Dealing with different personalities is part of being a manager. There’s not one player without an ego so he better learn to take it if he wants to be a good manager.
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✍️ OFFICIAL Ainsley Maitland-Niles (Out)
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Dealing with different personalities is part of being a manager. There’s not one player without an ego so he better learn to take it if he wants to be a good manager.
Country: England
Country: England
Literally every single PL player has been that guy since like secondary school. Even if they didn’t have the money or the fame yet they had the respect, the clout and the nicest girls.all players have massive egosthey are elite at what they do & multimillionaires from kids... the 'humble' ones just have good PR
its a huge integral part of a managers job to navigate
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Formerly known as ArsenaLover
and what if player's ego is going against our club, and our manager wants to control it?
UpTheGunnerz
Vrei sa pleci dar una una iei
Player:Elneny
I think it's clear to see that Arteta came in and took the classic strongman approach, with clearing house on players he didn't trust or want or were reminiscing about an old regime.
To be a strongman you have to back it up with results, tho. I.E Conte. Otherwise you need to be held accountable.
Arsenal is not an environment where potential world class players will either come to or come back to (Saliba) anymore. Miguel the tricky phony of a manager is turning our grande ol club to an empty shell. On top of that he obviously lack in communication and/or lies to his player, lex Niles.
Now i consider Ainsley at this point in time to be quite the dusty player, he hasn't shown me enough quality to prove otherwise, but if you dont stand with him in this particular matter
you will be on the wrong side of history. The boy has been sold a dream of ice cream and been delivered a turd.
Fire Mikel. He is not good enough, he is out of his depth. It is clear to absolutely everyone to see.
To be a strongman you have to back it up with results, tho. I.E Conte. Otherwise you need to be held accountable.
Arsenal is not an environment where potential world class players will either come to or come back to (Saliba) anymore. Miguel the tricky phony of a manager is turning our grande ol club to an empty shell. On top of that he obviously lack in communication and/or lies to his player, lex Niles.
Now i consider Ainsley at this point in time to be quite the dusty player, he hasn't shown me enough quality to prove otherwise, but if you dont stand with him in this particular matter
you will be on the wrong side of history. The boy has been sold a dream of ice cream and been delivered a turd.
Fire Mikel. He is not good enough, he is out of his depth. It is clear to absolutely everyone to see.
The guy just clearly wants some consistent game time, nothing wrong with that.
Country: Wales
I wish we still had that leak ffs then during the Amazon documentary they did an interview with the person leaking the information, hiding his identity and voice.
Would have made great viewing.
Hearing the documentary is taking heavy inspiration from the Omen and the Exorcist.
Talk of ridding evil spirits and creepy rituals from the haunted training ground.
UpTheGunnerz
Vrei sa pleci dar una una iei
Player:Elneny
I shall also add that it is not strange at all that Mikel finds himself in the too deep part of the swimming pool. This is his first manager job!
It's expected.
they would have see how brutal the cuts of teammates have been throughout the age group & how quick clubs are to turn on youLiterally every single PL player has been that guy since like secondary school. Even if they didn’t have the money or the fame yet they had the respect, the clout and the nicest girls.
these are rich hardnose killers by 21
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they would have see how brutal the cuts of teammates have been throughout the age group & how quick clubs are to turn on you
these are rich hardnose killers by 21
Exactly.
Done some work at a semi pro team and the players I met are regularly in touch with PL guys they came up with even at that level.
People didn’t understand this when the Athletic lied and said booting Özil out would be popular in the dressing room. These guys are all us vs them when it comes to relationships with management.
Most of the younger guys would have seen a former great of the game getting badmouthed by the club via the press about wanting to hold onto his wage. If it could happen to him they’d know it could happen to them.
Player:Saliba
Free the guys
Let this be your lesson that TH14 and PV4 should never come close to the Arsenal manager's job.
Player:Saliba
razörist
Soft With The Ladies, Hard With The Mes
Country: Morocco
Source? For real?Özil is making a documentary as well, and the club won't have an editing power over that one
Riou
In The Winchester, Waiting For This To Blow Over
Country: Northern Ireland
Player:Gabriel
I mean, it's not really any of us that has to learn a lesson, none of us decide who the Arsenal manager is.
I wouldn't appoint Thierry or Patrick, but if they got the job I would obviously support them.
AbouCuéllar
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Because he clearly still had that delusion of being a CM last season. It took him another year to finally realise that wasn't happening, it seems.If he was happy to play there, why the **** did Arteta drop him not long after the Community Shield win, ffs
Totally. Weird paradox Arsenal fans have...it's not okay to wish injury on a player (it isn't) but it is okay to baselessly and stupidly call a person racist. Wtf. That kind of stuff crosses the line. Funny how one of the players who has most spoken out on this issue (Sterling) just happens to be one of this """racist's""" biggest fans and benefactors of working with him.
Country: Scotland
Player:Gabriel
This. Would break my heart to see Vieira or Henry struggling in this job. Having someone associated with the club in charge is a nice story in theory but it very rarely works out.
Country: England
This is going to be the most viewed all or nothing of all time.
Sigh.
Sigh.
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