To save a trawl can you point me in the direction of your choices?
A wild guess would be Julian Nagelsmann on top of that list
...yeah yeah I know, no trophies so not our kind of guy
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To save a trawl can you point me in the direction of your choices?
Ruin every thread?Fuckinhg hell mate, please stop lying. Why do you have to ruin every thread with them? Every thread you build strawmen and every thread you act like a tit. Just debate your points, if we disagree then we disagree, I've no issue with this. I've always backed you as a passionate poster but lately, you can't stop making shit up about the person you're in disagreement with. Just stop.
Probably easier to scribe them again:To save a trawl can you point me in the direction of your choices?
Do like I did, take two months off and come back with a view untainted by previous mantras
I recall he mentioned Nagelsmann who appears to be ABV 2.0 less the trophiesTo save a trawl can you point me in the direction of your choices?
I shit my pants at the flair they displayed under Freddie....majestic.Who is also looking for a move
Poch at the same level at Guardiola and Klopp - you're having a laughProbably easier to scribe them again:
Guardiola
Klopp
Pochettinho
Drop a level
Nagelsmann
Bielsa (with caveats)
Tuchel
Nuno
Then the next level down:
Ten Hag
Leko
Calleja
Kohfeldt
Machin (wouldn't surprise me if City take him after Pep)
Keep an eye out for:
Lampard
Arteta
Howe
Gallardo (probably could go up a peg but need to see him in Europe to make comparisons)
Van Bronckhorst
Wicky
Probably easier to scribe them again:
Guardiola
Klopp
Pochettinho
Drop a level
Nagelsmann
Bielsa (with caveats)
Tuchel
Nuno
Then the next level down:
Ten Hag
Leko
Calleja
Kohfeldt
Machin (wouldn't surprise me if City take him after Pep)
Keep an eye out for:
Lampard
Arteta
Howe
Gallardo (probably could go up a peg but need to see him in Europe to make comparisons)
Van Bronckhorst
Wicky
You mean the one who currently has a 26% win at Espanyol?Machin (wouldn't surprise me if City take him after Pep)
If you lack the intelligence to understand what is being written, try and read them out loud to a friend first or something, before you comment. Take your time so it can sink in.Ruin every thread?
I’m not the one shitting my pants over arsenals “new style” of play because they beat Utd (who are funnily enough the worst Utd team for generations when it comes to a good Jose bashing)
You’ve gone weak at the knees for Arteta because he’s won one game in 4 and couldn’t beat Bournemouth or Brighton and lost a 1-0 lead to 2-1 loss with 7 minutes left. But you are gushing over the “style” they displayed in these games?
Have a rethink buddy.
Do like I did, take two months off and come back with a view untainted by previous mantras
So you’ve based your theory on one game and dismissed the other three turgid shit fests under Arteta.If you lack the intelligence to understand what is being written, try and read them out loud to a friend first or something, before you comment. Take your time so it can sink in.
It has NOTHING to do with them "winning" against Utd. It's how they played, it was their "performance". How many different ways should this be written before it sinks in? It's about "performance" not "results".
Had we played well, showed passages of play that excite or demonstrated that the boss's influence was getting across on the pitch then there would be a lot to be optimistic about, EVEN IF WE LOST!!
You ruin threads because you lie. Stop the lying and things would be tolerable at least there is a debate to be had. Making stuff up is nothing short of cuntish.
Arteta wasn't in charge when they played at Goodison to be fair.So you’ve based your theory on one game and dismissed the other three turgid shit fests under Arteta.
The one game they won.
But it’s not about that though right...
Did you get as excited when they drew at Everton? The rest of the planet fell asleep
Probably easier to scribe them again:
Guardiola
Klopp
Pochettinho
Drop a level
Nagelsmann
Bielsa (with caveats)
Tuchel
Nuno
Then the next level down:
Ten Hag
Leko
Calleja
Kohfeldt
Machin (wouldn't surprise me if City take him after Pep)
Keep an eye out for:
Lampard
Arteta
Howe
Gallardo (probably could go up a peg but need to see him in Europe to make comparisons)
Van Bronckhorst
Wicky
Maybe Guido was blown away by the Bournemouth “performance” then.Arteta wasn't in charge when they played at Goodison to be fair.
He's been in charge for THREE games. (he wasn't in charge at Everton).So you’ve based your theory on one game and dismissed the other three turgid shit fests under Arteta.
The one game they won.
But it’s not about that though right...
Did you get as excited when they drew at Everton? The rest of the planet fell asleep
I'm talking specifically about the "lack of personnel" available to him that was FIT.
We had NINE players who came back from the Wolrd Cup with no pre-season under their belts!!! Pre-season is the foundation upon which an entire season is built, our BEST players had no preseason. Then either as a direct consequence of or further bad luck we suffered the worst injury fit season in living memory.
Then he identified a "painful rebuild", one that most levelheaded football fan could see that was sorely needed, that in order to play the game that most of us have been thrilled with watching (a high-tempo, high-pressing, energetic aggressive style of football) that was blowing most teams away, we simply needed to refresh with younger players.
What a truly bizarre comment about our youth you make, there is no greater pleasure seeing a lad come through our ranks and making it into the first team, a team made up of entirely from our academy would surely be the greatest thing to witness, but only you could make it into a statement of discontent because you are so obsessed with spending money, that despite teams chucking money at players all around us and finishing below us every season you still have the naivety to look at spending rather than the academy as a solution!
Why are you having a pop at me about Levy?!! I haven't even mentioned his name. I've critiqued what we have, what we are working with. It appears to me that you want to now slag off Levy because you thought Jose is the man, the man that you claimed will take us to the next level because he's a "winner" you pinned your reputation to Jose.
Now that this man, the man that I think is a "has been", looks to be totally lost in the new modern world of football, frozen to the touchline unable to put out a team motivated, unprepared and know what they are supposed to be doing, selecting the wrong personnel (he has a virtually fit squad to select from) for the game, backing the plodders with new contracts, rather than hold your hands up and admit this manager is a spent force you can't bring yourself to critique him. So instead you must find another person to blame. I mean it's not the manager's fault, surely not he's a "winner".
You can't take a swing at Levy if you thought Jose was the greatest manager the club has ever signed, you can only applaud him for appointing him, which is exactly what you and others all did.
Now, I have every right to slag off Levy for sacking Poch and hiring this has been. And I will. I'm fucking fuming that he sacked Poch and brought in this twat. I will no doubt get around to posting my displeasure on this, but this is the Jose thread. And this is where I will talk about his incompetence as a manager unable to manage at the top of the game anymore.
Anyone who backed the hiring of Jose, who was excited by his appointment and then wants to pile into Levy should look at their hypocritical selves first. As it means both you and he were aligned and you both thought it was right, you can't then start pointing the finger.
Take a deep breath and assess this manager carefully. Take off the "winner" specs and assess this manager as if his name is "Mr Smith". Take a look at our performances, take a look at how we were set-up, what we did when we were playing well and what we did when playing poorly and then frame this within the context of who we played. We are STILL shit and we are getting worse.
Probably easier to scribe them again:
Guardiola
Klopp
Pochettinho
Drop a level
Nagelsmann
Bielsa (with caveats)
Tuchel
Nuno
Then the next level down:
Ten Hag
Leko
Calleja
Kohfeldt
Machin (wouldn't surprise me if City take him after Pep)
Keep an eye out for:
Lampard
Arteta
Howe
Gallardo (probably could go up a peg but need to see him in Europe to make comparisons)
Van Bronckhorst
Wicky