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End of an era - Arsene Wenger to leave Arsenal
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<blockquote data-quote="Angela Chilling" data-source="post: 116076" data-attributes="member: 33"><p>Most of the names being touted as a possible successor to Mr Wenger are big money spending managers so they might find it more difficult to achieve the success they did with their previous clubs. </p><p></p><p>I've always liked Roy Hodgson as a manager, not least because he always has shown total admiration and respect for Mr Wenger and he has previously built winning teams without having and endless budget but I think the board will want a big name manager from one of the strong European leagues (Spain, Italy or Germany). Massimiliano Allegri has been suggested but I think Arsenal would have to agree to spend a lot more money in the transfer market and players' wages to tempt him to come to Arsenal. </p><p></p><p>It's really difficult to think of anyone who would do a better job than Mr Wenger unless Arsenal start spending megabucks on new players.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Angela Chilling, post: 116076, member: 33"] Most of the names being touted as a possible successor to Mr Wenger are big money spending managers so they might find it more difficult to achieve the success they did with their previous clubs. I've always liked Roy Hodgson as a manager, not least because he always has shown total admiration and respect for Mr Wenger and he has previously built winning teams without having and endless budget but I think the board will want a big name manager from one of the strong European leagues (Spain, Italy or Germany). Massimiliano Allegri has been suggested but I think Arsenal would have to agree to spend a lot more money in the transfer market and players' wages to tempt him to come to Arsenal. It's really difficult to think of anyone who would do a better job than Mr Wenger unless Arsenal start spending megabucks on new players. [/QUOTE]
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