Sunday, April 15, 2012

Arsenal legend Parlour backing Adams to replace Rice

Arsenal legend Ray Parlour wouldlike to see Tony Adams become Arsene Wenger 's No2. Wenger will need to find a new assistant manager when Pat Rice retires in the summer. Parlour wrote in the Daily Star Sunday : "Tony is a living ­legend at Arsenal . Some call him Mr­Arsenal. And not only will the playing squad get a huge lift if heturns up at pre-season training – but the supporters will also be buoyed by his arrival. "He is a leader of men, a motivator and knows Wenger’s methods to a fault. I believe he has what it takes to make a big impact at The ­Emirates. "As well as working under George Graham and Wenger at Arsenal , he has also come under the tutelage of Glenn Hoddle, Sir Bobby Robson and Terry Venables during his 66 caps for­England and he has harvested some crucial ­input. "And let’s not forget, Tony has worked under Harry Redknapp at Portsmouth as well and has takenloads of positives from his methods and man-management style. "I have to say that while I back Tony for the role, I also admit I wouldn’t be too ­disappointed to see Steve Bould get the job­either. "He has achieved some amazing results with the Arsenal youngsters and many would say he deserves his chance at senior level."

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