| Arsenal sack Emery....... 10:24 - Nov 29 with 4845 views | Ely_Blue |
Did they do it now so they could get Poch before he goes to Bayern or Utd? |  |
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| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 11:05 - Nov 29 with 2265 views | itfcjoe |
I had the heard the other day he was being looked at, in one of the papers
Would be a decent fit there in their newer structure |  |
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| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 11:05 - Nov 29 with 2263 views | BloomBlue |
Wasnt there talk last week about them being interested Santo as Manager? Although not sure he would leave Wolves |  | | |
| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 11:06 - Nov 29 with 2262 views | itfcjoe |
| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 10:59 - Nov 29 by Ely_Blue |
And why would he leave wolves, a team on a high and on the way up, for a team that needs a complete rebuild |
Because Wolves ceiling is lower than Arsenal's floor
Come on, it's Wolves and Arsenal! | |
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| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 11:11 - Nov 29 with 2246 views | ElderGrizzly |
| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 11:06 - Nov 29 by itfcjoe |
Because Wolves ceiling is lower than Arsenal's floor
Come on, it's Wolves and Arsenal! |
They tried to get Arteta before Emery, so is that an obvious one? Unless Guardiola is grooming him to take over from him at Man City next season? |  | | |
| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 11:15 - Nov 29 with 2234 views | BiGDonnie |
| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 10:59 - Nov 29 by Ely_Blue |
And why would he leave wolves, a team on a high and on the way up, for a team that needs a complete rebuild |
More money, better players, bigger club, better stadium, bigger fanbase, better prospects.
I could go on! |  |
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| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 11:28 - Nov 29 with 2212 views | BloomBlue |
| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 11:15 - Nov 29 by BiGDonnie |
More money, better players, bigger club, better stadium, bigger fanbase, better prospects.
I could go on! |
Although could easily become another ManU. Give a manager 22 years, many years with no trophies, then give the next manager a year and a bit. What will they give the next manager, 6 months? | | | |
| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 11:29 - Nov 29 with 2213 views | Ely_Blue |
| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 11:15 - Nov 29 by BiGDonnie |
More money, better players, bigger club, better stadium, bigger fanbase, better prospects.
I could go on! |
Ah yes a little bit like Paul Hurst to Ipswich, Jack Ross to Sunderland, Nathan Jones to Stoke, Marco Silva to Everton, David Moyes to Man Utd............... worked out well for all of those in very recent seasons moving from clubs where they had done so well and were basically looked at as being legends | |
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| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 11:34 - Nov 29 with 2202 views | TRUE_BLUE123 |
They will have Ljunberg until the end of the season, he will do well then get the job. Fail next season just like Ole Gunnar |  |
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| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 11:37 - Nov 29 with 2197 views | Radlett_blue |
| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 11:03 - Nov 29 by MrTown |
Freddie Ljungberg until the end of the season and then Erik Ten Hag would be my choice. |
I was at the Emirates last night, with an Arsenal season ticket holding friend. He has been hoping Emery goes for a while as he doesn't think he had a clue & when Eintracht upped their game in the 2nd half, there was little response from Arsenal. The "official attendance" was a laughable 49,419 but I don't think there was more than 20k there. My mate thinks they should make Ljungberg caretaker until the end of the season, when you can then make a better choice. |  |
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| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 11:38 - Nov 29 with 2194 views | C_HealyIsAPleasure |
| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 11:03 - Nov 29 by chicoazul |
Because he will double and maybe treble his salary. |
Not to mention that Arsenal are still a considerably bigger club with vastly more resources |  |
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| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 11:41 - Nov 29 with 2186 views | C_HealyIsAPleasure |
| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 11:29 - Nov 29 by Ely_Blue |
Ah yes a little bit like Paul Hurst to Ipswich, Jack Ross to Sunderland, Nathan Jones to Stoke, Marco Silva to Everton, David Moyes to Man Utd............... worked out well for all of those in very recent seasons moving from clubs where they had done so well and were basically looked at as being legends |
Or Brendan Rodgers to Leicester, Pochettino to Spurs, Lampard to Chelsea (so far), etc...
Also - Marco Silva ‘legend’. LOL | |
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| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 11:43 - Nov 29 with 2168 views | WeWereZombies |
| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 11:34 - Nov 29 by TRUE_BLUE123 |
They will have Ljunberg until the end of the season, he will do well then get the job. Fail next season just like Ole Gunnar |
I think it is far too soon to view Solskjær as having failed this season, hopefully Man U have learnt the lesson of Moyes and are prepared to give a manager a couple of seasons at least to rebuild and change management style. They would never have got the success they did under Ferguson if they had not shown a little patience at the start of his time there. |  |
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| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 11:48 - Nov 29 with 2158 views | Radlett_blue |
| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 11:43 - Nov 29 by WeWereZombies |
I think it is far too soon to view Solskjær as having failed this season, hopefully Man U have learnt the lesson of Moyes and are prepared to give a manager a couple of seasons at least to rebuild and change management style. They would never have got the success they did under Ferguson if they had not shown a little patience at the start of his time there. |
With the benefit of hindsight, they could hardly have done worse by sticking with Moyes, particularly as he was given nowhere near the transfer budget of his successors. However, I thought Solskjaer was a poor appointment - a caretaker who briefly proved a breath of fresh air, but unlikely to be the man to achieve the necessary rebuild. Football - and especially the big clubs - are now run by impatient money-men. | |
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| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 11:55 - Nov 29 with 2150 views | WeWereZombies |
| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 11:48 - Nov 29 by Radlett_blue |
With the benefit of hindsight, they could hardly have done worse by sticking with Moyes, particularly as he was given nowhere near the transfer budget of his successors. However, I thought Solskjaer was a poor appointment - a caretaker who briefly proved a breath of fresh air, but unlikely to be the man to achieve the necessary rebuild. Football - and especially the big clubs - are now run by impatient money-men. |
I maintain that it is too soon to judge, Man U is a lot about managing the personalities of expensive players (either in terms of what they have paid for them or paying the contracts they are on) and Ferguson was the best in the business at that - an impossible act to follow. So Moyes had an uphill struggle to change the culture (and probably suffered as much from player's agents getting adverse stories run in newspapers as from the players not performing themselves). With a younger squad now there is a different task, it would be a surprise if Man U won a major trophy this year but they look to be building a challenge for future seasons (more so than Arsenal were before even before the sacking). | |
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| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 11:57 - Nov 29 with 2149 views | TRUE_BLUE123 |
| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 11:43 - Nov 29 by WeWereZombies |
I think it is far too soon to view Solskjær as having failed this season, hopefully Man U have learnt the lesson of Moyes and are prepared to give a manager a couple of seasons at least to rebuild and change management style. They would never have got the success they did under Ferguson if they had not shown a little patience at the start of his time there. |
Maybe not 'failed' by I have never been more confident that a manager will. He is an awful manager, just look at all his previous jobs. It was a ridiculous appointment. They rushed it. | |
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| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 12:17 - Nov 29 with 2131 views | Ely_Blue |
| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 11:41 - Nov 29 by C_HealyIsAPleasure |
Or Brendan Rodgers to Leicester, Pochettino to Spurs, Lampard to Chelsea (so far), etc...
Also - Marco Silva ‘legend’. LOL |
Is that Brendan Rodgers via Liverpool (remind me how that went), I could also add managers like Martinez to that list, Eddie Howe Bournemouth to Burnley...... more failures than successes that have gone from smaller club where they were overperforming | |
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| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 12:31 - Nov 29 with 2116 views | C_HealyIsAPleasure |
| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 12:17 - Nov 29 by Ely_Blue |
Is that Brendan Rodgers via Liverpool (remind me how that went), I could also add managers like Martinez to that list, Eddie Howe Bournemouth to Burnley...... more failures than successes that have gone from smaller club where they were overperforming |
Brendan Rodgers was successful at Liverpool, they nearly won the league
Martinez was hardly a disgrace at Everton either - and had just been relegated with Wigan when he joined them (a team he would never have been at in the first place had he not left Swansea for them)
Some managers succeed, some fail - but that’s not a reason not to try | |
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| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 12:33 - Nov 29 with 2112 views | wkj |
| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 12:17 - Nov 29 by Ely_Blue |
Is that Brendan Rodgers via Liverpool (remind me how that went), I could also add managers like Martinez to that list, Eddie Howe Bournemouth to Burnley...... more failures than successes that have gone from smaller club where they were overperforming |
I believe the original follow up question you asked was "Why would he choose Arsenal over Wolves", which was mostly answered in terms of resources and stature of the club. However, when you start going down the rabbit hole of comparisons, any manager who chooses to do something based on the performance of others has no right to be a manager at all. So really the comparison to other managers and their performances to why would he jump ship from Wolves doesn't make any sense from a decision making perspective. |  |
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| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 12:34 - Nov 29 with 2107 views | Ely_Blue |
| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 12:31 - Nov 29 by C_HealyIsAPleasure |
Brendan Rodgers was successful at Liverpool, they nearly won the league
Martinez was hardly a disgrace at Everton either - and had just been relegated with Wigan when he joined them (a team he would never have been at in the first place had he not left Swansea for them)
Some managers succeed, some fail - but that’s not a reason not to try |
No that is true but it’s good enough reason to think that it’s not always better to leave your loving wife who you have a fantastic relationship with for an unstable supermodel who will promise you everything and dump you within 3 months! | |
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| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 12:40 - Nov 29 with 2094 views | C_HealyIsAPleasure |
| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 12:34 - Nov 29 by Ely_Blue |
No that is true but it’s good enough reason to think that it’s not always better to leave your loving wife who you have a fantastic relationship with for an unstable supermodel who will promise you everything and dump you within 3 months! |
Yes, because managing a football club is exactly like marriage...  | |
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| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 12:43 - Nov 29 with 2092 views | wkj |
| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 12:40 - Nov 29 by C_HealyIsAPleasure |
Yes, because managing a football club is exactly like marriage... |
That explains why Paul Jewel hung the hat on his office door when reviewing the DVD of the match played the previous day. | |
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| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 12:56 - Nov 29 with 2077 views | strikalite |
If Eddie Howe had an Argentinean surname he'd have a chance... |  | | |
| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 13:12 - Nov 29 with 2058 views | Garv |
| Arsenal sack Emery....... on 11:48 - Nov 29 by Radlett_blue |
With the benefit of hindsight, they could hardly have done worse by sticking with Moyes, particularly as he was given nowhere near the transfer budget of his successors. However, I thought Solskjaer was a poor appointment - a caretaker who briefly proved a breath of fresh air, but unlikely to be the man to achieve the necessary rebuild. Football - and especially the big clubs - are now run by impatient money-men. |
I was and still am shocked they dumped Moyes having basically declared him the chosen one after Fergie. |  |
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