【真球迷的考驗】阿仙奴20-21球迷吹水區 MDCXXIV
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Same player, different coach
睇返精華勁能到
自己偷返黎 一個爆入去射返遠柱
自己偷返黎 一個爆入去射返遠柱
佢撈過哂界，好多人睇佢唔順
諗起我藍
搵條女著條PE短褲
有幾25
係呀迪達條仆街話
垃撚圾撚到係no. 1
跟住維拉有報價
球會將佢買走
係呀迪達條仆街話
垃撚圾撚到係no. 1
跟住維拉有報價
球會將佢買走
拎足總杯嗰陣係廢龍打正選㗎
其實藍斯果時爆發都要隊波組織進攻順暢先有咁大威力 到後期中場成日運唔到波上去 佢衝入禁區遞手要波都冇咩用
就算而家wilock場場爆發 我都唔太睇好佢返阿狗會有咁好表現
就算而家wilock場場爆發 我都唔太睇好佢返阿狗會有咁好表現
所以高層同啞仔達 口中所講既3年大計 球隊前途
完全都係廢UP
一日球會仲有錢賺 又唔洗投資 高狗先唔會理你隊波排到下半版
以啞仔達只係一個唔敢作反 只為保住份工既垃圾人種
完全都係廢UP
一日球會仲有錢賺 又唔洗投資 高狗先唔會理你隊波排到下半版
以啞仔達只係一個唔敢作反 只為保住份工既垃圾人種
Sportify佬買通達子輸波
冇歐聯賣盤平d
冇歐聯賣盤平d
真係唔怪得龍蛇同梅蛇都咁撐佢，原來係達狗唔識用，一轉教練就勁到成個yaya 托尼咁
自己偷返嚟 然後狂抽飛機
利申迷藍
利申迷藍
Willock企係half space 駁腳都fit
宜家準備緊打復必泰
可能係最後一次留言
可能係最後一次留言
其實Nelson 都無得打
改唔改到變右閘
改唔改到變右閘
佢未必可以咁樣窄位入
後生細仔唔會有事
冇人知
btw 岩岩打完
嚟緊七日都冇嘢就應該都冇事
btw 岩岩打完
嚟緊七日都冇嘢就應該都冇事
阿狗其實最廢既野係傳控
傳波球速慢唔到位
轉得邊都要傳波修正幾腳
當然唔會攻得入
曼城除左一兩個球員之外
其他人基本上唔上腳
每人拎波頂到盡修正一下就傳
呢 d 實力既差距唔係傳個教練就會有
傳波球速慢唔到位
轉得邊都要傳波修正幾腳
當然唔會攻得入
曼城除左一兩個球員之外
其他人基本上唔上腳
每人拎波頂到盡修正一下就傳
呢 d 實力既差距唔係傳個教練就會有
咁驚打黎做乜柒
機電署話要打
The candidates to replace Mikel Arteta at Arsenal
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta looked distraught in the aftermath of the club's Europa League exit at the hands of Villarreal, ironically managed by his predecessor Unai Emery.
The 39-year-old cut a forlorn figure on the touchline as his players failed to make any real inroads, and acknowledged during his post-match press conference that his job in north London is far from safe.
This European campaign presented the former Manchester City coach with an opportunity to salvage what's been an extremely disappointing season and having failed to do so, speculation that the axe may be wielded on him at the Emirates Stadium is rife.
But if Arteta is given the chop, who on earth is in the frame to revive the fortunes of the sinking ship? Here, 90min spins you through the realistic runners and riders.
1. Rafa Benitez
Rafa Benitez's last active role was with Chinese Super League club Dalian Yifang but the 61-year-old has a proven track record in the Premier League. Adored by fans of Liverpool and Newcastle United alike, throughout his career the Spaniard has proven himself to be a master tactician.
He's won the Champions League and the Europa League, as well as other major honours in England, Spain and Italy. His last job in the UK was with Newcastle and whilst he was unable to save them from the drop when first appointed, he stuck with the Magpies through a season in the Championship and restored their Premier League status immediately.
His brand of football isn't the easiest on the eye but he gets results and if he was willing to join Newcastle, why wouldn't the Arsenal job appeal to the former Valencia boss?
Brendan Rodgers
Brendan Rodgers' Leicester City are on course to finish third in the Premier League this season and qualify for next season's Champions League, a testament to the superb job the former Liverpool boss has done at King Power Stadium.
He's improved as a manager in recent seasons, some of the tactical naiveties he has displayed in the past appear to have been addressed and with greater resources, there is no reason Rodgers can't compete with the very best.
The problem is, he's got a good thing going at Leicester and despite Arsenal's history, they're in turmoil. He'd be crazy to leave the talented squad he has assembled at King Power to try and steer the Gunners back onto the right path.
Paulo Fonseca
It was announced earlier this week that Paulo Fonseca will be leaving Roma this summer to be replaced by Jose Mourinho, and, to be honest, nobody in Italy was surprised to hear of his imminent departure.
At one time, the Portuguese boss seemed like a very shrewd appointment but I Giallorossi find themselves a disappointing seventh in Serie A, some 14 points off the Champions League qualification places.
Roma progressed all the way to the semi-finals of this season's Europa League where they were beaten by Manchester United but Fonseca's failures at Roma suggest he'd struggle in the Premier League.
Gian Piero Gasperini
Gian Piero Gasperini's work at Atalanta has produced truly remarkable results. His management has seen La Dea compete with the heavyweights of Italian football despite operating on a significantly lower budget, all while playing an incredibly attractive brand of football.
His side are on course to qualify for the Champions League for a third successive season - something nobody would have foreseen when he took over in 2016.
But aged 63, it's difficult to envisage Gasperini uprooting his life to take over Arsenal. He's enjoying his most successful spell as a manager at the Bergamo-based club and there's no reason for him to give that up.
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta looked distraught in the aftermath of the club's Europa League exit at the hands of Villarreal, ironically managed by his predecessor Unai Emery.
The 39-year-old cut a forlorn figure on the touchline as his players failed to make any real inroads, and acknowledged during his post-match press conference that his job in north London is far from safe.
This European campaign presented the former Manchester City coach with an opportunity to salvage what's been an extremely disappointing season and having failed to do so, speculation that the axe may be wielded on him at the Emirates Stadium is rife.
But if Arteta is given the chop, who on earth is in the frame to revive the fortunes of the sinking ship? Here, 90min spins you through the realistic runners and riders.
1. Rafa Benitez
Rafa Benitez's last active role was with Chinese Super League club Dalian Yifang but the 61-year-old has a proven track record in the Premier League. Adored by fans of Liverpool and Newcastle United alike, throughout his career the Spaniard has proven himself to be a master tactician.
He's won the Champions League and the Europa League, as well as other major honours in England, Spain and Italy. His last job in the UK was with Newcastle and whilst he was unable to save them from the drop when first appointed, he stuck with the Magpies through a season in the Championship and restored their Premier League status immediately.
His brand of football isn't the easiest on the eye but he gets results and if he was willing to join Newcastle, why wouldn't the Arsenal job appeal to the former Valencia boss?
Brendan Rodgers
Brendan Rodgers' Leicester City are on course to finish third in the Premier League this season and qualify for next season's Champions League, a testament to the superb job the former Liverpool boss has done at King Power Stadium.
He's improved as a manager in recent seasons, some of the tactical naiveties he has displayed in the past appear to have been addressed and with greater resources, there is no reason Rodgers can't compete with the very best.
The problem is, he's got a good thing going at Leicester and despite Arsenal's history, they're in turmoil. He'd be crazy to leave the talented squad he has assembled at King Power to try and steer the Gunners back onto the right path.
Paulo Fonseca
It was announced earlier this week that Paulo Fonseca will be leaving Roma this summer to be replaced by Jose Mourinho, and, to be honest, nobody in Italy was surprised to hear of his imminent departure.
At one time, the Portuguese boss seemed like a very shrewd appointment but I Giallorossi find themselves a disappointing seventh in Serie A, some 14 points off the Champions League qualification places.
Roma progressed all the way to the semi-finals of this season's Europa League where they were beaten by Manchester United but Fonseca's failures at Roma suggest he'd struggle in the Premier League.
Gian Piero Gasperini
Gian Piero Gasperini's work at Atalanta has produced truly remarkable results. His management has seen La Dea compete with the heavyweights of Italian football despite operating on a significantly lower budget, all while playing an incredibly attractive brand of football.
His side are on course to qualify for the Champions League for a third successive season - something nobody would have foreseen when he took over in 2016.
But aged 63, it's difficult to envisage Gasperini uprooting his life to take over Arsenal. He's enjoying his most successful spell as a manager at the Bergamo-based club and there's no reason for him to give that up.
5. Patrick Vieira
Arsenal hero Patrick Vieira represents the club's most successful era and has a special place in the hearts of the supporters. He's said to have a role in Swedish billionaire Daniel Ek's bid to purchase the club but would he give that all up if the opportunity to manage the team was to present itself?
The Frenchman began his managerial career with Manchester City's Under-19s before moving stateside to take over at New York City FC. In the summer of 2018, he took over the reins at Nice but was sacked in December 2020.
He may already have a strong bond with the Arsenal faithful but Vieira has achieved nothing as a manager to suggest he can be the club's saviour. Then again, Arteta was appointed having never been a manager...
6. Massimiliano Allegri
Massimiliano Allegri would be the dream appointment for many Arsenal fans. While he is currently without a club, he is being heavily linked with a return to Juventus to replace the under-fire Andrea Pirlo.
Despite never having managed in the Premier League previously, the 53-year-old's record speaks for itself. He's won six Serie A titles, five with Juventus and one with AC Milan.
Allegri has long been linked with the Arsenal job but at a time when they're at their lowest ebb, it's fair to assume the north Londoners would have less chance of attracting one of Europe's most revered coaches.
Quite the pickle Arsenal are in when you consider every contender is probably thinking better of it.
Arsenal hero Patrick Vieira represents the club's most successful era and has a special place in the hearts of the supporters. He's said to have a role in Swedish billionaire Daniel Ek's bid to purchase the club but would he give that all up if the opportunity to manage the team was to present itself?
The Frenchman began his managerial career with Manchester City's Under-19s before moving stateside to take over at New York City FC. In the summer of 2018, he took over the reins at Nice but was sacked in December 2020.
He may already have a strong bond with the Arsenal faithful but Vieira has achieved nothing as a manager to suggest he can be the club's saviour. Then again, Arteta was appointed having never been a manager...
6. Massimiliano Allegri
Massimiliano Allegri would be the dream appointment for many Arsenal fans. While he is currently without a club, he is being heavily linked with a return to Juventus to replace the under-fire Andrea Pirlo.
Despite never having managed in the Premier League previously, the 53-year-old's record speaks for itself. He's won six Serie A titles, five with Juventus and one with AC Milan.
Allegri has long been linked with the Arsenal job but at a time when they're at their lowest ebb, it's fair to assume the north Londoners would have less chance of attracting one of Europe's most revered coaches.
Quite the pickle Arsenal are in when you consider every contender is probably thinking better of it.