Arsenal fans, IF the manager is sacked, who would you want to see as the new manager?
i honestly don't know, i wouldn't want Mourinho, cause he'll want hundred of millions of pounds to buy players.
Eddie Howe or Chris Wilder maybe? I honestly wish we got rid of Arsene earlier and got Klopp.
I think there was a time where Arsenal would have had a chance of getting Pep before he went to Bayern.
(10-11-2019 20:46 )Cooper_temple Wrote: [ -> ]Arsenal fans, IF the manager is sacked, who would you want to see as the new manager?
Hi
If British Eddie Howe or Sean Dyche
If foreign , not Mourinho, he would want to much transfer budget.
If replacing the manager is required, I would prefer to see the change at the end of the season, that way if Brexit is a disaster and fans are staying away, then a transfer /salary budget could be agreed that would not cripple the club in years to come
They need big Sam
, all kidding aside they should try a British manager but with the hierarchy in place they'll probably go with someone like Luis Enrique or someone similar
or maybe Claudio Ranieri
I think if there has to be a British guy in at the Helm then go for Eddie Howe
We need to get rid of Emery as soon as possible and appoint Pochettino.
(21-11-2019 11:26 )gooner bob Wrote: [ -> ]We need to get rid of Emery as soon as possible and appoint Pochettino.
They should definitely go all out to try and get Poch
But then there wouldn't be that many fans content with the idea of an ex rival club manager managing the Gunners. I know it has happened before I think Terry Neill managed both clubs in thr 70's (I can't be sure) and I think it would probably give Poch the opportunity to put one over on Spurs for his sacking, I would say Pep or Klopp would be a good fit for Arsenal when their respective contracts run out.
However I think it would be a good thing if Arsenal kickstarted a new revolution in PL football by naming a British manager and possibly that could feed on through the PL so that there would be wealth of British managers who could possibly occupy the England hot seat after Southgate. And not only possibly another revolution where we would possibly see more young British players being given more first team opportunities.