Arsenal Talk/Gossip/Rumours Thread 2015/16 ( Mod Note linked in OP 29/12)

tayto lover · 26-01-2016 04:17PM

jonneymendoza wrote: »

So if wenger was to get the sack or retire.

here are the following managers i would not mind taking charge:

El Mister, Lucho, Sampaoli, Bielsa, Jemez

They all play some very attractive football and doable to obtain as they aint household names like pep.

thoughts?

Wenger is a company man. He's not going to be sacked ... ever.
Now if he retired which I can't see happening for years to come then someone will have been picked beforehand.
I never heard of any of those lads either. I would actually prefer an English manager who would bring a bit of grit into the side. By that I mean someone who's already in the Premiership.

emmetlego · 26-01-2016 04:41PM

So, any rumours around of any signings? This season's Benzema?

MonsterCookie · 26-01-2016 04:53PM

tayto lover wrote: »

Wenger is a company man. He's not going to be sacked ... ever.
Now if he retired which I can't see happening for years to come then someone will have been picked beforehand.
I never heard of any of those lads either. I would actually prefer an English manager who would bring a bit of grit into the side. By that I mean someone who's already in the Premiership.

BFS anyone?

I guess Wenger will have a major role in appointing his successor and can't help thinking for that reason it could be another Arsene who moment!

26-01-2016 05:43PM

tayto lover wrote: »

Wenger is a company man. He's not going to be sacked ... ever.
Now if he retired which I can't see happening for years to come then someone will have been picked beforehand.
I never heard of any of those lads either. I would actually prefer an English manager who would bring a bit of grit into the side. By that I mean someone who's already in the Premiership.

When's the last time an English manager won a top-tier league?

tayto lover · 26-01-2016 05:45PM

Deleted User wrote: »

When's the last time an English manager won a top-tier league?

Last year. (I said a manager who's already managing in the Premiership).
I might have phrased it badly.

Bounty Hunter · 26-01-2016 05:55PM

Are Arsenal able to recall Jenkinson? seems Debuchy is on the way out on loan, who will be Bellerin's backup if he does? Chambers?

26-01-2016 06:00PM

tayto lover wrote: »

Last year. (I said a manager who's already managing in the Premiership).
I might have phrased it badly.

Who? In both cases.

EuropeanSon · 26-01-2016 06:04PM

tayto lover wrote: »

Last year. (I said a manager who's already managing in the Premiership).
I might have phrased it badly.

When's the last time a Premier League team hired a Premier League manager and won the league?

Mr Blobby · 26-01-2016 06:09PM

tayto lover wrote: »

Wenger is a company man. He's not going to be sacked ... ever.
Now if he retired which I can't see happening for years to come then someone will have been picked beforehand.
I never heard of any of those lads either. I would actually prefer an English manager who would bring a bit of grit into the side. By that I mean someone who's already in the Premiership.

Eh no thanks.
Don't see how being English has anything to do with it myself. If you're looking for grit then Diego Simeone is your man.

DeclanRe · 26-01-2016 06:11PM

Bounty Hunter wrote: »

Are Arsenal able to recall Jenkinson? seems Debuchy is on the way out on loan, who will be Bellerin's backup if he does? Chambers?

We can recall him, but he's crocked. Out for the rest of the season apparently

26-01-2016 06:13PM

Yep, Jenko will be back to Arsenal for the rest of the season to carry out his rehab.

tayto lover · 26-01-2016 06:43PM

Deleted User wrote: »

Who? In both cases.

I will tell you when Wenger is retiring which I don't expect anytime soon.
My choice as i said will be someone already managing in the EPL who won't have to take a lot of time to settle in and who will add a bit of grit.

Boskowski · 26-01-2016 06:47PM

Mourinho so

GeorgeBailey · 26-01-2016 06:47PM

tayto lover wrote: »

I will tell you when Wenger is retiring which I don't expect anytime soon.
My choice as i said will be someone already managing in the EPL who won't have to take a lot of time to settle in and who will add a bit of grit.

Sounds like Moyes would be your perfect choice... or maybe big Sam?

tayto lover · 26-01-2016 06:48PM

GeorgeBailey wrote: »

Sounds like Moyes would be your perfect choice... or maybe big Sam?

No and they will probably be retired before Wenger is ready to leave.

GeorgeBailey · 26-01-2016 06:52PM

tayto lover wrote: »

No and they will probably be retired before Wenger is ready to leave.

So if wenger were to quit today who would you replace him with?

tayto lover · 26-01-2016 06:54PM

GeorgeBailey wrote: »

So if wenger were to quit today who would you replace him with?

The lad at Spurs. Plenty of EPL experience and a good footballing philosophy.

domrush · 26-01-2016 07:08PM

tayto lover wrote: »

The lad at Spurs. Plenty of EPL experience and a good footballing philosophy.

Yeah wouldn't mind seeing Pottechino either.
Diego Simeone anyone?

Bobby Baccala · 26-01-2016 07:14PM

Simeone would be the dream replacement, a hard case who knows how to play lovely attacking football. He clearly knows how to develop talent over there too, he could do great things with our squad imo.

Atletico isn't exactly an easy job either so it's comparible with Arsenal imo.

gosplan · 26-01-2016 09:37PM

Re: Coq. Not sure where it came from but he's back in training and arseblog mentioned a surprise return this weekend.

That's just Burnley though. Next three are Saints, Bornmouth, Leicester.

Win those three and we'd be top again I'd say.

domrush · 26-01-2016 09:47PM

P4DDY2K11 wrote: »

Simeone would be the dream replacement, a hard case who knows how to play lovely attacking football. He clearly knows how to develop talent over there too, he could do great things with our squad imo.

Atletico isn't exactly an easy job either so it's comparible with Arsenal imo.

Only problem is I don't think he has any English?

26-01-2016 09:55PM

Is Simeone not Mourinho mk 2? Park the bus and kick the **** out of the opposition

Skylinehead · 26-01-2016 10:04PM

AdamD wrote: »

Is Simeone not Mourinho mk 2? Park the bus and kick the **** out of the opposition

He does what he has to do against big opposition yes, but that's no bad thing. Atletico play lovely stuff usually.

tayto lover · 26-01-2016 10:08PM

That wee Shaquiri lad with Stoke is a good player. Very busy with a great engine.

JustTheOne · 26-01-2016 10:09PM

Jesus lads Liverpool are dire how did they put 3 past us:(

tayto lover · 26-01-2016 10:10PM

JustTheOne wrote: »

Jesus lads Liverpool are dire how did they put 3 past us:(

Because our defence is poor.

JustTheOne · 26-01-2016 10:11PM

tayto lover wrote: »

Because our defence is poor.

We still should have had enough to beat them.

Utterly depressing.

Gringo180 · 26-01-2016 10:43PM

tayto lover wrote: »

That wee Shaquiri lad with Stoke is a good player. Very busy with a great engine.

Just came on to say why on earth didnt we try and get him. Cheap as chips, he had a great World Cup too a few years back. Terriffic player, technically very gifted, he is a step above the likes of Walcott and Oxlade Chamberlain.

Bobby Baccala · 26-01-2016 10:58PM

domrush wrote: »

Only problem is I don't think he has any English?

Most of our lads speak Spanish the rest may start learning

Ol' Donie · 26-01-2016 11:03PM

JustTheOne wrote: »

Jesus lads Liverpool are dire how did they put 3 past us:(

Am i right in saying that's 2 years in a row they equalised against us about an hour into injury time in their gaf?

Arsenal Talk/Gossip/Rumours Thread 2015/16 ( Mod Note linked in OP 29/12)

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