Mikel Arteta Arsenal 22 Dec 2019. Y
Unai Emery Aston Villa 5 Nov 2022. Y
Andoni Iraola Bournemouth 1 Jul 2023. Y
Keith Andrews Brentford 27 Jun 2025. N
Fabian Hurzeler Brighton 15 Jun 2024. N
Scott Parker Burnley 5 July 2024. N
Enzo Maresca Chelsea 3 June 2024. Y
Oliver Glasner Crystal Palace 20 Feb 2024. Y
David Moyes Everton 11 Jan 2025
Marco Silva Fulham 1 Jul 2021. N
Daniel Farke Leeds 4 Jul 2023. N
Arne Slot Liverpool 1 Jun 2024. N
Pep Guardiola Man City 1 Jul 2016. Y
Ruben Amorim Man Utd 11 Nov 2024. Y
Eddie Howe Newcastle 8 Nov 2021. Y
Ange Postecoglou Nott'm Forest 9 Sep 2025- N DYCHE N
Regis Le Bris Sunderland 1 Jul 2024. N
Thomas Frank Spurs 12 Jun 2025. Y
Nuno Espirito Santo West Ham 27Sep 2025
Vitor Pereira. N
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That’s quite a statement.
Thought exercise - how many teams in the Premier League would rather have him, than their current manager?
If your answer is more than 3, you’re lying (or deluded)
Second thought exercise, how many current managers in the Premier League, would you swap into our Manager’s seat (if you could magically flick a switch)?
If your answer isn’t more than 8, then again, you’re lying (or deluded). Previous Message
My biggest worry with him coming back was that too many of our fans never forgave him for either leaving or how he acted when trying for Fellaini and Baines (the latter point I have more sympathy with). The second we have any kind of downturn - and ALL managers have them - it was always going to result in the mega moaning. He brings too much baggage.
I’m happy as heck that he’s here and wouldn’t swap him. Lots were / are just waiting to knife him at the first / next opportunity, however.
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Many think we should go from relegation battlers to champions league contenders in one transfer window
My new gripe is the wifi in the stadium is that good, the family in front of me spend 80% of the match on mobiles looking at Insta, Snapchat, Facebook etc !!
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