Jack Wilshere is eager to transition into a senior managerial role in the near future, with reports indicating that the current Arsenal U18 coach is preparing to submit an application for the position of the next Aberdeen manager.
Since concluding his playing career, Wilshere has served as the Arsenal U18 coach, demonstrating commendable performance in this capacity.
Having accumulated valuable experience in youth team football, he now aspires to make the move into senior management.
According to the Daily Record, Wilshere is among the candidates expressing interest in the vacant Aberdeen managerial position.
Just Arsenal Opinion
Wilshere will eventually become a top manager, but it might be too early for him to seek such a role now.
He needs to step up and become an assistant manager like Mikel Arteta was at Manchester City.
This will hand him enough experience in how senior management works and could be a huge advantage for him.
Aberdeen, however, could consider making him their boss because of the PR it will attract, considering he has been associated with a top club like Arsenal and is well-known.
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Hope that heavy defeat against the Reds not in any blemishes his CV
Ho wcan JA Opinion possibly claim without any actual evidene for its claim , that “WILSHERE WILL BE A GREAT MANAGER”.
That statement is no more thasn a vainhope without ANY evidenc rein amangerial post to back it up. All JW ghas done so far is run thryouth team and that means nothing much all.
My opinion andit is only my opinion- just as MARTINS IS ONLY HIS OPINION TOO- is that JW lacks the basic human social intelligence to ever become a great manager.
He may well, and probably will , become a run of the mill manager at a lower league level, in the fullness of time But no higher than that, IMO.
Hilarious but likely- more than likely – to be true
It certainly was not intended to be hilarious SUE. As I admire JW ‘s new found determination to make himself into a top level manager, I find it sad that I cannot think he will make THAT level.
I also found it sad , for JW and for all we fans, that his enormous promise when still in mid and late teens , never came to fruition , chiefly because of his chosen lifestyle, his choice of “friends” socially and his own bravado when throwing himself into tackles and constantly hurting himself, rather than be more pragmatic, to recognise he was physically only a shrimp and to be more mature in general.
I believe his basic lack of inate intelligence was a great hindrance to achieving his aims. As it proved.
Jon
It was funny purely because of your style of writing in this instance
As for Jack, I sincerely he proves us wrong
Sue I am sincerely interested to know exactly what in my earlier post amused you.
I accept there are often typos and that my typing always is, until and unless I self correct, often appalling.
But I doubt you are referring to that.
So then WHAT exactly, please? The use of “shrimp” perhaps?
It’s your no holds barred approach. You write/say it as it is. Biff, bosh, bash. I tend to skirt round the obvious for fear of wounding – in this case , JW’s aspirations of becoming a top manager due to his ‘ lack of innate intelligence ’.
When I first started reading JA but not commenting, you frequently referred to certain players as CLOWNS for added emphasis. It was the directness of your style. I imagined you at the keyboard hammering away and how you might sound if the words were spoken rather than written
So, in a long winded way, I find you amusing at times as I’m using my imagination on how I think you are writing- when in all probability that is wildly inaccurate. As you have been involved in the theatre, I have imagined you delivering the lines and it has stuck with me. Sad of me really.