'YOU KNOW NOTHING ABOUT ARTETA!' | GUILLEM BALAGUĂ ON THE ARSENAL MANAGER
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 1. 05. 2022
- In this video, James Allcott and Guillem Balague discuss modern managemenbt, Gary Neville and Mikel Arteta at Arsenal.
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Thanks for watching! What do you think about Arteta?
Give the man time. He's 4th place with a team full of under 23s. He's literally overperforming. What a manđŻ
The team is riddled with injuries and heâs still finding ways to win games with some average players, doing very well right now
@@imnotlazy over performing?? 4th should be the minimum expectations at a club like Arsenal
@@ky9319 should be but it hasnât been for the last few years and he is bringing them back to a position where it is to be expected again
@@ky9319 you need to move the goalposts. You canât judge them off the stature of the club, he has nothing to do with that. He has progressed Arsenal and deserves credit for that
Arteta has had a lot to do at Arsenal. We didnât have a team or coaching that was built the right way. Our mentality was on the floor. He has basically got us off the floor to a point where we are now walking with swagger. Next year weâll see a much better and consistent team
what Arteta did is truly praiseworthy. He set up the foundation of what makes a team, a "team". He also made the owner put his trust in him and did more to support Arteta's rebuilding.
Next year is gonna be more challenging than this year specially if we get cl! Bigger squad to handle, with more no of fixtures. A bigger test next season. Hope we get the right players and move on good! #coyg
You only need to look at United to see what could have been if we didnât hire Arteta. They are a raging dumpster fire in need of a manager like Arteta.
@@blackmagik6466 imagine emery got this support or even a quarter, but look at them both know, arsenal fans are so deluded, when we get raped in the UCL, they will be arteta out, just like after the Southampton game
@@HenSt-gz7qj three cheers for Mikel Arteta, the man that is struggling to finish ahead of Spurs despite playing hardly any midweek games since January !!
It's interesting that Arteta is highly regarded by people with first hand or second hand knowledge of the man, but some fans from so far off call him a fraud, useless and a failure. Its really weird how polarised the fan base gets at just the mere mention of his name.
because fans don't have a clue about management-you can see he's building something at arsenal
Reminds us of you with Emery really.
Iâm the most calm Iâve ever been about the future of arsenal knowing that arteta is at the wheel. It really is obvious that arteta is and will be a great manager, the change in culture around the club has been unbelievable and the connection with the fans has been stronger than Iâve ever experienced in my admittedly short span as an arsenal fan (Emirates era generation). All I can say is Iâm exited and canât wait to see what is to come
Are you competing with me?
Makes sense you haven't watched football for long with a take like this.
@@patchh15 Explain? Iâve been supporting Arsenal for about 26 years now and I havenât been as relaxed about the team since the turn of the noughties. There are obviously areas of improvement on the pitch and team composition but the points made about connections with the fans and the camaraderie within the team are bang on. So yeah, I donât see why a snipe was required.
@@patchh15 shut up Patrick đ
@@patchh15 cry
This channel is going from strength to strength, the best football channel on CZcams by a mile, love it Jimbo!
Couldnât agree more, only channel worth watching.
best quality football content on CZcams imo
@@finnloy8798 watch balon he is insane
Charles Watts is fantastic as an Arsenal fan.
I've backed Arteta from the beginning, from one of his first interviews I really liked how he spoke about his goals for the club and where he wanted to take it. Getting top 4 would be massive but even if we fall short. The progress we've made is still obvious.
WE'VE GOT SUPER MIK ARTETA
Weve already solidified europa league for next season which was our target in august, if we do pull off top 4 then that would be a massive overachievment
Arsenal won't win another league title for decades because the majority of Arsenal fans are deluded and have such a loser mentality..simple ss that.
@@helmutschmacker3791 Around the time United will win their next one as well then? Nice.
The progress? We're back to where we were 3 years ago under Emery lol - on the cusp of Top 4. And that's without Europa football like Emery had to contend with. Makes sense when you say you "like how Arteta spoke", as to why you mocked Emery's accent for 18 months. I am so happy at the success he's had since he left.
@@patchh15 Please show supporting evidence of me mocking how Emery spoke?
Coming back to this as arsenal are top of the league and i Guess Guillaume was right we have no idea as fans as we see with arteta ideas coming to fruition after a tough start
Thatâs the whole point. Iâm a fan of Arsenal and want the club to be the best but you have to be humble that actually fans donât know better than managers on hardly anything. Some fans are smarter than others but we literally know nothing about what goes on in a club.
This is just the plain truth . Sometimes fans feel they know much more than the club or the manager đ€ đ€·
Exactly, I always say the same. Fans think they know more than managers, that have been involved in high level football their whole career. As players, as coaches, they get educated formerly etc. etc.
Exactly
Exactly, what do we know when we've lost 11 games already this season and that Eddie Nketiah is seen as the future?
That's right, nothing
People forget that It took Klopp 4 years
There is no doubt about Arteta's talent and dedication as a manager. He has taken on so much at Arsenal it's crazy. He's not just a coach, like Tuchel, or Conte. He's doing everything and still digging the club out of the mud.
If Arsenal don't back him, he'll easily be successful somewhere else. The people that know best are so enamored with him. Us fans simply have no freaking clue what we're talking about, it's true what Guillem says. We have our right to our opinions, but we have no right to think we know the game, management, and being in that sort of position. We know nothing.
Mr Balague knew. I remember I watched this when it came out and saying I hope he is right. Even thought I believed he is a good manager, never thought he would take Arsenal to challenge for the league
I knew Arteta was the man from his first interview. He mentioned key words like passion, culture, hard-work, non-negotiable, fan connection, desire, process, planning, vision. He had a clear set of strategic plans in his head how he wanted to rebuild the club and team. 4.5yrs on we're top of the league and in the last 8 of the CL. This team is still on it's way to reaching it's maximum potential, but we're already competitive and playing some of the best football in the world. Arteta is special. The trophies are coming
This Amazon Doc is going to win every award under the sun
Arteta is such a great coach. I think hes a top manager and tbh i wouldnt have seen pep making him his assistant for no reason and saw something in him. The job hes done at arsenal has been brilliant. Hes rebuilt that whole team from the ground up and now its paying off as they have a great chance of getting top 4 or even top 3
Pep did the same with Ten Hag before and we know what he had became.
One thing I find that Pep and Arteta have in common is that they have certain expectations from players and if the players are not ready to live up to the expectations they are gonna let these players go. Doesnât matter if the player is Samuel Eto, Zlatan Ibrahimovic or Aubameyang. This ruthlessness is needed to lead a team.
@@racecarjonny8460 i think conte is like that as well. If you dont perform your gone
youre completely right, in Pep's book he tells that he often asked arteta for tactical advice. far from the "cone man" narrative some push
He lowered the standards at Arsenal mate, you must've missed when he took them to 15th at one point and then 8th for two years. Absolutely awful man manager too, don't even get me started.
I'm 100% in on Arteta, huge changes had to be made.
But he's doing it and, as Guillem says, the improvement is obvious.
Exciting times ahead for the Arsenal.
Iâve always said to people who donât seem to understand what heâs doing to âopen your eyesâ. So many people donât know the first thing about football and suddenly think theyâll know more than Pepâs right hand man. Lmao.
@@snaggiz Now begging Nketiah to stay..
RIP Arsenal FC
@@Carlin-qt4jk Because we can sell him. Now he will leave for free.
@@snaggiz Reminds us of you with Emery really, remember when you mocked his accent for 18 months then he schooled Arteta with a far worse Villarreal side, winning their first trophy in their history? Lmao, you must've cried yourself to sleep.
@@patchh15 Nah, not really. The football under Emery at Arsenal was abysmal, thatâs not to say he is a bad manager, cause heâs not. But it didnât work for him with us and it seems he works best with Spanish clubs.
James he's a fucking good coach..we arsenal fans just have to ride along and be patient
I think after watching Arsenal and Arteta for the past two seasons. I notice one thing that Arteta is different from Wenger. He will not hesitate to cut off or remove anyone that he does not think will fit his tactics, the way he want to play or if the player is disruptive to the culture that he is trying to build at Arsenal. So maybe this is why he is actually doing quite a good job with these bunch of youngsters and the players he has on hand. Arsene Wenger is more of a fatherly figure. I mean this is what I notice and my opinion. Thatâs all đ. Gunners for life đȘ
He's right when he said we have no clue about Arteta. When Arteta took over, he mentioned a lot about culture and the clubs direction. These are major aspects going forward and they have within themselves many aspects and so on. As fans as well, we need to understand atleast the fundamental and basic tools needed to work on these aspects, the rest is patience. Because we just don't have much information on what is happening inside the football club and more than likely it takes time.
The football club's framework was broken (wage structure, staff management and etc.) when he arrived, we saw immediately Arsenal drew a new rigid and stable plan with the help of him and the team, now they're constructing it. Once finished, they'll reconcile it and it will be updatable too. It all happened so quick after he arrived.
Arteta is rated by named people, within and outside the football club that certainly has a higher degree of footballing knowledge than most of us. Until the documentary comes out later this year, than we know a bit from glimpses of Arteta and Arsenal management style.
Coming back to this and everything is true
When Mikel Arteta played under Arsene Wenger, at that time Wenger recognised that he had the qualities and mindset to become a future premier league manager.
As he then went and spent time at Man City under Pep Guardiola as staff and developed that managerial mindset that he came with from day one. Itâs always going to be works in progress at the beginning but his belief and determination is showing with the way the team has developed.
He will take arsenal to new heights and we have to have faith in him.
There is going to be a better and renewed arsenal in the near future
He won't be taking Arsenal anywhere
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i cannot wait to see this all or nothing because i cant wait to see the behind the scenes of arteta
Had to watch through the city one just to feed my hunger for that
Been following Guillem for a while, brilliant to see my favourite football people doing videos together, canât wait for dream teams đ
This is such a massive accomplishment... like genuinely incredible! Granted I'm a Barca fan and was 12 when I first became a Barca fan in 2010, so I'm biased, but still...
Neville slander gives me so much joy
The one thing that stands out the most for me is that I feel like it's been a very long time that the fans and club are standing with eachother. The backing and support the fans have showed is something I have been waiting us to do for a very long time. Very much looking forward to Arteta winning silverwares with Arsenal.
Looking forward to more of these. You're so good at interviewing James, insightful questions but also allow the other person room to answer
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Arteta is so underrated Give him a 10 year contract
Most Arsenal fans will be humbled by what Arteta will do with Arsenal.
Called it.
Legitimately loved the guy from the first press conference. Only doubted after the 2-1 defeat to everton but not surprised at all to see the progression were on.
I knew I recognised his name, Iâve been reading his biography on guardiola. Keep up the quality stuff JLA.
Your content is so good man. Keep it up!
Loving the content mate, keep it up! COYS
This has actually aged really well
great content as always james. Congrats
Potentially top four with an U23 team. Good enough for me, will be challenging for titles within a couple of years.
Very correct
He's so right, every time i hear someone speak about Arteta theyre waxing lyrical about how amazing he is but then you hear him say something in an interview thats a bit odd and that informs your thinking more because you hear him say it yourself rather than getting it second hand from a player.
In reality we should accept that we dont know enough about these managers to make any fair judgement but at the same time... we're football fans of course we speculate on managers. For the record i think Arteta is often unfairly criticized and him getting this Arsenal squad into a potential top 4 finish should be proof that he is a very good manager, hes also won an FA Cup and Community shield already which cant be overlooked.
'hes also won an FA Cup and Community shield'
Still rattliing on about an FA Cup he won 2 years ago and to even mention the Community Shield says what you know about acheivmentconsidering he's won fuck all since and finished 8th twice
How embarrassing....
@@hanx3560 well an Fa cup is a major trophy, also blaming arteta for the first 8th finish is harsh considering he took over when we were in the bottom half and actually brought us up the table. Canât believe your saying heâs not won much, in 2 years heâs managed to get arsenal an Fa cup beating Chelsea and Man City to it, the amount of clubs that Would love to win the fa cup yet somehow you disregard it.
@@user-oj8pg6ef4c if we can't blame him for the 8th place finish we can't praise him for the fa Cup win.
@@anubis8918 he was the manager throughout that whole FA cup campaign, so he can be praised for that
@@redarmy1886 he was also the manager when we finished 8th twice.
Hw can be blamed for that aswel
All Iâll say is when pep leaves city the first manager they will go for will be arteta. Arsenal need to make sure we respect him and make him feel wanted because he will succeed with us. If we donât I guarantee he wins many titles with city and earns a bigger reputation there.
Nope. I could not disagree more.
@@rzlb5 with which part? surely it makes sense that when pep leaves city will go after his former assistant who he hand picked and has premier league experience
That's fine with me, he's a worse version of Pep and all Pep does these days is bottle the CL and lose the title to Klopp who has spent far less money on his squad.
To be fair thatâs hardly all pep does. If klopp loses the final has he bottled it? Did klopp bottle it when they drew at city when a win would take them above city? Football is very fine margins and Madrid pulled off a stunner yesterday. Teams donât want to roll over just because city or Liverpool or Man U want success. Other teams are actually trying as well. This word âbottledâ gets thrown around too much.
@@mattswinnerton9892 bro I donât why youâre replying this Patrick guy he knows nothing
Always backed him and had so much stick over the years because of it, the process is working đŽâȘïž
"Over the years" man talking like it's been a decade lmaooo. The process is doing the bare minimum with the time and money its been given
As Guillem said "the progression is so obvious" under Arteta.
Arteta Outers still hanging on out there are stubbornly stupid, refusing to admit they are wrong. Or just attention seeking trolls.
Whatever they are, they aren't worth any time listening to, that's for sure.
Nice interview James. It's really true that we fans think we know a lot more about the innerworkings of our clubs than we do.
Mate, you can keep pretending to yourself but anybody non-bias who has kept up with Arsenal is going to laugh at you.
Under Emery, with a shambolic squad, Arsenal finished 1 point off CL and made their first European final of any kind in 15 years - I have no doubt you moaned and cried about that, because everyone who talks like you has this narrative that was a failure. When really, it was a great overachievement in the first place with that sorry squad and time only proved it since.
"The progression" under Arteta = Had to spend ÂŁ250m over 3 years to stop finishing 8th & get back to where Emery had Arsenal, competing for Top 4. And all you could do was mock that poor man's accent for 18 months - shame on you.
I think it's evident the only attention seeking troll here is clearly you, and you're right, you sure as hell aren't worth listening to.
I canât understand why Arteta gets so much criticism. I think heâs the best thing thatâs happened at Arsenal since Wenger joined.
its crazy how all this happened too. a deadline day signing from Everton and a very controversial transfer window where the club got a lot of criticism. Mertesacker bought in that window as well and now both of them are at Arsenal and part of our rebuild. Quite amazing.
Because these days youngsters support players not clubs. It sounds mad, but there are people who would pretend to be Barca fans, then as soon as Messi joins PSG they pretend to be PSG fans. The same thing with Ozil and Aubameyang. People who one day were Dortmund fans the next day so called Arsenal fans (and now Barca fans). So imo most of the criticism Arteta gets is from these weird Ozil, Guendouzi, and Aubameyang fan boys. Who are not genuine Arsenal fans.
Out of all the youtube football pundits, you are hands down my favourite. Stay golden James
Cool clip! Love both of your viewpoints :)
This actually aged like wine. Arteta and Howe both proving their competency and then some.
What i love about Arteta is his ruthlessness. Its what we need.
Is there another channel you are posting the dream teams on I think thereâs been 3 previews now đđ, no worries though mate keep up the amazing work!
Been a gooner nearly 40 years now, Arteta is my second favourite manager so far.
what a great video how have I not seen this level of football channels
Mikel Arteta is going to take Arsenal to a very good level.. As it is being said - the sooner he surround himself with the right people who can help drive his idea and vision for the club, the better.. The recruitment so far is on point and in terms of squad we only need to add the necessary squad depth to make the squad more competitive and loose the deadwood.. Last summer was the foundation of whats to come this summer and this summer should take us a step forward in closing the gap between us and the 2 giants..
Says the man who said Arteta is only 8 top signings away from being a good manager...lol
@@Carlin-qt4jk You're the guy who slated Emery for 18 months before you watched him school us with Villarreal and win their first trophy in their history...lol
@@patchh15 Tbh i wasn't Emerys biggest fan but felthe wasn't supported enough andwas treated rathr harshhly but wasn't sad to see him go. However, if i knew a worthless average at best ex Everton midfielder was to be his successor then i would have begged him to stay!
Very insightful mate. Very good channel. Arteta is a very good manager in a world of very few knowledgeable football fans!
Always loved Guillem - great snag Jim, so proud of you
I think Arteta is getting better by the minute, he is shaping the team he wants to take forward. Itâs being rough at times, but also has been a learning curve, we needed as a club.
Ahhhh good to come back to this.
Definitely, good to see that even back then, the people with inside knowledge knew about Arteta's abilities
theres so much hes done for the club of the pitch that doesn't get talked about enough,
Arteta thing starts at 3:19
thanks mate :)
Came back here again after 4 months âĄ
The problem for Arsenal is if they do not back arteta to the point of competing with liverpool and city he will soon be poached by an elite club.
Here's hoping.
weâll be the elite club
Given his short spell on the touchline, I must give him the credit he deserves
Who would have thought arsenal youth will finish top 4 đ
The board at Arsenal have a lot to be appreciated for. Sticking with their man who has had big bumps along the road. Imagine what ManU could have achieved if they had stuck with David Moyes?
Imagine what David Moyes could of done with 250m like Arteta had? He's managed to get to the EL semi finals with a fraction of that, the very tournament that Arteta couldn't even qualify for...
@@hanx3560 didn't arteta reach the semi finals last season lol đ€Šââïž
@@joshuaignatius621 True. And he won a trophy in his first 6 months as Arsenal manager, beating City and Chelsea to lift the trophy. I always find it funny how people like to pretend he's not had any success at all. He's won more trophies than every manager in his age bracket.
@@xaviermalcolm8481 good managers like klopp and tuchel were relegated in their 1st jobs compared to that arteta's doing really good
Content these days is unreal Jim, keep it up
Very exciting times at Arsenal.
The Taraabt Tee in the back đ€©
2 years later⊠two games to go, Arsenal left to play Man U away and Everton and home on top of the league by a point, though city has a game in hand and if they win all three they win the title but if Arsenal keep winning it takes it to the last day of the leagueâŠ. We might win it we might not but certainly we are closer than weâve ever been to greatness thanks to Mikel!!
Not quite the Heavyweight of City/Pool but he's definitely turned us int' a force t be reckoned with; no longer a walkover..opposing teams now think twice when lined up against us.U can't ask f much more. .
I knew Arteta had high IQ and managerial skills when he calmly represented the club at a UCL press conference (Bayern return leg in 2013 if I'm not mistaken) where Wenger lost the plot and I told my brother in law Arteta would make a great manager or be a successful politician.
O Lord I was right
He is just average, no where near great.
@@Samuels-nz9em except from Pep and Zidane name me only 1 manager in world football that was an instant success early in their managerial career
You just waffling and have no football knowledge or you just another hater
The man has been managing 2 years give him time
@@Samuels-nz9em I guess Conte is a prime manager everyone considers to be in top 5 best managers right now ain't it?
He relegated 2 sides to the lower divisions in his first 5 seasons as a head coach while Arteta won a trophy in his first 2 seasons
U r out of order and a hater
Have a blessed day crying bitter tears
@@Samuels-nz9em ask Arezzo and Atalanta fans what they think of Conte đ€Ł
@@Samuels-nz9em do you still think he's average?
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8 months later and top the league for at the minute. Fair play to both Arteta and Guillem. Great journalism and amazing management. Yes, with injuries and youthful nievity arsenal dropped off towards the end of last season but he clean out the club and with youngest team in the league hes driven the team to the top.
Just imagine if a top scorer was added and Jesus was moved to the bench. That accompanied by world class depth on the wings and in midfield/defence. With all that, arsenal would be right up there with any club in the world. In 5 years time, provided Arsenal can hold on to key players, will be right up there with the team from the late 90s and mid 00s
That's something you don't hear any day to fans is it: People have got no idea. But it's something that needs to be said more frequently.
I've read his book of ronaldo!
It's pretty cool (the fact that you've interviewed him)
I've just finished reading Artetas book on man management.
Tomorrow my 4 year old is colouring it in...
Omg yes I hope Arteta is arsenal manager for 10 more years!
Wish this was longer.
Fair play balague. You got it right
People seem to forget that It took Klopp 4 years.
This time next year Arteta may be able to go a whole season losing only 10 games...
Even less...
Is that you Octopus Paul?
@@bchishi8339 Never heard of her, is she one of your 17 step mothers that you've had in the last 3 years or just some skank u met on Ugandan dating site who's scammed you of out of your life savings in 30 quid?
Arteta is doing great job wise people can see it he first did right thing getting trophy to buy time to get rid off players he doesnt want all signings seem to be on point so far he is young he made mistakes but with learning process he is close to making championsleague so fairplay
Arteta will deliver the champions league trophy to arsenal
We got super mikel arteta â€
From day 1 you can tell heâs got a vision and plans ahead, unlike Emery, I had no doubt he Iâll come good, and we all need to back him, and only good things will come ahead Iâm sure.
everywhere Pep has managed, he has had a massive budget. Arsenal do not have that, Barcelona now, do not have that. I would love to see what Pep would do with a team like Tottenham or West ham or arsenal where he doesn't have 150 million to spend every year.
This interview was great, and the full length thing was great to listen to, but I do wonder because this shorter video has gotten so many views in such a short time whether it might be worth making a bunch of shorter clips from the longer videos, whilst also uploading the full thing. This content is great! I just worry because loads of people have terrible attention spans that it might get missed!
Something to think about for sure
Let the haters hate. BUT SEE THE GROWTH AND WE WITNESSED IT WELL. A TEAM AT 15th position at the start of the season, now just 3 POINTS AWAY FROM BLUES.
đ„ ARTETAđ
bear in mind with no european football and after having outspent other clubs in the summer window
@@vivinvarghese8783 Oh shut up. Success takes time. Arteta is here for the long Haul
@@vivinvarghese8783 also bear in mind this is the youngest team in the league. Give credit where it's due.
@@mayukhbasu1742 he hasn't done anything to prove he is an elite manager. This is arguably their best season in years but that is totally down to the crisis in clubs around them.
@@qwerty1994ize We all know what happened to a certain Ole Gunnar Solksjaer, finished 3rd and 2nd, look at Lampard- finished 4th without a transfer window...Arteta is nowhere close to either of them. You'd be delusional or an Arsenal fan to believe he is elite
Last summer showed exactly what the plan is with Artetas Arsenal and itâs a good one. Classic rebuild type project with a clever player profile driven recruitment strategy which will serve the club well for many years to come. All indications show that weâre on the right path.
He has made a lot of tough decisions, cleared out a lot of that deadwood that is fans were so tired of, and given us a team that wonât be outworked so easily anymore. So many of the issues that have plagued Arsenal for years have now been resolved and he has stood at the center of it. People wonât give him credit because heâs a young manager, but itâs very obvious he knows what heâs doing long term.
Arteta did what we've all wanted! That first ever footage of him walking in at arsenal! When he literally says to all the staff, you better be ready to work hard! you could see the seriousness on his face! The guy has started from the bottom and let's be real the club was in poor shape! He is the man we should back and give the time and I have no doubt he'll do great things for Arsenal football club.
Arteta did what we've all wanted??
Spent 250m to finish 8th twice to now winning fuck all for 2 years and begging dogshit Nketiah to stay
Raise your standards boy, This is Arsenal FC!
(Save your 'it took Klopp 4 years nonsense')
@@Carlin-qt4jk my standards are high I'm from the invincible era mate. But unfortunately the game has changed city and liverpool are miles ahead we only get to them levels by sticking with the man! If we sack managers we'll end up like united.
@@EssillusionsUHD Too late I'm afraid, you had the man in Emery and all you could do was mock his accent for 18 months. You deserve the pain you've had since.
@@Carlin-qt4jk SPOT ON.
I've gone back and forth on Arteta and said that this season I will judge him by where he finishes in the table. He has already met requirements by getting back into Europea League. IF we get into UCL then he is AHEAD of schedule with this squad. He's had some very rough moments with Arsenal but the club has stuck with him and it seems to be the right decision so far. Lets see if he can push this team to 4th and beyond. One thing is for certain, he finally has the players he wants to play the type of football he wants. last season Arsenal had no real identity, no real style of play and it was hard to see Mikel's vision. It is so much clearer this season.
GOD BLESS AMEN đđâïžâïžâïž!!!
Typo in the video description
I will always remember when Newcastle were struggling under Pardew, Neville suggested that is was because the recruitment policy had bought foreign players who "didn't know when Geordies had their tea".
Arteta doesnât get the credit heâs deserves. Football fans see performances and results and then gauge their opinion on what theyâve seen. Arsenal was a complete mess both on and off the pitch when he accepted the job. He has come in and strip the club to bare bones and introduced the values that arsenal are traditionally known for. This process isnât just whatâs being played on the pitch itâs also recruitment, backroom staff. Mentality. Within three years heâs implemented a cut-throat mentality in which the club has lacked since the stadium move. It feels as though if your not on board with what he wants then your out the door. It finally feels as though there is unity throughout the club from the board to the fans. As fans we finally have a team we can get behind regardless of results. Itâs a young fresh hungry squad with a lot too prove. People forget that both arteta and edu are learning on the job. Both young in terms of their staff role but both have potential to bring this club back to where it belongs. This process isnât going to be all sunshine and roses. There will be ups and downs but if we unify as fans and get behind not just the team but the club as a whole i think we have a very bright future ahead.
What happened with the one with Chris?
James, you missed a perfect opportunity to get Gulillem Balague at around 6:00 to say "They can only move forward" rather than "They can move together" and get a slug reference in there :')
I thought it at the time đ
This was so interesting. Dream Teams > Every other series on CZcams.
We are top of the league, I said we are top of the league!!!
Exactly why I've always said sacking managers after a year or two can be the most stupid thing ever, glad I stuck with Arteta from beginning to now as we now seeing real progress and he wasn't even my choice for the job
Lawrence allcott all time hall of famer on football CZcams.
Arteta to the Arsenal staff "you can only move forwards"
On the side note, is he wearing batik? Looks fabulous đ
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We'll find out an additional 5% when the Amazon documentary comes out.
I get the impression that Arteta was used to working with people at the top of their game, the best professionals, and has struggled a bit with his people management of some younger, less mature players.
I also think that applies to some games tactically where he had overly high expectations of how his players (young and old) could adapt to other positions. I'm still puzzled how anyone could think that Xhaka could make a good left back for example unless you told him not to go past the halfway line.
@@cluckingbell1772 donât want to mention the good things that heâs done as well?
Surely a documentary like that shows both the pros and cons
â@@cluckingbell1772 imagine still worrying about a game this season that put Arsenal in 20th when they are 4th now. Stupid troll.
@@cluckingbell1772 thats the only good thing you got? Pretty shallow ngl.
Cheer up abit mate
Arsenal have one of the best young managers in europe. Going the right way
Xavi needs to do a good job at scouting to go over the line. He has the tactical knowledge but he needs to find the right type of players that can execute his tactics.
Where do I find these new dream team videos?
Former Director of a Premier League Club here (EPL). Coaching Football is NOT: 1- Brain Surgery NOR 2- Rocket Science. There is a trend that goes among people who orbit around football to romanticize what a Head Coach does, making it look like it's some kind of wizardry. It's not. The simpler, the better. This being said, Arteta is displaying significant evolution in the quality of his work.
All this talk but end of the day, results are everything. And results clearly show Arteta is actually overachieving with this young squad. Youngest squad in the toughest league itw.
He actually fielded a team vs Chelsea & United that was qualified to play in the U23s. 8-9 players 23 and under at the start of the year! That's insane!
I'm just worried the Kroenkes wont back him like last year since the progress is enough for their standards. Would be a right shame, CL or not.
bun them
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I think Arteta is a future Madrid / Barcelona coach. He is an intelligent man with a great start in managing.