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The main criteria to rate a coach include winning trophies, leading a club out of a lower division and in some cases, the revenue he generates for the club. Mikel Arteta is not growing young players that will bring huge financial returns like Arsene Wenger and Diego Simeone of Atletico Madrid. The club had kept investing in players only for the team to end up in the second position for several seasons. Yeah, he is a good coach, but he has not entered the books of successful coaches in Europe.

At least he is not a bad coach. He is not a successful coach, but he has good abilities in strategy and maximising players. The issue of obtaining trophies depends on the level of competition in the league. We know how competitive the Premier League is; being consistently at the top of the table for several seasons is clearly not easy. Many teams end up experiencing a decline in performance, even changing coaches, but it does not yield proportional results.

I don't know why Arsenal fans are after winning a trophy desperately, and fail to appreciate the good work of Arteta for keeping the club in a good form for three seasons till date. Finishing second on the table is a good evidence that Arteta is doing his job perfectly. I believe that Arsenal will definitely get a trophy at the appropriate time.

Let's get this thing very well, do you expect the fans to be celebrating for finishing 2nd for 3 years now without a trophy? Like Arteta was employed to coach the team so they they will be doing fine but they can't win trophies what kind of agreement is that? If you must understand this situation now, Arsenal fans are hungry for trophies it's time for Arteta to convert all their good performance with evidence by giving them the league title.