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KG3 wrote:

chilon wrote:

KG3 wrote:
Better option than Howe

How is that relevant, here are realistic managers much better than Bilic or Howe:

Simeone, Tuchel, Koeman, Marcelino, Schmidt. Also I'd rather gamble on a young South American manager who might be able to have more pull with South American talent like maybe Edgardo Bauza.

Well Howe has been mentioned as potential Wenger replacement so he is relevant, also I ever said Simone or Tuchel were inferior Bilic both of him were in my original list.

Bilic took over a side that finished 12th the season before and bought them up to 7th 1 point behind Koeman who only managed to move one place up during his second year, what exactly has Koeman managed to do in Europe considering he's managed a fair few side on the European stage f**k all.

Those last two names are laughable two manages who finish in their rightful places in their respective leagues behind the elites they haven't managed to take their teams to the next level.

Not saying Bilic is an anything special but we could do a lot worse and it's not like we've even been a good in Europe even before Wenger.

Diego Simeone will not see out the rest of his contract with Atletico Madrid and will leave the club in June 2018.

Source: El Confidencial
Wednesday, 7 September 2016 13:13

KG3 wrote:Gonna be funny being linked to all these different managers over the course of the season and getting excited over the prospect of someone like Simone or scared at the prospect of someone like Martinez, only for Wenger to sign a contract extension at the end of the season with top 4 wrapped up.

"He has certainly done a great job [at Bournemouth], but I just think it maybe a little bit too big for him at this time of his career," the former Arsenal midfielder told Goals on Sunday.

"I think he has to go to the next level after Bournemouth, maybe like an Everton, or someone like that who is going to be challenging for the top six.

"And then maybe move to the top four level, but Eddie has done nothing wrong and he is learning the game still and about players and systems and the way to play."

Parlour said: "Certainly in a few years' time, maybe he [Howe] will be a good fit, but at this current time maybe a [Diego] Simeone might be more suited to Arsenal when Arsene Wenger does call it a day."