It will be his first experience as manager of a club’s first team, after almost four seasons working as Pep Guardiola’s assistant at Manchester City.
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However, he will officially start work on Sunday, with interim boss Freddie Ljungberg remaining in charge for the game at Goodison Park.
“I will be in the stands tomorrow [Saturday] at Everton. I want you to know that I will be watching your attitude, your efforts, your body language.
“I will see what you do when we lose the ball, what your attitude is. Also, what you do when we have the ball,” Arteta said. Dailypost
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