arteta-and-julian-nagelsmann-top-arsenal-candidates

[urbaNRoots]

Which is frustrating, I get that Allegri might not be available, but Ancelotti would be a good stop gap signing until we get someone in the longer term.

[RealGunner]

Yea I wouldn't mind Van Gaal either

[El Gunner]

Steve Bould one year until Allegri's contract runs out?

[RealGunner]

Steve Bould one year until Allegri's contract runs out?

delete before someone sees

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