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As we have seen many many times in the Premier League, when a manager is in such a bad position that there are rumors of a layoff on the way, the boss or the Board some come out and give a public vote of confidence in support. from the manager.
Usually this is done right before the manager is told that you are in the last chance room, and if nothing improves quickly, then they will have no other option to fire you.
It seems to me that’s exactly where Mikel Arteta is now, and he’s already told Arsenal players that nothing short of a win will do against Burnley on Sunday and sure enough Gunners CEO Vinai Venkatesham has issued a message of support for Arteta. “With Mikel we have several things,” Venkatesham told Henry Winter in The Times.
“ You have an individual who has extraordinary experience in the Premier League during his time at Arsenal, Everton, Man City and then Arsenal.
“You have a guy who loves this club and understands what it means to play for this club, and obviously he was captain here. You have a boy who is a true team player.
‘The team he formed with Edu [the technical director], and also its technical staff, is very, very strong.
“You have a guy who is absolutely driven to succeed and succeed on the field, but who does it in a way that respects our history and traditions. So I think with him we have a really powerful individual. ”
It has already been reported that Arteta only has three matches to save his position, and the way the Spaniard has been insisting to players that only one win will serve, does it mean that he has been given an ultimatum himself?
