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He’s an @rse. Just like his mentor.

All this acting up on the sidelines, running around and showing his “passion”. Just an act. Like Peps “coaching” walking back to the tunnel.

So in the zone. Wow. Amazing dedication etc. Always teaching his players. Never rests. Give us a break lads.
 
He can cry all he want but it’s not like they really laid a glove on Newcastle for large parts of the game.
 
I believe when he lost it over a decision near the end of a game at home last season (am struggling to remember which game) their season started to unravel. His temperament transfers to the players and they lose composure. They will never win the League with him in charge.
 
Fat_Dragon said:
Could say that about all managers

Why didn't Eddie Howe come out and say he was Sick, Embarrassed and Disgraced at the decision?
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Paul Heckingbottom dismissing the fact his side got a totally b***ks penalty to undeservedly win their first game of the season.

He's been ranting about the officials all season.
 
I'm probably in the minority of this thread is a good measure, but I like Arteta and think he's done a fantastic job, more so after a really tough start.

Arsenal are arguably the best team in the PL after City, but other teams have better squads.
 
Subbuteo_171 said:
Sick
Embarrassed
Disgrace

Strange he never comes out with a diatribe when decisions go in their favour. The authorities need to take action to retain him in, he needs to accept (like all managers, players and fans) that sometimes decisions are made you don‘t agree with.
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I hate to say Arsenal Got beat by a better team with a better manager ,it's about time the premier league stopped him and other managers ranting and raving about decisions going against them.
 
I used to like Arteta but he’s rapidly becoming a bit of a nob.

I also have had enough of Guardiola (to the extent that even the use of ‘Pep’ riles me now). Hence I use Guardiola.
 
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