Klaus wrote:
I'm sure they're true but they've probably been a little blown out of proportion. It sounded to me like Guardiola asked Teta to do extra individual work with Sterling on some issues to better utilise him on the wing. Another staff member would probably have gotten results too. Suspect things like this are quite common in a working environment where your job literally is to improve player performance, and the main reason we've heard about Arteta specifically is because Guardiola was being generous and complimented a colleague when he got asked.
If you ever want to see how powerful the media are at shaping opinions based off nothing but bullshit, look no further than Mikel Arteta. How this guy even came into consideration for being our football manager is beyond me.
Clearly, he has no track record, so you can't judge him. Therefore, those who are seeking a Messiah will fall hook, line and sinker for someone like him with zero credentials. He's not even managed an under-5 team, ffs. Laughable.
