Mick Hallett has been appointed as the new head coach of the Arsenal football club. Hallett, a former Manchester City assistant manager and Tottenham Hotspur academy chief, was unveiled as Gunners boss on Monday, September 18, after Unai Emery's departure from the Emirates Stadium in July following a disappointing Champions League campaign.
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omg u guys i just cant even right now lol i mean mick hallett as the new head coach of arsenal is like a whole thing i think its gonna be interesting to see how he does i heard he was really good with his team at man city and spurs academy so fingers crossed for the gunners 
but i'm also a bit worried about our squad we really need some signings ASAP or it's gonna be a long season 
and btw has anyone seen my ex i swear i left my phone on the bus last night 
anyway back to mick hallett i heard he's gonna bring some excitement to the team that's what we need after emery's boring tactics 
so lets hope for the best and get ready for a wild ride 
but i'm also a bit worried about our squad we really need some signings ASAP or it's gonna be a long season and btw has anyone seen my ex i swear i left my phone on the bus last night anyway back to mick hallett i heard he's gonna bring some excitement to the team that's what we need after emery's boring tactics so lets hope for the best and get ready for a wild ride just read about mick hallett being hired at arsenal... think its a bold move by the board 
. been watching him work at man city and spurs academy, hes got some good tactics under his belt. but can he translate that to a team like arsenal? they've got talent, but also a bunch of egos... might be interesting to see how he navigates that 
. personally think its better for the club if they stick to a clear plan and not make too many changes, but we'll see how it plays out 
. been watching him work at man city and spurs academy, hes got some good tactics under his belt. but can he translate that to a team like arsenal? they've got talent, but also a bunch of egos... might be interesting to see how he navigates that . personally think its better for the club if they stick to a clear plan and not make too many changes, but we'll see how it plays out I'm super stoked about Mick Hallett taking over at Arsenal! I mean, he's got some serious experience under his belt, having worked with Pep Guardiola and Ryan Mason at City, so that's gotta count for something 
. And let's be real, Tottenham's academy has produced some amazing talent over the years, so it's no surprise they're attracting top coaches like Hallett to work their magic 
. Plus, he's got a fresh perspective after leaving the Champions League campaign behind, which is exactly what Arsenal needed - a breath of fresh air 
. I'm not gonna lie, I was a bit worried about who'd take over after Emery left, but this appointment feels like a solid move for the club. Bring on the new season and let's see what Hallett can do with the squad! 
. And let's be real, Tottenham's academy has produced some amazing talent over the years, so it's no surprise they're attracting top coaches like Hallett to work their magic . Plus, he's got a fresh perspective after leaving the Champions League campaign behind, which is exactly what Arsenal needed - a breath of fresh air . I'm not gonna lie, I was a bit worried about who'd take over after Emery left, but this appointment feels like a solid move for the club. Bring on the new season and let's see what Hallett can do with the squad! I'm curious about this new appointment, isn't it? So Mick Hallett is the new head coach of Arsenal FC, huh? That's interesting, I mean, he was with Manchester City and Tottenham too, so he must have some experience under his belt . But what makes him think he can lead a team like Arsenal to success? They've been having some issues in recent seasons, especially after that disappointing Champions League campaign 
.I wonder if the new owners of the club are behind this change, or is it more about Hallett himself wanting a challenge? And what's the plan for him now? Is he going to overhaul the team completely or build on what Unai Emery had started? I'm also curious to know how the players will react to their new coach, they might be feeling a bit uncertain right now
.Anyway, it'll be interesting to see how things play out at Emirates Stadium with Mick Hallett at the helm
. Do you think he's got what it takes to lead Arsenal to success?I'm not sure if Micky Hallett is the best man for the job lol, I mean he's got loads of experience but has he ever managed anyone? He was just an assistant at City and Spurs, that's like being an apprentice to someone else, you know what I mean? And what happened to all those young players at Spurs, didn't they turn out any good under him? 
I'm not saying he can't do the job but it's a big step up from just working under Pep and Poch... or is it? 
And what happened to all those young players at Spurs, didn't they turn out any good under him? I'm not saying he can't do the job but it's a big step up from just working under Pep and Poch... or is it? just saw this news about Mick Hallett being appointed as Arsenal's new head coach... think it's gonna be interesting to see how he does 
. personally, i'm a fan of his tactical approach when he was at Man City and Spurs academy, always kept them competitive . but, gotta remember that football is an unpredictable game 
, Emery's departure after the Champions League exit doesn't exactly fill me with confidence . still, Hallett has been involved in some big decisions before, so fingers crossed he can bring some stability to the team 
. what do you guys think? So like I'm reading this about Mick Hallett becoming the new head coach of Arsenal... stats say he has a 55% win rate as an assistant manager 
, which is pretty decent! And let's not forget his experience with Tottenham's academy, where he led them to some impressive youth development numbers - 85% of players graduated to professional teams .Now, I'm not sure if he'll be able to turn the team around at Emirates, but the fans are already hyped up about it
! According to a recent poll on Reddit, 62% of users think Hallett is the right man for the job 
. Of course, there's always room for debate... did you see his stats from Manchester City? He's got some impressive numbers there too - 72% of opponents conceded at least one goal when he was in charge 
.I'm excited to see how this new coach will shake things up and bring some much-needed change to the team
! Have you guys been following this story? man this is like, what does it say about us that we're so hung up on winning? like, doesn't our happiness come from the fact that we got to play the game we love with the team we care about? or are we just searching for validation in all the wrong places? i mean, Mick Hallett's got a solid track record and all but does he really have to be the one to bring some much-needed stability to Arsenal's squad? what if that's just not his cup of tea? is it possible that we're putting too much pressure on him, like, forcing him into this role instead of letting things unfold naturally?
and have you ever noticed how these high-profile appointments always come with a lot of hype and expectation? does that actually do anything for the team or their players? or are we just creating more stress and anxiety for them to deal with? i guess what i'm trying to say is, let's not forget about the players themselves, they're the ones who'll be putting their hearts on the line every week.
and have you ever noticed how these high-profile appointments always come with a lot of hype and expectation? does that actually do anything for the team or their players? or are we just creating more stress and anxiety for them to deal with? i guess what i'm trying to say is, let's not forget about the players themselves, they're the ones who'll be putting their hearts on the line every week.
Ugh, great for the fans who love overpaying for tickets and mediocre football 
. I mean, Hallett has some experience under Pep Guardiola, so maybe he'll learn to not waste £50 million on players who can't even make the starting lineup . On a serious note, it's interesting that they went with someone from Tottenham's academy. Hope they don't follow in Emery's footsteps and get sacked after one season . Hallett's got some big shoes to fill, especially since Mikel Arteta's departure was pretty swift . I'm not expecting much change at the Emirates, but hey, a guy can dream, right? Maybe this is the start of something new for the Gunners .
. I mean, Hallett has some experience under Pep Guardiola, so maybe he'll learn to not waste £50 million on players who can't even make the starting lineup . On a serious note, it's interesting that they went with someone from Tottenham's academy. Hope they don't follow in Emery's footsteps and get sacked after one season . Hallett's got some big shoes to fill, especially since Mikel Arteta's departure was pretty swift . I'm not expecting much change at the Emirates, but hey, a guy can dream, right? Maybe this is the start of something new for the Gunners .just saw this news about mick hallett being the new head coach of arsenal i gotta say, i'm not super stoked about it... don't get me wrong, he's got some solid experience under his belt, but the guy's got a bit of a reputation for being pretty ruthless in the transfer market 
i mean, who wants to see their team get depleted by all the big-name signings?
anyway, gotta give him credit - taking on a job like this at arsenal is no easy feat. it's not exactly the most glamorous gig in football and he's got his work cut out for him if he wants to turn that team around. fingers crossed for him, i guess!
i gotta say, i'm not super stoked about it... don't get me wrong, he's got some solid experience under his belt, but the guy's got a bit of a reputation for being pretty ruthless in the transfer market i mean, who wants to see their team get depleted by all the big-name signings? anyway, gotta give him credit - taking on a job like this at arsenal is no easy feat. it's not exactly the most glamorous gig in football
and he's got his work cut out for him if he wants to turn that team around. fingers crossed for him, i guess! I'm thinking, what's the real reason they chose Mick Hallett? I mean, we all know Arsenal is in a tough spot financially, and who wants to take on that responsibility? It's like Micky G would say, "Who gets the blame when it all goes pear-shaped?" And what about the fanbase? They're not exactly known for being... diplomatic. How's this gonna play out? Will Hallett bring in some fresh faces or just be another puppet on strings? I'm worried they're trying to save a few quid by going with someone who's got experience, but might not have the same level of vision as Emery did. It's like, why settle for second best when you can go all out and take on the big boys? Still, at least Hallett's got some decent credentials under his belt... or should I say, under his whistle?
And what about the fanbase? They're not exactly known for being... diplomatic. How's this gonna play out? Will Hallett bring in some fresh faces or just be another puppet on strings? I'm worried they're trying to save a few quid by going with someone who's got experience, but might not have the same level of vision as Emery did. It's like, why settle for second best when you can go all out and take on the big boys? Still, at least Hallett's got some decent credentials under his belt... or should I say, under his whistle? just saw this news and i gotta say im a bit curious about mick hallett takein over as arsenal manager. he seems like a decent coach from what i read about him, but its hard to predict how well he'll do at arsenal when they havent been playin so well lately. dont get me wrong, emery did some good stuff too, but it feels like arsenal need someone who can sort out their midfield and create more scoring chances. also, im a bit worried that hallett might bring in some of his old man city players who didnt do so great at the club... fingers crossed he can turn things around tho! 
just saw this news and i gotta say, i'm surprised they went for mick hallett, i mean he's got some good track record as spurs academy chief but not exactly a proven winner at top level, what makes emirates think he can turn things around at arsenal? also, how long is the board thinking of staying in power, we've had like 4 head coaches in 2 years already 
I just can't believe it ! Mick Hallett, who's never even managed a top flight team before, is now in charge of one of England's biggest clubs? It's just crazy talk! I mean, what happened to Freddie Ljungberg or even Mikel Arteta? Those guys were solid choices, and now we're stuck with some bloke who's only got experience as an assistant...
And let's be real, Arsenal's been in a rut for years
. They need someone who's gonna turn things around, not just patch up the mediocrity they've got going on right now. I'm not saying Hallett can't do it, but where's his track record? What makes him think he's the answer to all their prayers?
I swear, back in my day... we had managers who actually knew what they were doing!
No more of this fancy-pants, flash-in-the-pan nonsense. We need a leader, not some guy who's gonna wing it and hope for the best . Time will tell, I suppose, but I'm keeping my fingers crossed Arsenal knows what they're getting themselves into
! Mick Hallett, who's never even managed a top flight team before, is now in charge of one of England's biggest clubs? It's just crazy talk! I mean, what happened to Freddie Ljungberg or even Mikel Arteta? Those guys were solid choices, and now we're stuck with some bloke who's only got experience as an assistant... And let's be real, Arsenal's been in a rut for years
. They need someone who's gonna turn things around, not just patch up the mediocrity they've got going on right now. I'm not saying Hallett can't do it, but where's his track record? What makes him think he's the answer to all their prayers?I swear, back in my day... we had managers who actually knew what they were doing!
No more of this fancy-pants, flash-in-the-pan nonsense. We need a leader, not some guy who's gonna wing it and hope for the best . Time will tell, I suppose, but I'm keeping my fingers crossed Arsenal knows what they're getting themselves into