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As I have already mentioned, Arsenal do not intend to sack Mikel Arteta and the club management will back him to turn the Gunners around next season. No one can say for certain if Arsenal have made the right decision but the club intends to bring in more talented players this summer. Serious questions are being asked about the manager’s ability and even in his own dressing room players are looking at him and wondering if he is the right man for the job. At 39 years-of-age Arteta has a reputation, built alongside Pep Guardiola, as a brilliant coach. However, after seventeen months in charge the fortunes of Arsenal have not progressed and many would argue that the team performances are inferior to those of Unai Emery, the man he replaced and who knocked him out of the Europa League. Arteta captained Arsenal and was welcomed by the fans as their new champion but they are getting restless and agitated as they watch Chelsea and Tottenham move further ahead. The Supe
MANCHESTER, UNITED KINGDOM (AFP) – Manager Pep Guardiola hailed “relentless” Manchester City after they clinched the “hardest” of his three Premier League titles early yesterday, sparking wild celebrations among supporters who had gathered outside the Etihad Stadium. City were handed the title when arch-rivals and nearest challengers Manchester United lost 2-1 at home to Leicester, […]
Guardiola reveals Man City mantra that could lead to thriller in Germany
Date published: Tuesday 6th April 2021 10:54 - Neil Foster
Manager Pep Guardiola insists Manchester City will go all out to win the return leg after a 2-1 triumph over Borussia Dortmund in their Champions League quarter-final.
City will take a precious 2-1 lead to the Westfalenstadion after
Phil Foden’s late winner. The England man struck on 90 minutes after excellent work from
Kevin de Bruyne. It was the Belgium ace who gave the hosts the lead on 19 minutes but they could not find another until the death.
Marco Reus levelled the tie six minutes before the end. And it looked as though it would be advantage Dortmund until Foden’s last-gasp heroics. It is now all to play for in Germany and BVB will be a tough nut to crack.