Patrick Vieira admits he dreams of managing Arsenal
Patrick Vieira has admitted he is dreaming of managing Arsenal one day in a news report that I might need to be left alone with for a few minutes.
Patrick Vieira has admitted he is dreaming of managing Arsenal one day in a news report that I might need to be left alone with for a few minutes.
On this day in 2003, six Arsenal players were charged by the FA after the infamous ‘Battle of Old Trafford’ which took place on 21 September.
Patrick Vieira and Mikel Arteta are two of the three favourites for the Newcastle United manager’s job according to reports.
Patrick Vieira has once again said he’d like to manage Arsenal one day with Arsene Wenger backing his ability to do the role.
Patrick Vieira called Cesc Fabregas ‘the kid who made me leave Arsenal’ when the pair met up recently, according to the Spanish midfielder himself.
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Patrick Vieira says he had a conversation with Arsenal executives over the possibility of taking over from Arsene Wenger, but didn’t reach the final stages of the process.
Arsenal have now got three names left on their shortlist after Max Allegri ruled out leaving Juventus unless he was sacked.
Arsenal are continuing their post-Wenger-era clear out by getting rid of more coaches and medical personnel according to an exclusive in Tuesday’s Daily Mail which isn’t really an exclusive as it’s also in the Telegraph.
Reliable BBC journalist David Ornstein confirmed on Saturday night that former Gunner Freddie Ljungberg will return as a youth team coach, claiming ‘that deal is done’.
Arsenal have reportedly reduced their long short-list of people to replace Arsene Wenger to just three managers – Massimiliano Allegri, Patrick Vieira, and Mikel Arteta.
Everton are planning to make a move for former Gunner and current New York City manager Patrick Vieira, as they’re already looking to replace Sam Allardyce.
Arsenal haven’t made any contact with Patrick Vieira over taking over from Arsene Wenger, despite the near constant links between the former Gunner and the job.
Arsenal have invited the likes of Thierry Henry, Patrick Vieira, Dennis Bergkamp and many more back to the club for Arsene Wenger’s final home game, according to reports.
Robert Pires thinks Patrick Vieira is ‘100%’ ready to manage Arsenal, as someone who is regularly in contract with his fellow Frenchman.
Patrick Vieira claimed that Arsenal’s current squad of players are better footballers than the Invincibles, but said they don’t have the physicality to win certain matches.
Speaking in 2016, Patrick Vieira explained why he left Arsenal for Juventus and the reason he gave means there is no reason he can’t return now as he admits being ‘ready’ for the Arsenal job.
Patrick Vieira has said that he’s ‘ready’ despite recently hinting he wasn’t as he continues to be linked with the Arsenal manager’s job.
Patrick Vieira has ruled himself out of the running for the Arsenal manager’s job…for now but Pep Guardiola thinks he’s ready for it.