You are a hidden gem.

And his hair is perfecto

Wenger kept it for 22 years🤣 Unai kept it for a year too🤣 Rob holding got his hair back also🤣 Safe to say we grow hairs and players😊 COYGS❤️

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My dad is convinced it’s a wig

@@kaidenhall2718 that's a lego helmet not a wig lol

Those who listened to his first media speech as Arsenal manager would know. It brought tears to my eyes. Here was a manager who knew the hurt and pain the fans were going through for decades.

Agreed. Even his first interview as a player for Arsenal shows signs to come. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bZl3obFk363MZJ8.html

You nailed it bro.

Wengerite is what he is a chip off the old block 👌🏿

He joined Arsenal when two of our best midfielders left town. I instantly fell in love with how he played. That Aston Villa free kick, and goal against Man City still stick with me. :)

And a toxic, biased media

his first season at barca

I saw that too myself. His team reminds me of Arsene’s, but with better defenders and finally a CDM we’ve been crying out for for many years. His tactics do remind me of Pep, however.

@@Godspeedysick He is more pragmatic than Pep. he reminds me of Ancelotti

@@Godspeedysick He played under great managers and every one of them have teached him things that he combines and applies today in Arsenal.

@@looniaz Exactly this. Everyone talks about Wenger and Pep, and rightly so. But not many people realise that Moyes is also another big influence; set-pieces. He even hired a specialist coach for it and you can see the immense improvements in defensive and offensive set-piece organisation because of it.

@@looniaz yup thats my thought too he is so smart and i be the was just so intently listening to everything he learned from Moyes, Wenger, Pep probably even Advocaat and top coaches at La masia and beyond. SO tired of the peps student narrative. Pep ASKED him to come to City because Arteta knew the EPL better and Pep already respected his tactical understanding having heard his advice when Pep was at Barca facing English teams in the KO rounds. Arteta is class and I honestly feel his tactics are more fluid than City's, the defense is better, the set pieces are better and we have some more physicality. They have the more experienced and more expensive squad.. thats their advantage and that advantage may eventually lessen as well. This is ARteta's FIRST job too and he may well win the league in his 3rdseason the same as Pep did at City even tho HE took over a team with -Yaya Toure, kompany David Silva Aguero then spent MORE than ARteta (more than 500m in his first 2 years). Arteta took over mustafi lazy Ozil Sokratis etc.. jeepers. Pep also won it after Arteta joined and first time he lost it was after he left.. coincidence? 🤣

Fax , the way he Teach really unusual like the other manager

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@@monirdoctor what’s funny bro

@Critical Strike Forge only the idiots

You have a point. Arsenal's problems weren't one or two. it was a complex thing more related to what was happening behind the scenes rather than on the pitch. you have to fix the basis first, then start building. "First wash the inside of the cup and the dish, and then the outside will become clean, too"

Completely agree with you on all your points (but one) and absolutely LOVING these changes as well, especially hearing our fans sing louder than everyone else, but we still have so much toxicity in the fanbase, sadly... Soon as any of our players put one foot wrong, they're being lynched on social media and all by their own "fans" 💀 We absolutely still have some of the most toxic supporters - sadly! It's vile and arguably our second greatest hurdle that we have left, after of course winning the PL title again. Really wish we'd all just enjoy this ride and take the (VERY RARE!!!) L's on the chin, support our players and do everything we can to fight alongside them. Granted, we do absolutely have some amazing supporters that do just that, but imagine if it was all of us.

@@violentwatcher7138 true. Look at Liverpool's fans. The team never walks alone. So must be our. We must not add pressure. The stadium must become a nightmare to every rival.

Saka is the best in his position and role in the World right now, has been since he broke through as a 17 year old. So pleased he resigned, he's at his home at Arsenal but he still needs to be paid his going rate in wages.

I think the negative perception of Arsenal over the years has hugely affected the clubs reputation. So much that it will take years of success to regain its reputation. The ripple effect of this reputation destruction is that it will be very hard for a player or manager attached or connected to the club to get a fair positive rating by the outside world. A player has a better chance of winning the Ballon d'or playing for West Ham or Brighton than they will playing for Arsenal and producing the same performances. That's how bad it has gotten. Once someone is connected to Arsenal all people focus on are the person's shortcomings while ignoring the person's great qualities. Those shortcomings are what people outside of Arsenal (or even within the fan base) will only chose to remember, hence making it almost impossible for anyone connected to the club to be highly rated.

@@iykeharrison9161 A player DOES NOT have a better chance of winning the ballon for at west ham or Brighton 🤣

I don’t think that’s 100% true. They talk about us and MU quite often. I think if we win the league then certainly, that gets ramped up even more now.

That's funny

I remember earlier when a journo asked Pep: "Aren't you worried that you've created a monster?" to which Pep replied: "He was always a monster to start with".

​@@darthwiizius That "journo" was Rio ferdinand

Pep even said Arteta knows everything

The man came into his interview with the Kroenkes with a powerpoint presentation of the seven "steps" of his process that he felt needed to be used as a measurement for what he wanted to achieve. He *knew* what he wanted to do before he was even hired. And the thing is? As others have said, this was his first job. He was trying to juggle hitting those first two steps with getting the hard yards done. Learning how to man manage, learning how to be in charge of all of the coaches, working with Edu, and so on. And when he was talking earlier this season with... was it Michael Owen? It was someone who's been hard on him all year, Mikel was very ready to say they were well *ahead* of schedule. We weren't supposed to be this good yet! I was saying we just needed to focus on Top 4 before the season began, and then next year look to take on Pool and City, and instead, we fucking did it *this* year, despite our depth issues, despite our youth and inexperience, despite being in Europa. Arteta isn't just a generational manager, I honestly think if he continues on this path, if he continues to work magic here at Arsenal or at other clubs, here in about 20 to 40 years time, he may very well be in the "Greatest manager of all time" conversation. *That's* how good he is.

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I loved the Banter era with the AFTV shenanigans.. Just wish Claude was still alive to see this

This guy is the man, I stumbled upon his stuff a month ago. Past content is def worth a watch

This dude rocks! Hidden gem 😊

Exactly, and unfortunately Wenger was a big part of this. This is why the novelty of Wenger later years is pointless to me. The state of the club when Emery took charge or even Arteta, was in absolute shambles because of the mismanagement of Arsene... which is unfortunate to say but it's true. It's exactly like you said, high transfer fees, high wages on very average players... He paid 40 mil to buy Mustafi and 20 mil on Perez just to sell him for 4 mil the next summer. It's insane...

Which is mental considering he won the fa cup within his first year of managing Arsenal that's more than spurs this century lmfao!

We don’t need to compare Mikel to anybody who know who he is

Arsenal fans are so scum

You’re a rangers fan who isn’t British? Hmmm, interesting, never met one. And you’re also a gunner? I’m a Celtic diehard who’s also a gunner lol, weird to see the opposite

you have to pray wisely, my friend. the bigger the battle for top 4 is the better the arsenal's chances for staying on top are. in a sense we need spurs to be good but not good enough.

Because they are intimidated by his hair

10 years?? Wtf lol

@@dlaldlaldlanutsntnstn1418 it was in comparison to the amount of additional time that Ten Haag has had to develop, considering he's 13 years older than Arteta. Fingers crossed we'll get a CL trophy in that time though.

Arteta gets Xhaka. They are both great passers of the ball but are somewhat lacking in the speed and mobility department. Arteta knows what he can and cannot do. Those old players who buy into the message and are will to change will stay. Those who don't has rightly been junked. Best to show them the door quick, otherwise their toxicity will poison the incoming batch of players.