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Tony Adams wrote:He's past it as a player and too nice to be a decent coach. I'd rather bring Gilberto back.

Alternatively, Santi would be an excellent trainer and could help the likes of 'Douzi, Willock, and other upcoming youngsters improve their gameplay.

I don't think he could have come back from that injury in the PL.

The pace and physicality of the Spanish league is much more conducive to such a comeback.

Great little player. Shame he got such a terrible injury. I think he'd still be playing for us if that hadn't happened.

Angelito wrote:

Tony Adams wrote:He's past it as a player and too nice to be a decent coach. I'd rather bring Gilberto back.

Alternatively, Santi would be an excellent trainer and could help the likes of 'Douzi, Willock, and other upcoming youngsters improve their gameplay.

An excellent trainer? Based on what?

Angelito wrote:

Tony Adams wrote:He's past it as a player and too nice to be a decent coach. I'd rather bring Gilberto back.

Alternatively, Santi would be an excellent trainer and could help the likes of 'Douzi, Willock, and other upcoming youngsters improve their gameplay.

Tony Adams wrote:

Angelito wrote:

Tony Adams wrote:He's past it as a player and too nice to be a decent coach. I'd rather bring Gilberto back.

Alternatively, Santi would be an excellent trainer and could help the likes of 'Douzi, Willock, and other upcoming youngsters improve their gameplay.

An excellent trainer? Based on what?

Exactly this.

Great player =/= great teacher

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If great players are what is needed how about world cup winner gilberto if we want a former midfielder?

Tony Adams wrote:

Angelito wrote:

Tony Adams wrote:He's past it as a player and too nice to be a decent coach. I'd rather bring Gilberto back.

Alternatively, Santi would be an excellent trainer and could help the likes of 'Douzi, Willock, and other upcoming youngsters improve their gameplay.

An excellent trainer? Based on what?

It should have been a could. Yes, I'll give you that.

But this is a very naive question. He's an excellent player and I wouldn't be opposed to having him in the coaching setup. His knowledge and skills could help our young players.

We certainly didn't ask this question when Pep, Zidane, or Arteta took up their roles as assistants/B team managers. Everybody has to start somewhere. It wouldn't hurt to have our most technically sound player of the Emirates era, arguably, training the youngsters.

Besides, if it doesn't work out, we could always offload him. We don't even know if he'd be interested.

Third most creative midfielder in Europe at age 35.

Finally a worthy Santi replacement. Sign him up.

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Arsenal will also hold talks with Villarreal midfielder Santi Cazorla in the summer to offer him the chance to say goodbye to the supporters. The 35-year-old Spaniard left the Gunners in the summer of 2018, having not played for nearly two years because of injury. (Daily Express)

Just parade him at half time during one of our matches or bring him out last home game when we do the lap

Do not sign him ffs

Sign him on loan for 6 months In the next Jan window. Surely he'd make a bigger impact than Denis Suarez.

Spanish Villarreal midfielder Santi Cazorla, 35, says he has made a decision on his future - but is not revealing anything yet. The former Arsenal player is out of contract this summer. (Cadena Ser via Mirror)

I've got a bad feeling about this.

We don't need him back, he's too old for one thing.

Santiago with 8 goals and 8 assists this season, so far. 2nd in the assists table. Behind only Messi.

goat

To think that when he left Arsenal he could barely walk.