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Him and Ole both seem to be consistently average but then manage to pull off a big result against a big club/top manager and it’s forgotten.
Kind of. We have been consistent since last January tbf.Him and Ole both seem to be consistently average but then manage to pull off a big result against a big club/top manager and it’s forgotten.
How can he be even mentioned in the same breath as Ole? Besides us, big results against Molde and the mighty Dundalk don't count.Him and Ole both seem to be consistently average but then manage to pull off a big result against a big club/top manager and it’s forgotten.
Two of them finished top 4 so that assertion is inaccurate.One of the most overrated managers ever.
He's in the same boat as Lampard and Ole. All 3 aren't good enough and top 4 managers at best.
To be fair to Lampard, he managed to clinch champions League spot during a transfer ban and losing the teams best player (Hazard). This season started with a hiccup (which is understandable considering how many players they got in) but they're starting to look decent as soon as he got Mendy in to replace Kepa, which was a great decision.One of the most overrated managers ever.
He's in the same boat as Lampard and Ole. All 3 aren't good enough and top 4 managers at best.
won the Fa cup beating Chelsea and beat Liverpool and City last season too. He has some big results.How can he be even mentioned in the same breath as Ole? Besides us, big results against Molde and the mighty Dundalk don't count.
Some have mentioned it about Solskjaer in various threads on here and I’d assume it rings true for Arteta — basically, whilst both are tactically not at the level necessary, they seem to retain full support of the players, which seems to be why motivation levels in the biggest matches are never in question.Him and Ole both seem to be consistently average but then manage to pull off a big result against a big club/top manager and it’s forgotten.
Why does everything have to involve Ole? Why does he have to be judged against him and nothing else? Get a grip.He's at least won something with them which is more than what Ole has done with us.
AFTV live.
or perhaps it’s just inconsistency.Just like us, expect a load of false dawns.
DT with a core meltdown.
That's literally what we aregame raising cnuts
Which is why I said top 4 at best.Two of them finished top 4 so that assertion is inaccurate.
Whether they last is another question
The best thing I can say about all three is they will all leave the next manager with a solid platform to build from. The problem is United and Arsenal won't pull the trigger when required after things naturally plateau, Chelsea will.Which is why I said top 4 at best.
The best Arteta could achieve is also top 4 to me.
You aren't challenging for the league with any of the 3 managers.
That was incredible, Distribution! I couldn't stop laughing, and then he fecked offDT with a core meltdown.
DT is brilliant when they lose.That was incredible, Distribution! I couldn't stop laughing, and then he fecked off
BrilliantDT is brilliant when they lose.
Poundland Pep.
They probably have the 8th best side/squad on paper...Guiding Arsenal to the giddy heights of 8th again by looks of it.
Yeah you'd say likes of Leicester and Spurs have better attacking units than Arsenal, Chelsea aswell of course so that would be 6th at best so they're then trying to do better than Everton and Man. United which is more of a close call given the wildly inconsistant performances from all three on a weekly basis.They probably have the 8th best side/squad on paper...
My sentiments exactly.game raising cnuts