He took over from the clubs longest serving manager to find a club in disarray and yet still managed to achieve the 3rd highest win % of any Arsenal manager in history and took them to a Europa League final.
This really does not explain why he'd be an improvement on EtH, which is the task in hand.
Losing a European final and having some encouraging percentage is a return to Solskjaer. As for PSG, come on. An affluent Celtic.
We're trying to get back on our perch. Not finish fourth and win absolutely nothing.
Give me a name or shut up" is the most tiring argument I've seen in my life.
It really is. But it proves you don't have a solution. Reframing it does not change that fact.
Having Solskjaer, McKenna, Emery and god knows who else talked up by our fanbase is truly
depressing. It really is.
Someone finishing fourth isn’t the upgrade we need? Really?
We need somebody who is competitive across the board. Title races and cup runs. Not either/or. We have the resources and we know it.
Fair enough, it may not be EtH. But it isn't who you are selling, either.
That wasn't the case with Ole though, we finished 2nd and got to a European final.
Under Ole, we did okay, but won nothing. We were a distant second (when traditional runners-up Liverpool had themselves a monumental injury crisis) and failed to win the EL.
Ole's predecessor did both.
last years FA cup was the biggest fluke in recent history. Should never have got to the final yet ETH himself makes it out to be a benchmark. It’s completely embarrassing.
What's embarrassing is so-called 'fans' shitting on our achievements.
Turning into ABUs.
Stop!
Their reasons for keeping him are based on results that are massively inconsistent and random. How many absolute battering off Liverpool do we need to suffer for folk to see he is the wrong man?
What folk are asking is who is the right man?
Liverpool battered his (now) lauded predecessor, who we suddenly need back despite his winning nothing.
A manager should be given a reasonable amount of time, and when he shows he's not up to the task, he should be binned.
How much time is reasonable? The same as before, or slightly more? How do we know he's not up to it? When they 'sell all the talent' and lose 5-1 to the bitters at Maine Road? Finish eighth? Win nothing? Lose the dressing room?
These are rhetorical devices, not serious questions but your post itself demands proper scrutiny.
One thing is for sure. We need to stop fighting each other with accusations like 'cult' and 'entitled'. I'm guilty, too, but enough is enough.
Nobody is the bestest fan ever and this thread alone is proof we haven't a clue who or what is needed.