Arsenal legend Tony Adams has admitted he would love to
manage The Gunners one day in the future.
Adams, speaking at an England fans' forum hosted by
international team sponsors Nationwide Building Society, cannot
disguise his great affection for the only club he represented
during his illustrious playing career.
If the right managerial opportunity had cropped up over the
summer, the ex-England skipper feels he may have left Portsmouth,
where he is currently assisting Harry Redknapp.
"Arsene won't move over will he?!" exclaimed Adams. "I keep
saying to him: 'When are you going to move over and let me have a
bash?'
"But, at the moment, he still seems to be enjoying himself
although, one day [maybe]."
Adams is happy to be continuing to learn his trade on the South
Coast but has serious ambitions on the coaching side of the
game.
"I'm alright," he stated. "Nothing became available in the
summer that I wanted a go at or that wanted me is the main
thing.
"No-one came and sought my employment.
"Harry did, and Peter Storrie, and Portsmouth. They wanted me to
help out for another year and I said 'great, not a problem'.
"It keeps me out of the house!"