So, for a reason or another, I wanted to ask that question to quikzyyy in the livescore but he left to play some Rocket League. Anyway, decided to leave this thread to see how Arsenal fan would feel about having Joachim Low AKA Balls Smeller (its a affectionate nickname of course) as their manager after World Cup 2018.

NO! the guy smells funny.. LOL

Me... in wenger :D:D:D

i think you mean 2018* world cup

Anyone who won't start Ramsey

@Gonzi Thanks buddy, can't believe I made that mistake. Facepalm

I can't believe Arsenal fans still have any form of faith in Wenger. The man is one of the most simplistic managers I have seen at a "top" club. Arsenal are more than capable of winning trophies if they had a tactical manager.

@Dynastian Well, he is consistent at getting into the top for, who already is better than some other big team manager in England and his coaching method can make a big difference at time but I agree that when it come down to strategy, you sometime have to wonder what he is thinking. :( I gotta say I still have bit more respect for a board that keep a manager for too long than one who sack one twice or three time a year. XD (Just to make it clear, not directed at you or your team, I was talking in general, just to make sure I don't start a debate from this comment) ;)

rather than Joachim Low, i want Thomas Tuchel to replace wenger.. YES! Wenger Out! or maybe we could try Henry as a coach..

@Jimbet Thomas Tuchel would be a great coach for Arsenal in my opinion, good idea to mention him. For Henry, I think he could be very good and his statut as a club legend would help him boost morale and would ensure his long time there. His lack of experience as a manager however could hurt the team performance at time however but I think it could seriously be an upgrade from Wenger.

@emobot i agree. Wenger keeps the team together and tightly knit. I honestly think his experience helps the team succeed even when they are not playing at their best. Henry would be a terrible choice- ha has no experience. There's a big difference in being a pundit and talking like you know about football and being a coach.

@Gonzi Yeah, I guess so, then again, inexperience got its own advantage. It force you to re-think things a lot and to work hard. But I agree he propably lack too much experience at this point, should have more year as assistant.