Mikel Arteta
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Billysgingham.
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The pont is lost on you thanks anyway for your input.
Death
I'll take down dat coal powered MG, I tel u Hwat
Usually a feeling can be backed up by something substantial something not too obvious to most. Otherwise why mention. Xx
Billysgingham.
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Because it's a forum and that is how it works.
Death
I'll take down dat coal powered MG, I tel u Hwat
You wanna go Billy?
Billysgingham.
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I would but my fear is it would not end well for you, so i will give you a walk over, and i only go to Morrisons for carrot cake.
Death
I'll take down dat coal powered MG, I tel u Hwat
Big talk. Meet me at St. John’s food court. Eat 3 big Mack’s in a row and you will summon me. Fair warning I work out at an mma gym.
Billysgingham.
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I've worked out in the gym of life for years I will crush you, plus I'm busy so if I'm not there start without me.
The main point is that people automatically assume that working under a great manager will translate to being a great manager themselves, when it's not the case.
Look at Ferguson's assistances at United who've gone on to be managers: Brian Kidd, Steve McLaren, Carlos Queiroz, Mike Phelan, and René Meulensteen.
Arguably one of the greatest managers there has been, but how many of his managers have really been a success? It may be different under Pep, but it may not.
How many of his assistants at Barcelona and Bayern have gone on to great things? Arsenal are a total mess, under a rudderless ownership, so it's a difficult task.
Look at Ferguson's assistances at United who've gone on to be managers: Brian Kidd, Steve McLaren, Carlos Queiroz, Mike Phelan, and René Meulensteen.
Arguably one of the greatest managers there has been, but how many of his managers have really been a success? It may be different under Pep, but it may not.
How many of his assistants at Barcelona and Bayern have gone on to great things? Arsenal are a total mess, under a rudderless ownership, so it's a difficult task.
49ers
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that's not true is it though.
As much hate as there is for him here, I think he couldn't turn it down.
He must have something about him if he was wanted by Wenger,Guardiola and Pochettino when he retired.
Time will tell if he's successful here but for all the doom and gloom playing like we did for the 1st 45 yesterday, we will win more than we have so far.
Once we are safe(6 wins from 18),he'll probably start prepping for next season.
They should still totally do that last part I think
The binman chronicles
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THUNDERBIRDS ARE STALLED!
49ers
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Point is though we don't know and he was wanted even before he became a 'cone layer'.
Mourinho was an assistant before taking over from Heynckes,as was Heynckes . Both for top tier teams Benfica/Gladbach. There's numerous others but it's down to the individual.
I know there's a lot of hate for him here but I think he was the right choice for now.
As far as the owner is concerned he's handed over money , not much else he can do. It's up to the people he employs to make the money work.
We are not that different to the situation you were in just a few weeks ago. A couple of wins later and it's all rosy again.
Billysgingham.
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Why would a new manager want the shadow of Wenger over him?
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