I think arsenal have found themselves a 'New special one' in arteta every manager pundit former players just have so much respect for him show's good he can be as a manager
And I could not be happier, especially with Tottenham taking Mourinho before our board could make the mistake of bringing him to the Emirates. Thank you, Spuddies.
HaytersTV This won’t happen in a season but we need to improve CB RB CDM CAM this season and in a few seasons Auba and Laca will be quite old and we need to improve our bench as well.
Arsenal will probably have 50 mil without sales and probably 150-175 mil if we sell Bellerin Torriera Guendouzi Mustafi Sokratis Ozil Kolasinac and maybe Xhaka Lacazette and Aubameyang could give us another 100 mil if Arteta wishes to sell them.
Pep has never played a style Arsenal had to play to execute a win in this fashion, so it shows that he learns from various of his peers and has a tactical eye. Glad Pep gave Arteta his credit.
I find these interviews distasteful. Why ask about Arteta so much. He is Arsenal's manager now. You're asking him a ton load of questions about another clubs manager. That's unprofessional man. Do better.
Stop being so petty. The reason they keep asking him about arteta because they were together for 4 years and pep has taught a lot to mikel. So why not?
People need to stop saying that Arteta was Guardiola's "pupil". Pep brought him in as assistant manager because he knows Arteta can offer fresh ideas and perspectives. Arteta is his own man with his own style. Yes, Arsenal and Man City may have similar philosophies because the two managers worked together and may have overlapping ideas. But I think Pep has learned a lot from Arteta in the same way Arteta has learned from Pep.
A lot of people don't know this fact that Arteta was very much a individual who had his own ideas and knowledge, even before meeting Guardiola. Guardiola benefited from Arteta's man management skills and tactical knowledge whilst Arteta may have learnt the broad strokes of management and communication as a whole with his players from Guardiola.
Pep wanted arteta to stay and eventually be the next city manager. He looks a little hurt by arteta leaving, even though he understands. Idk just the feel I get from him.
@@HaytersTV he knew it was a risk, but everything thing I've seen from him leads me to believe he was ready. He is well versed in many styles and tactics, not stuck to playing one way, so he can adapt to anything.
@@HaytersTV He was right. There is more prestige to come from making Arsenal great again than continuing with Man City and their endless pockets. No offense.
I am quietly confident about arteta, Im sure he will build a great side and i hope the board back him in the january transfer window aswell if needed 😁😁😁
Why Arsenal won? We never disrespected City, we took them very seriously. We were prepared to suffer and maintain discipline. We were aware that we were the David against the Man City's Goliath. Only for us was to play smart.
You're a journalist interviewing one of the greatest football coaches ever, the least you can do is turn off your fucking web whatsapp notification sound
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Press conferences, especially post match, are for reporters to change the narrative of their match reports and write follow up pieces. Unfortunately, a lot of questions are repeated
@@HaytersTV i watch press conferences out of morbid curiosity and just think wow. these questions are really, really bad. i can tell the managers are feeling the exact same way. they look like they dont wanna be there at all
Man City will not win UCL until pep humble's himself and acknowledges that he makes mistakes too. Gundo and Mahrez in starting 11 was a bad idea against a team like Arsenal(having beaten Liverpool) regardless if we had won. I don't think the other players have much faith in Gundo and Mahrez in the big games.
I think arsenal have found themselves a 'New special one' in arteta every manager pundit former players just have so much respect for him show's good he can be as a manager
And I could not be happier, especially with Tottenham taking Mourinho before our board could make the mistake of bringing him to the Emirates. Thank you, Spuddies.
Pep showed immense respect and answered these mug reporters questions so nicely .
Arteta will be the Klopp of Arsenal. But he needs his backing and the players he bring in must be committed and *TRUST THE PROCESS*
who do you want him to sign and sell?
@@HaytersTV I want Dani Ceballos back
HaytersTV This won’t happen in a season but we need to improve CB RB CDM CAM this season and in a few seasons Auba and Laca will be quite old and we need to improve our bench as well.
@@whateverdude2636 for me CB and CAM is THE priority
Arsenal will probably have 50 mil without sales and probably 150-175 mil if we sell Bellerin Torriera Guendouzi Mustafi Sokratis Ozil Kolasinac and maybe Xhaka Lacazette and Aubameyang could give us another 100 mil if Arteta wishes to sell them.
Pep has never played a style Arsenal had to play to execute a win in this fashion, so it shows that he learns from various of his peers and has a tactical eye.
Glad Pep gave Arteta his credit.
classy
I find these interviews distasteful. Why ask about Arteta so much. He is Arsenal's manager now. You're asking him a ton load of questions about another clubs manager. That's unprofessional man. Do better.
Agree with you 100%
They have nothing else to ask. Mentally bankrupt journalism.
Stop being so petty. The reason they keep asking him about arteta because they were together for 4 years and pep has taught a lot to mikel. So why not?
People need to stop saying that Arteta was Guardiola's "pupil". Pep brought him in as assistant manager because he knows Arteta can offer fresh ideas and perspectives. Arteta is his own man with his own style. Yes, Arsenal and Man City may have similar philosophies because the two managers worked together and may have overlapping ideas. But I think Pep has learned a lot from Arteta in the same way Arteta has learned from Pep.
A lot of people don't know this fact that Arteta was very much a individual who had his own ideas and knowledge, even before meeting Guardiola. Guardiola benefited from Arteta's man management skills and tactical knowledge whilst Arteta may have learnt the broad strokes of management and communication as a whole with his players from Guardiola.
Maybe we learn from him. Wow that struck a chord for me.
yes! amazing comment
It was a very honest and respectful comment.
It's amazing Pep said that.
And it just might be true
That's elite mentality.
They both learn from each other
Do these reporters not know how to mute themselves when they’re not talking? Lol
Every video this past week has been potato quality, not sure hows it's being allowed to continue tbh
Pep wanted arteta to stay and eventually be the next city manager. He looks a little hurt by arteta leaving, even though he understands. Idk just the feel I get from him.
was he right to leave City?
HaytersTV He loves Arsenal that’s why he decided to come here as he knew the things that he’s learned under Pep can make Arsenal great again
@@HaytersTV he knew it was a risk, but everything thing I've seen from him leads me to believe he was ready. He is well versed in many styles and tactics, not stuck to playing one way, so he can adapt to anything.
Arteta before joining man city he said I will come back someday as a coach. Watch his last interview as an arsenal player.
@@HaytersTV He was right. There is more prestige to come from making Arsenal great again than continuing with Man City and their endless pockets. No offense.
There is only one Pep - the master
They used to ask Arteta about Pep all the time. Now it’s the other way around.
I am quietly confident about arteta, Im sure he will build a great side and i hope the board back him in the january transfer window aswell if needed 😁😁😁
what does he need?
@@HaytersTV Plenty he just needs to make decent signings for next season.
@@HaytersTV Cb, cdm, cam and a lw
Booyaka 12 if we sign all of these positions then I think we can get top 4
Why Arsenal won? We never disrespected City, we took them very seriously. We were prepared to suffer and maintain discipline. We were aware that we were the David against the Man City's Goliath. Only for us was to play smart.
Can Arteta replace Pep as the top boss?
not in my lifetime
Nick C are you in your 80’s?
either that or he is a bit miserable
@@itznotmk7 lol
@@itznotmk7 loool joker
I love these informal zoom bits loooool
You're a journalist interviewing one of the greatest football coaches ever, the least you can do is turn off your fucking web whatsapp notification sound
what’s this new format of press conferences ? am not liking it tbh :/
it is on ZOOM - reporters and cameras not allowed to be there in person
HaytersTV i know i mean it wasn’t like this last week !
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can someone explain the purpose of press conferences? i find them quite ridiculous. the questions are a bit pointless
Press conferences, especially post match, are for reporters to change the narrative of their match reports and write follow up pieces. Unfortunately, a lot of questions are repeated
@@HaytersTV i watch press conferences out of morbid curiosity and just think wow. these questions are really, really bad. i can tell the managers are feeling the exact same way. they look like they dont wanna be there at all
@@jmckeev765 Well I'm happy that you still watch them on our channel 😂
Man City will not win UCL until pep humble's himself and acknowledges that he makes mistakes too. Gundo and Mahrez in starting 11 was a bad idea against a team like Arsenal(having beaten Liverpool) regardless if we had won. I don't think the other players have much faith in Gundo and Mahrez in the big games.
What a unprofessional british journalism at its finest smh???
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