Former Liverpool star Jamie Carragher has urged Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger to
resign as club manager.
Not exact matches
As long as Arsene Wenger is the manager of Arsenal football club I will back him 100 % but he needs to get whatever is wrong with us sorted out otherwise, it may be in our best interest for him to resign / step upstair
As long
as Arsene Wenger is the manager of Arsenal football club I will back him 100 % but he needs to get whatever is wrong with us sorted out otherwise, it may be in our best interest for him to resign / step upstair
as Arsene Wenger is the
manager of Arsenal football
club I will back him 100 % but he needs to get whatever is wrong with us sorted out otherwise, it may be in our best interest for him to
resign / step upstairs.
Allegri replaced former
manager Antonio Conte this summer, who
resigned before taking the Italy job, and will be keen to keep hold of Vidal
as he looks to win the
club a fourth successive Serie A title.
Harry Redknapp
resigned as QPR
manager on Tuesday, citing imminent knee replacement surgery
as the reason for his decision, but the Independent explained that it was more a case of him jumping before he was pushed, with the
club hierarchy having already lost patience.
Redknapp
resigned as the
club's
manager on Tuesday, claiming that upcoming knee surgery would mean that he couldn't carry on in the post to the best of his abilities.
Yes, even with Wenger still in BUT ONLY if Arsenal
resign Ozil and Wilshere, sign Mhkitarian and Aubmeyang, and keep Giroud
as a good sub... AND THEN we will stil lack two more players (CDM & CD) and a new
manager to be on the level we need to be
as a
club.
RESIGNED:
As general manager of the Minnesota North Stars, LOU NANNE, 46, who had been with the club from its inception in 1967 as a player and since 1978 as its general manage
As general
manager of the Minnesota North Stars, LOU NANNE, 46, who had been with the
club from its inception in 1967
as a player and since 1978 as its general manage
as a player and since 1978
as its general manage
as its general
manager.
Valencia have clearly struggled over the past few seasons and the fallen giants of Spanish football have been left in a limbo recently after Cesare Prandelli abruptly
resigned from his post
as manager of the
club.