Marcelo Bielsa

[Milkman]

I get the feeling bielsa could beat arsenal and Liverpool and some people who still hate him.

Serious ageism and fat shaming issue within our fan base.

That's very unfair on us you fat old scruff

 

[when i score we riot]

Let's not forget Arteta was a game or two away from the sack about a year back, bet you could vault the hell out of their forums. He would not have lasted through that spell with us im sure.

 

[coollino]

This really. I imagine Lampard has pretty good relationships with the players, as he seems personable enough, but that didn’t seem to help. Dyche or Allardyce would not only be and uninspired appointment, it could turn the ground toxic again, which we all know also affects performance. I understand the hesitancy around his suicide approach, but we are dying as it is, just slowly bleeding out. I’d rather roll the dice on this maniac than go down regardless with a whimper and a succession of 0-0s. At least the championship rebuild would have a plan too.

I don't think Dyche would be that toxic, i've seen a few interviews with him recently and he seems a good guy tbh. Allardyce isn't a good guy

 

[Exeter_Gently]

I get the feeling bielsa could beat arsenal and Liverpool and some people who still hate him.

Serious ageism and fat shaming issue within our fan base.

A lot of Blues are complete balloon heads mate,wasn't so long ago some of them where criticising Ancelotti of all people on this forum.

 

[when i score we riot]

Nothing about Dyche tactics impresses though, and his Burnley have played some truly saddening football. Sure he molded a squad together and built stability, but that takes time and quickly dwindles if the results don't follow.

 

[Cool_Blue]

Just to be clear, you survived this, but Bielsa sitting on a bucket is where you draw the line?

Yes

 

[chicoazul]

At the time he was an unproven coach at Man City, no reson to believe he would have gone on to be a good manager.

And your right time and money has been spent at Everton since but not well and Arteta being here wouldn't have meant that the years of mis-management didn't happen or 500 million mis-spent.

In answer to your question, I wouldn't have been against giving him a chance at that time, and I am in agreement he's done wonders at Arsenal but I don't agree he would have replicated that here.

It's my belief that these issues run deeper than a manager, multiple title winner Carlo Ancielotti couldn't do it who can??

To answer that question mate, quite probably the Manager that’s just turned around Arsenal in spectacular fashion.

 

[AsiaAsia82]

Looking forward to Tom Davies roaming round the pitch like the scouse Kalvin Phillips

 

[Stevie Nicks Bootleg]

This guy will be gone by Christmas. Actually, I'll be surprised if he gets past Oct if we're stupid enough to go there. There's even a chance that he doesn't see this season out. It would be one of the most laughably bad appointments in history of the sport. Never mind the club!

He'll get more points than Frank has. So it won't be that bad.

 

[DualityNSNO]

Yes

Not very Cool of you tbh.

 

[matty1878]

A lot of Blues are complete balloon heads mate,wasn't so long ago some of them where criticising Ancelotti of all people on this forum.

my carlo x

 

[maccavennie]

And what experience does he have exactly? lol

Type of crap Darren Griffiths sports when you know he wouldn't be able to trap a ball in a game of 5 a side

 

[matty1878]

He told me he's got you on ignore Matty.

ha ha ha oh you x

 

[Cool_Blue]

Let's not forget Arteta was a game or two away from the sack about a year back, bet you could vault the hell out of their forums. He would not have lasted through that spell with us im sure.

The way he has survived that and has got Arsenal to where they are now is very impressive.

 

[Gwladysstreetlad]

He'll get more points than Frank has. So it won't be that bad.

He'll be on a par with Lampard. At best. It'll be a disastrous appointment.