After 22 years, Three Premier League titles, a record breaking SEVEN FA Cups and a historic Invincible season, Arsene Wenger is to leave Arsenal Football Club at the end of the season.
Lets have a positive thread to remember the good times we had under his tenure.
NOTE: The location of this post has been moved and the thread title (which was previously Wenger is Leaving) has been manipulated by a notorious pro-Wenger moderator. What was previously a message that contained no profanity and made a comment on a real life event has now been manipulated by a deliberately provocative title. An old and crude propaganda and censorship technique.
He stayed a bit too long but he took us to places I never thought I'd see us go.
When I was a kid The Double was spoken about in hushed tones, to see us do it twice...
Then there was the unbeaten season.
And all with a style of football I never thought I'd see Arsenal play.
Wenger
I’m happy he is leaving. But now that he is, I can pay more focus on the early years. I was privileged enough to be able to attend almost every home game at Highbury.
The football I witnessed during that period will never be seen again.
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I loved the fact he dared to challenge Utd and Fergie, went toe to toe with them and often came out on top.
He also put together the dreamy Bergkamp - Henry - Pires combo
Created the best team in the premier league
Lehmann - Lauren - Cole - Campbell - Toure - Gilberto - Vieira - Ljungberg - Pires - Bergkamp - Henry
no weakness
Will always be grateful for how he transformed the club and the team he put together during his first 10 years. We were so lucky to witness such an incredible team.
I fell out of love with him in the end as did many but I will always respect what he did for us and I'm glad we can finally put this tiresome debate about his future to rest.
Cheers Arsene.
He built some fantastic teams in his early years and transformed us into a leading PL team and at one stage genuine CL challenger.
I will never forget the invincibles season and throughout most of his time here the football we played was at a very high level.
Like MO has stated, I respect what he did, but fell out of love with him at the end (past couple of years especially).
Good luck Arsene and thanks for the memories.
He said he thinks Vieira has the potential to succeed him.
Oh noOriginally Posted by Marc Overmars
He said he thinks Vieira has the potential to succeed him.
We need some proper pedigree experience
I wanted to be there for the last game. Why didn’t I sign in right away?
Will have to say goodbye on Sunday.
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