how many trophies in the last 3-4 years?
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orly
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Just a couple of cups, not a lot really, we're more a Saido Berahino bunch
couple of trophies and good togger, leaving a strong talented squad, its not like he had a one off season grinding a grim way to a top 7 finish, with dyche we could have another dvd out, the magnificent 7th II
Mrk
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If he was coming in for 1 (or maybe 2) years to work with Brands on getting us into a position to progress, then yes.
Ideally, we need to be appointing a long-term manager this summer, but if the right one isn't available, we could do much worse than appointing someone like Wenger who could instil a good ethos into our style of play.
Having said that, I doubt he'd join us anyway, so...
Ideally, we need to be appointing a long-term manager this summer, but if the right one isn't available, we could do much worse than appointing someone like Wenger who could instil a good ethos into our style of play.
Having said that, I doubt he'd join us anyway, so...
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Dyche getting the best out of Berahino and Leigh Griffiths I hope
record signing a crap left back who hasn't had to do any defending all season, punting the ball over the top for shane long not to score off, 'the school of science, is on its way back' to be sung like you've just eaten a cheese grater
overkill
Player Valuation: £20m
Don't think he's got it in him anymore
He's noticeable declined as a manager in recent years.
Our current sqaud can't play the style of football Wenger plays, and his buys have been poor in recent years.
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Titanium Brexit FC with Nigel Farage as Director of Football, Aaron Banks as CEO and Bill Kenwright as Chairman
brieverton
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I wouldn't be in favour of this.
There is a big job ahead here and whatever his abilities and qualities, I think we need someone to come in with at least the initial intention of staying for more than a couple of years. I don't think Wenger fits that profile and psychologically it will be very difficult for him to approach another job with the same level of commitment and long-term outlook he showed at Arsenal.
There would yet again be too much of an over-riding sense that we are taking another reject from a top club. Arsenal and Everton are comparable in some respects but not others and I don't think it is too entitled of us to still think that if he is not good enough any longer for Arsenal, he is not good enough for us now. That, as a benchmark, is still too low for me.
There is a big job ahead here and whatever his abilities and qualities, I think we need someone to come in with at least the initial intention of staying for more than a couple of years. I don't think Wenger fits that profile and psychologically it will be very difficult for him to approach another job with the same level of commitment and long-term outlook he showed at Arsenal.
There would yet again be too much of an over-riding sense that we are taking another reject from a top club. Arsenal and Everton are comparable in some respects but not others and I don't think it is too entitled of us to still think that if he is not good enough any longer for Arsenal, he is not good enough for us now. That, as a benchmark, is still too low for me.
royalblue66
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What I have noticed. everytime an opposing player puts a tackle in against them, they are all screaming for free kicks and cards, the Spoilt Brats, think they expect us to stand off and admire, hate them with a passion
I think Wenger does fit into the category of elite manager. If it was suggested ten years ago that he was to go to Everton our fans would rightly be overwhelmingly in favour.
He comes with a nice collection of trophies, leagues and CL experience as well as managing the club while it built a new stadium and exited the old.
The problem, I think with most is his age, but he still seems fit and able and appears as passionate as ever.
He could be a transitional manager, not really long term, but would raise the standards of everyone at the club as well as raise the expectations.
The appointment of a young potential successor as his number two would be vital.
I think it is unlikely but ruling somebody out because of age makes no sense.
He comes with a nice collection of trophies, leagues and CL experience as well as managing the club while it built a new stadium and exited the old.
The problem, I think with most is his age, but he still seems fit and able and appears as passionate as ever.
He could be a transitional manager, not really long term, but would raise the standards of everyone at the club as well as raise the expectations.
The appointment of a young potential successor as his number two would be vital.
I think it is unlikely but ruling somebody out because of age makes no sense.
Frang
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if wenger came in, then steve walsh would be demoted to head scout and we would work as he has done at Arsenal for the last 20 years, barring this season where he had a technical director.
I think Wenger could transform the club, top to bottom, and instill a fresh regime around the place.
I think the club was probably in disarray behind the scenes before Sam arrived. he has probly done a good job himself organising the stuff we don't see, but Wenger would be able to implement a much more European style to how the club is run.
it could only be a good thing , even if he came and shaped us up for 2 or 3 seasons.
whoever gets the arsenal gig, is going to land on their feet, as the club is superbly run
He wouldn't just take over our players though. He would probably have a decent amount of cash to shape the squad from day 1. I think he's still got it in him because he's never finished outside the top 6 (this is his worst ever season in 22 years and it's still miles better than we have achieved in the last decade).
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