Arsene Wenger is once again under fire from certain sections of the Arsenal fanbase.
Although the majority of Gooners are still staunchly behind their French manager, a vocal minority are always ready to make their voices heard as soon as the side falters.
Their disappointing 3-2 defeat at home to Olympiakos in the Champions League in the week was further fuel to the ‘Wenger Out’ ire…
#WengerOut
(Year 7 of me saying this.)— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) September 29, 2015
As a business; we're a very successful company. As a football club, we're simply somewhere right above mediocre.#Arsenal #WengerOut
— Alex Allam (@aallam88) September 29, 2015
https://twitter.com/AFCOllie/status/648954968087642113?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
Everyone is of course entitled to their point of view, but some would suggest that such talk is a little disrespectful of the most successful manager in Arsenal’s history.
Disgruntled fans only need look at Man United’s fortunes since Sir Alex Ferguson retired for an example of how everything can go to pot once the paternal figure at a major club calls it a day.
It is also perhaps worth considering this remarkable stat about Wenger’s reign in North London. When you put in the context of Arsenal’s celebrated history, it is truly are testament to the man they call Le Professeur…
If Arsene Wenger lost his next 100 games as Arsenal manager, he would still have the best win % of any manager in the club's history. #AFC
— Kevin Palmer 💙 (@RealKevinPalmer) October 3, 2015
