Arteta

What's the general opinion of him with you guys, do you's think he has what it takes to take the step up into management?

Absolutely no idea to be perfectly honest. He appears very quiet but I get the impression he’s highly rated at City.

I think it’s just one of them where you won’t have an idea until he steps into a role.
 
What's the general opinion of him with you guys, do you's think he has what it takes to take the step up into management?
I'd like Arteta given the job when Pep goes as he knows what this club is about. Bringing in a new manager from outside the club is a gamble and means a spell of transition, something Arteta would not disrupt as much with him being familiar with the players and the club as a whole.

What's the general consensus of appointing Arteta with gooners fans?
 
I'd like Arteta given the job when Pep goes as he knows what this club is about. Bringing in a new manager from outside the club is a gamble and means a spell of transition, something Arteta would not disrupt as much with him being familiar with the players and the club as a whole.

What's the general consensus of appointing Arteta with gooners fans?

To be honest mate, I'm not sure we even know ourselves what's best for us. Because of the situation we are in, and we're a basket case right now, some folk think it's time for a more experienced person, someone that can create a team with structure and organise a defense.

Others think that it's actually a good time to appoint a more gamble like unproven manager, as there's no real pressure or expectation of top 4 anymore, they can actually come in and as long as they 'steady the ship', will have time to get to know the squad and more importantly what's needed to improve it this season before any potential rebuild.

Think the problem is there are no standout candidates really, especially mid-season.
 
To be honest mate, I'm not sure we even know ourselves what's best for us. Because of the situation we are in, and we're a basket case right now, some folk think it's time for a more experienced person, someone that can create a team with structure and organise a defense.

Others think that it's actually a good time to appoint a more gamble like unproven manager, as there's no real pressure or expectation of top 4 anymore, they can actually come in and as long as they 'steady the ship', will have time to get to know the squad and more importantly what's needed to improve it this season before any potential rebuild.

Think the problem is there are no standout candidates really, especially mid-season.
Fair comments pal. Did most want Emery out? I always feel sorry for managers who are perceived as failing without having time to prove to be a failure. Perhaps the board sacked him too soon ?

Whatever it is after having Wenger at the helm for so long, could mean you being in transitional instability for the considerable future. Us old skool blues know that all too well having an ex bumbling chairman that was Peter Swales as chairman in charge.
 
What's the general opinion of him with you guys, do you's think he has what it takes to take the step up into management?

Good coach by all accounts... Some doubts at City about whether he can be a number one but who knows. I think he’ll stabilise things at Arsenal so long as you are patient with him.
 
Fair comments pal. Did most want Emery out? I always feel sorry for managers who are perceived as failing without having time to prove to be a failure. Perhaps the board sacked him too soon ?

Whatever it is after having Wenger at the helm for so long, could mean you being in transitional instability for the considerable future. Us old skool blues know that all too well having an ex bumbling chairman that was Peter Swales as chairman in charge.

Yeah, i think the concensus was that Emery had to go. Purely because never mind seeing more improvement than last season, results and performances were getting worse, and he had no idea how to reverse it. We had gone to good home form and struggling occasionally away, to getting outplayed by the teams at the bottom of the table at home. Most thought he was a decent guy, just lost the dressing room though and there's no real way back from that.
 
Yeah, i think the concensus was that Emery had to go. Purely because never mind seeing more improvement than last season, results and performances were getting worse, and he had no idea how to reverse it. We had gone to good home form and struggling occasionally away, to getting outplayed by the teams at the bottom of the table at home. Most thought he was a decent guy, just lost the dressing room though and there's no real way back from that.
Fair enough. Who would you like as next manager and who do you think will get the job? Vieira seems to have thrown his hat in the ring...
 

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