His last few appointments have been pretty inglorious. Seems to me he's just a little over the hill. I think in Arsenal's position you need someone young and hungry. Artetta is obviously a risk, but I think he's a better type of risk.
But seriously, I'm as baffled as anyone. Moshiri and Brands pull this one off and I'll be amazed, what an absolute coup, just refuse to believe it's real until it's official though. Hope if he does join he gets time to build HIS squad. The wage budget needs thinning out before we can make any big moves I'd have thought, the likes of Niasse, Martina, Schneiderlin, Tosun and then a number of the lads out on loan need to go permanently (Bolasie, Garbutt, Besic, Sandro and Thanisaj) but then Carlo will be able to start building a squad of his own. Exciting times!
I think he will do well for you.Surprised people are shocked by the move for Ancelotti. You look down his list of past clubs - Juve, Milan, Chelsea, PSG, Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, Napoli; Everton is the obvious next step, another massive club used to success
Would much rather Ancelotti than Arteta too. Proven winner, has won trophies all over Europe. Arteta is completely unproven and seems to primarily be a big target because he's been working with Pep, that, to me does not guarantee success. He's a much riskier appointment, and for me, given Everton's current situation, exactly what we cannot afford. We want solidarity, experience and ultimately results, and that's what Ancelotti brings. He brings a proven system, lauded man management and defensive organisation, 3 things Marco Silva sorely lacked.
It’s Liverpool ?
Well you know “ you never win anything with kids”
Chill out Phil “your boys” have done you proud ????
You know what I meant .
Their journalists it’s their job to make it a story.The Elliott kid with the top knot looked really good, the others not so good.
I know they were youngsters, but Sky just seemed to get a bit carried away.
No praise yet for the Villa reserve side.
But, I guess, it's only Aston Villa.
