jayramfootball wrote:theHotHead wrote:jayramfootball wrote:theHotHead wrote:swipe right wrote:jayramfootball wrote:Arteta second fastest to 50 wins as Arsenal manager, doing it in 94 games, just behind George Graham who did it in 89 games.
Wenger 3rd on 98, Herbert Chapman on 101 in 4th
Small factoid. Wenger won the double during that period and Arteta finished eighth.
And Wenger gave us the best football the club has ever seen. Meanwhile Arteta breaks records for fewest shots and goals etc.
I was just pointing out that the apparently worsesesest manager of all time who allegedly knows less about football than some randoms on a forum has reached 50 wins faster than any other Arsenal manager except GG.
I guess if one so awful can have one of the all time best win rates as an Arsenal manager, it kind of suggests that managers are indeed not very important.
That achievement in isolation means nothing. Winning a load of dead games against dead teams while not presenting a style of play and without knowing which players he should play is the other side.
Wenger took the hit of results while trying to create a style of play, Klopp did the same. The fruit of both of their labour was there to see. 2 seasons on and an 8th place finish later nobody has a freekin clue what Arteta is trying to do - apart from spend his way into finding a system that works. Any fool can do that. Beating a bunch of teams we should be beating 9 times out of 10 doesn't convince me a corner has been turned, we drew with Brighton and C Palace and played shit in both games.
2nd fastest to 50 having spent the most money and played the shittest football is no great achievement.
11 of those wins have come against Utd, City, Spurs, Liverpool and Chelsea.
Oh, and most of the money he spent this year did not factor into his first 50 games.
The goal was reached after the Spurs game.
It is what it is.
I am still wondering how such an awful manager could have won 50 games faster than every other manager in Arsenal's history bar GG.
Mate he started spending Money in the summer of 2020, then he had Winter 2020, then he had summer 2021, three transfer windows and spent close to £250m spent. So they absolutely did contribute to getting to 50