In an ideal world I wanted to keep arteta until end of the season to see what more signings could do.
but we just can’t risk relegation; that’s not something you just gamble with.
Borussia Dortmund have sacked Lucien Favre as manager in the wake of the 5-1 thrashing by Stuttgart. We have lost how many straight games at home?
Why would you keep him in an ideal world? I see no reason for keeping him.
When Mourinho (who isn't that great anymore) can come in and make a team perform drastically better with essentially the same core group of players, you have to question Poch's ability. Poch lost that dressing room too. No point replacing a coach who's lost the dressing room with a manager who could win nothing with a good squad and who also eventually lost the dressing room.Pochettino?
No he wasn't. He wasn't a manager when we appointed him. It was a gamble. His only pedigree was that he spent a couple of years working for Pep. But regardless, his coaching is not the issue. He's lost the dressing room.Ridiculous to sack him now . He was one of most promising young managers when appointed and still is.
And long may giving Solksjaer time continue. They'll never be that great with him there regardless of time.Give him time like United is giving Solskjaer time.
Again, what pedigree does he have?Of course there will be dips and he’ll be learning lessons as he goes along. He has the right pedigree and has learnt with the very best.
It's simplistic to assume that whatever you do after a long-server, the period will always be bumpy. The only two examples you'll bring up to back up your point will be Fergie and Wenger, But both those situations were made worse but appalling managers put in place. The issue with both of those examples is not that they were preceded by long-serving managers, it's that the appointments were terrible.The period after a long time successful manager is always bumpy. You should keep Arteta as rapid firing is not a good strategy in the long term. Think Watford.
No he wasn't. He wasn't a manager when we appointed him. It was a gamble. His only pedigree was that he spent a couple of years working for Pep. But regardless, his coaching is not the issue. He's lost the dressing room.
And long may giving Solksjaer time continue. They'll never be that great with him there regardless of time.
Again, what pedigree does he have?
It's simplistic to assume that whatever you do after a long-server, the period will always be bumpy. The only two examples you'll bring up to back up your point will be Fergie and Wenger, But both those situations were made worse but appalling managers put in place. The issue with both of those examples is not that they were preceded by long-serving managers, it's that the appointments were terrible.

Totally agree.Ridiculous to sack him now . He was one of most promising young managers when appointed and still is. Give him time like United is giving Solskjaer time. Of course there will be dips and he’ll be learning lessons as he goes along. He has the right pedigree and has learnt with the very best.
The period after a long time successful manager is always bumpy. You should keep Arteta as rapid firing is not a good strategy in the long term. Think Watford.