Well he is 136 years old so it could happen Jimi
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Well he is 136 years old so it could happen Jimi
Doing a good job imo. Hasn't crapped himself when it was looking like they'd be the whipping boys. Has tried to stay very calm for an inexperienced manager.
Jamo Martinez
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Yeah. At the start of the season I thought they'd be where Sheffield Utd are now. Credit to him and them for having a crack.
100% Jamo, I thought he'd make a show of himself like we've seen so many managers do. But he's held himself together well, has really tried to defend his players, tried to correct certain things. Fair play to him so far.
Jamo Martinez
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At the moment, it's like someone invented the car, put a drunken baboon as the driver and has got everyone saying that the car is a crap invention.
deipnosophist
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Chris O'Connor
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What do we think of Arteta's plight? The questions aren't going away any time soon despite a domestic cup win last season.
Kronke was incredibly loyal to Wenger, although you could argue that the club was so dependant on Arsené, he ran everything down to the smallest detail, that losing him was an option never really on. Perhaps if Mikel's position was similarly entrenched within the whole running of the club he could take heart from this precedent.
However with the last manager sacked, that's less the case now, his position isn't anything like as secure and his experience is almost all as a coach learning coaching under Pep at another club. He's a manager in name now and is expected to do more than just be s good coach, keeping players in the right mindset and running the club on and off the field with all the media and all the complications that can bring. Ozil was a nasty legacy to have foisted upon you but when things go wrong you get the blame.
I would think his position has to be precarious, Wigan, Swansea, Portsmouth and Birmingham City won domestic cups but league position is the barometer you're measured on. I don't go along with any relegation nonsense, that's farcical, but finishing half way or bottom half could be enough for them to move on from him regardless any progress in the cups
Kronke was incredibly loyal to Wenger, although you could argue that the club was so dependant on Arsené, he ran everything down to the smallest detail, that losing him was an option never really on. Perhaps if Mikel's position was similarly entrenched within the whole running of the club he could take heart from this precedent.
However with the last manager sacked, that's less the case now, his position isn't anything like as secure and his experience is almost all as a coach learning coaching under Pep at another club. He's a manager in name now and is expected to do more than just be s good coach, keeping players in the right mindset and running the club on and off the field with all the media and all the complications that can bring. Ozil was a nasty legacy to have foisted upon you but when things go wrong you get the blame.
I would think his position has to be precarious, Wigan, Swansea, Portsmouth and Birmingham City won domestic cups but league position is the barometer you're measured on. I don't go along with any relegation nonsense, that's farcical, but finishing half way or bottom half could be enough for them to move on from him regardless any progress in the cups
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Alpine Klopp looks like he has cans of Skol Super in his trackie pockets
Decent day of football to enjoy now the Blues have got 3 points in the bag.
Wat Tyler
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He dived for the pen against us, Gomes made the slightest contact, never enough to go down.
Just seen it.
There needs to be a fan led movement against VAR to put pressure on pulling it. It's harming the game.
Jamo Martinez
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Ceballos should get a retrospective ban for the Stamp on Mina.
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