Manager reflects on his time with the Gunners before marking a century of matches in charge against Liverpool on Sunday
When Jonas Eidevall steps into the technical area at Prenton Park as Arsenal play Liverpool in the Women’s Super League on Sunday, it will be his 100th game in charge. In two and a half seasons in north London a lot has changed, both at the club and in the manager. “It’s impossible to step in at Arsenal and not change in some ways, for the better,” he says. “The values of the club and the way you must represent the club, on and off the pitch, I’m certain will make you a better person.”
How has he changed? “Change is never easy to notice when you’re in it, but I hope that I have matured as a person and as a leader.”
Continue reading…Manager reflects on his time with the Gunners before marking a century of matches in charge against Liverpool on SundayWhen Jonas Eidevall steps into the technical area at Prenton Park as Arsenal play Liverpool in the Women’s Super League on Sunday, it will be his 100th game in charge. In two and a half seasons in north London a lot has changed, both at the club and in the manager. “It’s impossible to step in at Arsenal and not change in some ways, for the better,” he says. “The values of the club and the way you must represent the club, on and off the pitch, I’m certain will make you a better person.”How has he changed? “Change is never easy to notice when you’re in it, but I hope that I have matured as a person and as a leader.” Continue reading…
