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Not even comparable, this Arsenal side is much worse than we've ever been.
But you are just looking at minority poster's opinions. As i have already said.you just need to be more open in reading and you will find many have said Ole is not fit to manage this club and looks out of depth. You are acting as if everyone apart from you is defending ole.If this was anyone else other than ole, say moyes or jose or lvg you'd want them escorted out of carrington, not being given another window let alone 3 years
So he's also better than Poch?They are 6th we are 14th. He's not doing well but he's clearly better than Ole.
50 percent is alotBut you are just looking at minority poster's opinions. As i have already said.you just need to be more open in reading and you will find many have said Ole is not fit to manage this club and looks out of depth. You are acting as if everyone apart from you is defending ole.
Yep. It's just semantics who is worse.Not sure it really matters. Both are vastly underachieving and will be pushed out of their current roles soon. I just hope tonight was the last time Emery manages us.
Ole is using the Van Gaal tactic of being so conservative that a good defensive record is inevitable.Arsenal's defence is a shambles. Ole at least got that right this season.
Both are underperforming massively.
Here's the 'big chances created' in the PL:Ole is using the Van Gaal tactic of being so conservative that a good defensive record is inevitable.
The lead he blew vs Barcelona with PSG suggests otherwiseHe’s a better manager than ole based on his career. However I can’t fathom how he’s managing to mess this job up so badly.
That's interesting, and better than what I expected. I think we would also be very well placed in least big chances conceded, although I cannot find that stat on the website.Here's the 'big chances created' in the PL:
1. City: 101
2: Chelsea: 81
3. Liverpool: 78
4. Bournemouth: 77
5. Arsenal: 72:
6: Man United: 65
But we're 14th on Goals Scored with 13 across 11 games, including the 4-0 against Chelsea and 3-1 against Norwich.
We aren't creating as many as we should without Pogba, but we're absolutely woeful at converting chances without Lukaku and Martial. That is expected when your playmaker is Lingard/Pereira, and when your only goalscoring threats are Rashford and James - 2 talented but inconsistent youngsters.
A RW, A CAM, and another striker - and I expect us to improve dramatically even under Ole.
True but he does have several Europa leagues to his name and his time with Sevilla far outranks anything Ole has done. Still he’s having a lot of trouble implementing his ideas at Arsenal, he should comfortably have built the in to a top 4 side.The lead he blew vs Barcelona with PSG suggests otherwise
I actually think it may be a similar issue to Roy managing Liverpool and Moyes/United with Emery. He's dragging Arsenal down to the level he's comfortable managing at.True but he does have several Europa leagues to his name and his time with Sevilla far outranks anything Ole has done. Still he’s having a lot of trouble implementing his ideas at Arsenal, he should comfortably have built the in to a top 4 side.
The problem is Aubameyang and Lacazette want to play the same position so it’s very difficult to start both and get the right attacking balance. I think that’s their biggest issue. They need to buy a LW or change formation.Definitely. He's got Aubameyang, Lacazette, Ozil and a new winger that cost about as much as all of our forwards combined.
1 Point in it nowThey are 6th we are 14th. He's not doing well but he's clearly better than Ole.
there's 1 pts difference between the teams, and you think that's wildly unrepresentative of the difference in squad quality? You might want to look at their defence, teams aren't defined by their attacking quality...I think he is. Arsenal have an array of attacking talent that a better manager would have flying. Ole has woeful options in attack by comparison. I think when you look at the quality of United's squad currently, your league position reflects said quality. Arsenal are massively under performing with the quality they have.
That list you're quoting is the big chances created from last season, hence Huddersfield are at the bottom. United are 8th this year.Here's the 'big chances created' in the PL:
1. City: 101
2: Chelsea: 81
3. Liverpool: 78
4. Bournemouth: 77
5. Arsenal: 72:
6: Man United: 65
But we're 14th on Goals Scored with 13 across 11 games, including the 4-0 against Chelsea and 3-1 against Norwich.
We aren't creating as many as we should without Pogba, but we're absolutely woeful at converting chances without Lukaku and Martial. That is expected when your playmaker is Lingard/Pereira, and when your only goalscoring threats are Rashford and James - 2 talented but inconsistent youngsters.
A RW, A CAM, and another striker - and I expect us to improve dramatically even under Ole.
I've heard Arsenal fans call him the new Juande Ramos. And he has a serious problem managing egos in the locker room, I'd say an Everton or a Newcastle would be a more suitable project for him.True but he does have several Europa leagues to his name and his time with Sevilla far outranks anything Ole has done. Still he’s having a lot of trouble implementing his ideas at Arsenal, he should comfortably have built the in to a top 4 side.
My bad. I missed that. Thanks for correcting.That list you're quoting is the big chances created from last season, hence Huddersfield are at the bottom. United are 8th this year.