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[Swanjaxs]

I see Monk has been given the dreaded backing from the board this week.

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[JackSomething]

It's not a bad shout, that.

If Arsenal rally between now and May and he can win a trophy of some sort, he will be fine.

But from where I'm standing, they've gone backwards this season, not just in results but performances too. £800m spent in last three years and all.

If they're trophyless again this season, he'll be amongst the favourites to get the sack if they start 25/26 badly. Or at least he should be, anyway.

Are you sure about that figure? I had a look and it was £542m in the last 3 seasons, almost £600m if we include the 19/20 season.

Net spend has them as the 4th biggest spenders in the last 5 seasons, behind Chelsea, Man Utd and Spurs.

https://www.football365.com/news/transfers-premier-league-five-year-net-spend-man-utd-man-city

 

[Swanjaxs]

It's not a bad shout, that.

If Arsenal rally between now and May and he can win a trophy of some sort, he will be fine.

But from where I'm standing, they've gone backwards this season, not just in results but performances too. £800m spent in last three years and all.

If they're trophyless again this season, he'll be amongst the favourites to get the sack if they start 25/26 badly. Or at least he should be, anyway.

Have to say losing Bukayo Saka hasn't helped his cause mind, but the pressure will be on him to land a trophy this season for sure, probably the FA Cup now...

 

[Smurph]

Strange gig to except for Potter this, after Chelsea he's got to get his next appointment to work, West Ham are a basket case club and if it goes tits up for him he'll struggle to get another Premier league job.

Can't believe they let Lopetegui take training whilst negotiating with Potter.

It's poor form playing all this out in public by both Potter and West Ham

He won't last long there, another over rated coach if you ask me. I'm pretty sure a large proportion of the Brighton fans were glad to see the back of him.

 

[Andrew - North Hill]

Are you sure about that figure? I had a look and it was £542m in the last 3 seasons, almost £600m if we include the 19/20 season.

Net spend has them as the 4th biggest spenders in the last 5 seasons, behind Chelsea, Man Utd and Spurs.

https://www.football365.com/news/transfers-premier-league-five-year-net-spend-man-utd-man-city

My Arsenal supporting mate gave me that figure, but possibly the timescale is wrong. Perhaps he meant Arteta's total spend, that feels more likely doesn't it