[Crimson Dynamo]

https://www.arsenal.com/news/unai-emery-leaves-club

[Denver]

Terrible decision by them

[Crimson Dynamo]

poch incoming?

[bots]

the guy was a disaster, so clearly the right decision

[Denver]

Nuno is the odds on favourite for the job

[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by WickedSkengMan

Nuno is the odds on favourite for the job

Originally Posted by WickedSkengMan

Terrible decision by them

[Nicky91]

about time


when will PSV sack rubbish mark van bommel which is also overdue but i don't know if john de jong/toon gerbrands have the balls to do that

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by WickedSkengMan

Nuno is the odds on favourite for the job

why leave a bigger club to go to a toxic mess like Arsenal

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

why leave a bigger club to go to a toxic mess like Arsenal

Well...a guy with background knowledge said on the radio yesterday that the Wolves board will be glad to see the back of Nuno as he’s such an awkward beggar to deal with ..


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[Denver]

Makes sense for Nuno to go Arsenal so Wolves can get Poch

[Crimson Dynamo]

Nuno will want a bigger club than arsenal

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by WickedSkengMan

Terrible decision by them

I do honestly think that the owners need to look at themselves and the players and see if they're a problem at the club too, and if so either change whatever the real problems are, or get rid (if it's a trouble making player or players) and try to give the next Manager a real fighting chance at a club where the players are fully committed.

[bots]

todays headline

Freddie Ljungberg: From underwear model to Arsenal manager

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

todays headline



Freddie Ljungberg: From underwear model to Arsenal manager

Well .. one of their most successful managers ever went straight from being their physio to the manager .. then won the DOUBLE !!


That’s in a parr to Jose going from Barca translator to world dominance !!


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[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

I do honestly think that the owners need to look at themselves and the players and see if they're a problem at the club too, and if so either change whatever the real problems are, or get rid (if it's a trouble making player or players) and try to give the next Manager a real fighting chance at a club where the players are fully committed.

The owners are the problem. The kroenkes own a variety of Sport franchises around North america, mainly in the Colorado area but also their prize possession The LA Rams. Arsenal are way down the list in terms of importance. The'y just completed a state of the art stadium for the Rams while Arsenal net spend in the summer was just 13 million. We had to sell about half a dozen players to sign Pepe for 72 million. Apparently, story goes, Stan woke up once in about 2007 and wondered why he was hearing so much about the Premier league so he decided to invest and Arsenal were the lucky recipients of his hand off style of management. Get rid of the board and get rid of haff the problem.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Imagine thinking Brendon Rodgers would leave Leicester

such arrogance

smh

[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Imagine thinking Brendon Rodgers would leave Leicester

such arrogance

smh

Who's arrogant? He's been linked as have about a dozen others.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

todays headline

Freddie Ljungberg: From underwear model to Arsenal manager

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by GiRTh

The owners are the problem. The kroenkes own a variety of Sport franchises around North america, mainly in the Colorado area but also their prize possession The LA Rams. Arsenal are way down the list in terms of importance. The'y just completed a state of the art stadium for the Rams while Arsenal net spend in the summer was just 13 million. We had to sell about half a dozen players to sign Pepe for 72 million. Apparently, story goes, Stan woke up once in about 2007 and wondered why he was hearing so much about the Premier league so he decided to invest and Arsenal were the lucky recipients of his hand off style of management. Get rid of the board and get rid of haff the problem.

I don't get why they'd invest in the club just to run it in the ground? What a waste of money that they could've spent on the LA Rams, and let other people that actually care about Arsenal invest in them.

[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

I don't get why they'd invest in the club just to run it in the ground? What a waste of money that they could've spent on the LA Rams, and let other people that actually care about Arsenal invest in them.

The story goes that Kroenke was simply flicking thru newspapers and everyone had headlines about the premiership so he chose Arsenal. We had a Russian Oligarch in Alisher Usminov who wanted to take over the club and run it like his friend Abramovitch at Chelsea but Kroenke wouldn't allow it, After sanctions due to the Salisbury incident Usminov withdrew all his investment from Arsenal. It is widely speculated that in over a decade Stan Kroenke has not invested one penny of his personal wealth in Arsenal despite being worth about 6 billion. Why the hell did he pick us and make us suffer I have no idea, once he's gone then we might stand a chance of getting back to our best

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by GiRTh

The story goes that Kroenke was simply flicking thru newspapers and everyone had headlines about the premiership so he chose Arsenal. We had a Russian Oligarch in Alisher Usminov who wanted to take over the club and run it like his friend Abramovitch at Chelsea but Kroenke wouldn't allow it, After sanctions due to the Salisbury incident Usminov withdrew all his investment from Arsenal. It is widely speculated that in over a decade Stan Kroenke has not invested one penny of his personal wealth in Arsenal despite being worth about 6 billion. Why the hell did he pick us and make us suffer I have no idea, once he's gone then we might stand a chance of getting back to our best

Well Charlton had some good news yesterday, so hopefully good news will come Arsenal's way when it comes to a possible takeover.

[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

Well Charlton had some good news yesterday, so hopefully good news will come Arsenal's way when it comes to a possible takeover.

Kroenke wont let go any time soon. Arsenal make money so they're the cash cow in his portfolio.

[Shaun]

Good riddance

I'd love Rodgers but I'd settle for anyone really, now that Jose is out of the question

[Brother Leon]

Kolo Toure for the job.

[Zizu]

Rogers seems to be the fave but he needs his bumps feeling if he leaves this Leicester squad when they look as though they could win the flaming league !!


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