Next Arsenal Manager Watch

Nishankly wrote:You guys actually want Rodgers?

He's the dude who gave us the defensive instability that we've had since 2012. He makes good signings though and plays attacking football though. He also has a good character.

I want Tuchel most of all managers available.

Don't want Carlo, he'd be another Wenger. We need someone who is younger with fresh ideas.

Jardim or Löw would be realistic and good options for me.

Absolutely don't want to hear about Rodgers, Arteta, Vieira, Henry, Eddie Howe and the like.

Pippo.

Ancelotti would steady the ship for a couple of years, get you back to CL and perhaps get you past the QF's for the first time in ages

Then you can move on from there for a more fancy/modern coach

messixaviesta wrote:Is this the official trolling thread at the forum???

The title has "Next" "Arsenal" "Manager" and "Watch". Its like a GL trolling keyword bingo. Only Brexit, Sack, and Montella are missing.

Sarri? It'd be a nice combination him and Arsenal.

Sarri does not seem like the type of guy who would be able to learn English to me

S wrote:Ancelotti would steady the ship for a couple of years, get you back to CL and perhaps get you past the QF's for the first time in ages

Then you can move on from there for a more fancy/modern coach

I don't think he can take anyone anywhere after his stunt with Bayern.

Have to say though, I obviously wouldn't be upset with Carlo but I'd prefer someone with modern football ideas.

Hapless_Hans wrote:Sarri does not seem like the type of guy who would be able to learn English to me

Makes it all the more interesting. Sarri telling the Arsenal lads that they either show balls or get *bleep* in the ass in Italian

In all seriousness though, he is more educated than a lot of others in the footballing world out there since he had a successful career in banking before football. He already worked in London. He can figure it out and there are translator for all these people in football.

rincon wrote:

Hapless_Hans wrote:Sarri does not seem like the type of guy who would be able to learn English to me

Makes it all the more interesting. Sarri telling the Arsenal lads that they either show balls or get *bleep* in the ass in Italian

In all seriousness though, he is more educated than most others in the footballing world out there since he had a successful career in banking before football. He already worked in London. He can figure it out and there are translator for all these people in football.

I did not know that.
Was not meant as an insult, he just merely struck me as the guy who'd not bother so much with English and might be more suited to remain within the Latin languages family, especially since he's not young anymore.
Was pure guesswork though so guess I was wrong.

If so, they should get him.

Sarri and Napoli are at odds with negotiations atm so there are tons of links in the media. Named to replace him if he leaves are Giampaolo and Inzaghi. The links of him to other clubs are PL ones, usually Chelsea. Napoli should announce it one or another at the end of the season since they don't wanna do anything before the scudetto race is wrapped.

Would love Sarri for sure, but just as Hans said I didn't think he'd want to move to London, learn the language and what not.

If he's an option, he should be considered for sure.

don't even want to hear any other name than Tony Adams tbh

they need someone with Arsenal 'eritage and PL experience to steady the ship since Wenger will leave a huge void at the club, makes sense and he has top flight experience in Europe to boot

Firenze wrote:don't even want to hear any other name than Tony Adams tbh

they need someone with Arsenal 'eritage and PL experience to steady the ship since Wenger will leave a huge void at the club, makes sense and he has top flight experience in Europe to boot

I'm not saying you are right but I'm not saying you're wrong either.

Maybe the great Marcel Keizer would be an option for this beautiful club.

Seems like some extreme scrub Marcel Keizer, not even 2 ppg with Ajax in Eredivisie

Definitely on the short list

If they get PV, then its a rip

If they get Tuchel then Kicker was right all along and remains the most credible german news source

Tuchel is already done dealio with PSG unless he bolt at the last minute.

There is a Patrick Viera rumour in France even if he is not qualified.

This is a job for Ancelotti

United should sack Mou just so we can have rumors of Mou replacing Wenger at Arsenal. Football needs this banter.

Would be amazing if the PSG owner decided for Wenger instead, leaving us with Tuchel.

Wishful thinking

Tuchel apparently was directly chosen by brother of the Emir of Qatar because he loves Guardiola and Tuchel is one of his disciples.

But yeah it would be interesting indeed.

Wenger is surely going to take a much needed break from football, then probably come back as a general manager/ DoF type. Can’t see him coaching again.

As for who should take over, surely Carlo is the best option. Following up Wenger is going to be a lot more difficult than I think people expect. A lot of mental and physical changes are needed at the club so a more subtle/ safe option for the next few years is best- that is Carlo all day.

Wow. We're going to talk really about a new Arsenal manager.
I still remember when we were linked frequently to RG

Spoiler:

http://www.goallegacy.net/t40020-inter-next-manager-sack-watch?highlight=inter+coach

And I wonder why not Arsenal , considering how much he loves the club.
I think no chances though. Busy on other.

I hope NOT Vieira, because it 'd not be a change. He'd be Wenger 2.0 FFS

Allegri and Pardew would be best choice for Arsenal. But I can't see the first Juve for Arsenal ( furthermore CL depends on EL victory... ). While the second is going to save the world from an internationa crisis.

I expect Ancelotti to be next Arsenal manager. He likes this choice. Arsenal likes him . The only reason because I can't feel sure about it is that Tancredi Palmeri announced it too.

don't see it being brendan seriously, language barrier would be too much, do any of the arsenal team speak Latin proverb?

should go for Dyche IMO

but probably an Ancelotti type, really struggling here as I don't think there are too many realistic options out there right now..can see this being a surprising appointment

bring back Mancini IMO

There's a few ways this can go:

We go for an experienced coach currently out of work. Two off the top of my head: Carlo Ancelotti and Luis Enrique.

We try and poach a coach from another team, like Sarri, Allegri or Simeone (unrealistic).

We go for someone young, likes a Naglesmann or Tedesco.

We go for an ex-player, like Vieira or Arteta.

Or we go for crap, like Brendan Rodgers.

Firenze wrote:don't see it being brendan seriously, language barrier would be too much, do any of the arsenal team speak Latin proverb?

should go for Dyche IMO

but probably an Ancelotti type, really struggling here as I don't think there are too many realistic options out there right now..can see this being a surprising appointment

bring back Mancini IMO

Mancini said he dreams to coach Arsenal a day , it is his declared dream, but I don't think he on the list after recent negative experiences
Furthermore he is next Italy coach quite surely

Arsenal needs of a winning so I hope they are not going on some hipster name as Sarri ( I don't rate Enrique too, fraud carried by MSN imo)