Mikel Arteta [Manager]

[Zatara]

Rather Arteta than Moyes.

 

[blueblue]

Appointing somebody who has never managed a team in his life is the way to go alright.
Why don't we just appoint the Man City kitman altogether ?

 

[havrey0123]

Appointing somebody who has never managed a team in his life is the way to go alright.
Why don't we just appoint the Man City kitman altogether ?

He works hand in hand with guardiola, i.e. he is guardiola. In conclusion were getting guardiola

 

[degsy]

Would Arteta as our manager be a huge gamble? Yes. But all appointments are gambles...except maybe Pep.
But jeez, with Silva, Moyes and rs Rafael as the choices

we could do worse.
Unless Moshiri and Brands are(finally) working behind the scenes and pop up with a cunning plan.
we may not do any better

 

[blueblue]

He works hand in hand with guardiola, i.e. he is guardiola. In conclusion were getting guardiola

So, it was actually Arteta that won the titles in Spain and Germany while still playing for Arsenal.... I'm convinced.

 

[havrey0123]

So, it was actually Arteta that won the titles in Spain and Germany while still playing for Arsenal.... I'm convinced.

The old ear piece in the ear trick

 

[Jamo Martinez]

If we were comfortable in the league and had time to give him then I dont think many would say no.

Fact is we are 4 points off relegation, a horrid run of fixtures and Arteta is completely unproven. There is no evidence he would be a good manager, or a bad one. He is also on huge wages at City.

If we were comfortable in the league, we wouldn't be talking about a new manager.

 

[jayden28]

I'll take him right now,with the likes of moyes,hughes and unsworth been linked it's worth taking the gamble.

 

[Bluelladevil]

Come on Everton, show some imagination. Arteta with Wenger.

 

[Fedlingen]

I'd take Arteta in a heartbeat over Moyes, Unsworth and Hughes.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

I'd be curious but he's unproven. Theres more to management than having been a decent player and then a coach.

Having said that he may have learned well off Wenger and Pep in he same way Mourinho learned off Ferguson.

Not to mention his “inspirational mentor” Sir David of Moyes...

 

[Gaffa]

Every manager is a gamble. Wasn't Moyes a gamble at the time. With Arteta I'd like him to bring in a very experienced guy with him, the same as others do, aka Brian Kidd, Mike Phelan etc etc.

I wouldn't personally take the Arteta route, but my point is at this time and any time, every manager is a gamble

 

[dublinbluenose]

Arteta would be quite a good move bit I don't think it'll happen for two reasons

A. It's probably too much of a risk for the club to go with another untried manager while were in a difficult position in the table.

B. I doubt he would leave City to come to us.

 

[daza_1973]

Smacks of Tim Sherwood at Spurs or Shearer at Newcastle and we all know how that ended, putting an unknown quantity in charge of this lot could be like opening the trapdoor to the championship.

 

[Bluelladevil]

"For sure he will be a manager," Guardiola told reporters.

"I would like him to stay with us as long as possible. But personal life is personal life, his professional desire is professional.

"He was a holding midfielder, he had incredible vision on the pitch. He’s an incredible human being, he has a great work ethic. I said after a few months of being together that he would be a manager one day.”

Sadly, it looks as though he is going to Arsenal but until he signs for them there is hope.