Wenger out

[Beliall]

Looks like hes finally going, i wonder who will replace him

[Happy Fox]

2 minutes ago, Beliall said:

Looks like hes finally going, i wonder who will replace him

 

Puel.

[MrSpaM]

Troopz will be pleased

[goose2010]

Who ever it is wont last a season their fans think that chaning their manager is all they need to be back at the top, the fact they need more palyers to be challenging than we do.

[Heart-Shaped Fox]

Arsenal fan TV income has just gone down now

[Wymsey]

Don't see them as a top-five force now.

They could decline even further if certain players leave and any replacements and the new manager fail to do well.

[urban.spaceman]

Arsenal Fam TV RIP

[AjcW]

A Premier League legend for sure. 

 

22 years is incredible and unbelievable

 

Shame he didn't make this decision a couple of years ago.

 

Things just went stale in the end, but he leaves them with a good squad that has clear areas that need change and still a great youth set up.

Will be at PSG in a few months im sure. 

[Stadt]

Bad news for us if we're serious about breaking into the top 6 long term.

[Beliall]

I think our owners should bring him here, would be a great hire for us

[RoboFox]

Like him or not he's defined an era of English football history. Some of the football his teams have produced over the years was sensational. 

 

To go an entire season unbeaten at any point in time is incredible, and I could've watched the likes of Henry and Bergkamp all day long.

 

I for one will kinda miss the miserable old curmudgeon. 

 

Tuchel odds on favourite to succeed him? Vieira or Ancelotti maybe?

[AjcW]

Some may disagree, but I think the lack of thought that went into their stadium move killed Arsenal.

The football on display at Highbury around the invincible season is the best I've ever seen

 

They left a compact stadium with an incredibly narrow pitch and moved to a modern style stadium with a much larger pitch.

The system just didn't work as well after the move for me, and it's been going downhill ever since... they're a lot more direct now because they have to be.

[Fox92]

He built the best side I’ve seen in the PL. Late 90s to about 2005 they were brilliant. But it’s about time he left now.

[southfox66]

What ever you think about him, he deserves alot of respect for all he bought to Arsenal, the Premier league and football in general. 

[Jon the Hat]

What a manager he was!  Changed the face of the game in England, and outlasted almost everyone who followed him in.  Time to move on now, I rather hope Arsenal get the next appointment right.  Bergkamp?  Viera?

[Alf Bentley]

Just now, Jon the Hat said:

What a manager he was!  Changed the face of the game in England, and outlasted almost everyone who followed him in.  Time to move on now, I rather hope Arsenal get the next appointment right.  Bergkamp?  Viera?

 

Are you throwing your hat into the ring, Jon? 

[Dan]

26 minutes ago, Wookie said:

Bad news for us if we're serious about breaking into the top 6 long term.

Yep. This was our best chance of breaking it again.

[goose2010]

The team he built in 98 would beat any team in this era.

[Jon the Hat]

3 minutes ago, Alf Bentley said:

 

Are you throwing your hat into the ring, Jon? 

Well I do wear glasses, and I can probably pull off a French accent.

[Babylon]

30 minutes ago, Wookie said:

Bad news for us if we're serious about breaking into the top 6 long term.

We aren't. 

[CarbonVirtine]

2 minutes ago, Jon the Hat said:

Changed the face of the game in England

Indeed he did. In a number of ways. Think back to what the game was like back then.

 

Off the field, the disciplines he introduced are common place in the modern game. On the field, he changed the way football was played. Such is his legacy. 

[FoxyPalace.com]

Sign him up!

 

Will get the players in and we could nick some of Arse's younger players.

[Arriba Los Zorros]

Great manager and will be sad to see him leave English football. Hope they sink down the table to give their awful fans something to actually moan about

[Nalis]

He'll probably pick up an international role after the inevitable mass sackings / resignations after the world cup.

 

France perhaps?

[EastAnglianFox]

Annoyed me massively over the years with his "selective" eyesight but 22 years is absolutely incredible, people harp on about about Man City but that team he moulded around the late 90's, early 00's was something else......deserves one heck of a send off.

 

Very rare things stand out to me that aren't Leicester related but a couple from Arsene's time, Tony Adams late goal against Everton at Highbury for their first premier league win was one of those "You could not have scripted it any better" moments, and seem to remember an away champions league match against a very decent Inter Milan team and think they ripped them apart 5 or 6 in the end.