He's a visionary. He sacrificed his rep in 06 when he stayed on knowing that stadium would hinder our finances. If he left he we could have ended up like Liverpool. He is now building a good team., I'm confident he will leave us with a team better than ever. We won't have to see a massive rebuild like United.

+ohdeat and here we are today; where it seems Arsene has an incredible chance to add another Premier League title to his legacy.. He is simply a top quality manager

Guess what happened? They bottled the league! maybe something this year.

Its very sad to see him leave this way. His departure is preceded by nothing but a consequence of a pathetic group of abusive fans inspired by a so called shitty "FanTV" taking it to the next level which happened to be instrumental to the very popular british press/media culture in propelling this into a whole new headline which resulted in the creation of this poisonous atmosphere that we've been experiencing of late and has been absolutely detrimental to the spirit, desire and confidence of the entire teams progression. Like it or not Arsenal today is all Arsene Wenger and to see them part ways all of a sudden really worries me. I worry because I literally do not know what Arsenal is going to be without Arsene. As a life long Arsene & Arsenal lover, supporter and fan, I will always continue my support for him, follow him and back him no matter what wherever he decides to go.

French for sure but he speaks german too!

As an Arsenal fan, total respect to your team. Especially since Tottenham is clearly better than us currently.

Respect to you bro.....I've never bought into this deadly rivalry between Spurs and Arsenal....when I was a kid I was a gooner while my older bro was a Spurs fan.......great new stadium ...trust you guys to make it bigger than the emirates !!!!!!

He has won 6x FA Cups and 3x Premier Leagues, he is definitely successful. Arsene Wenger also helped make Thierry Henry and Van Persie great players.

Very true.., for his 20 years (2 Decades) at arsenal, the club has never missed champions league, the revenues must have double tripled!! He built the Emirates Stadium fro the Higburry, and many other achievements, let Wenger be Wenger!

Yada Samuel I consider Arsene more of a player developer than a title winner. He helped make Henry, Van Persie, Berkgamp and Fabregas great players.

The bank didn't want to lend us money unless they got assurances that he was going to be around for a 'while'. He made that stadium.

Arsene Wenger has been in the game for so long. How come nobody mentioned about him getting a knighthood now that Sir Alex Ferguson had retired?

***** Arsene Wenger's legacy is the Emirates stadium and the financial stability that it provides the club now and into the future. Arsenal's current financial success was linked primarily to the managerial success of the team achieving champions league qualification every year since Wenger's reign which essentially helped to provide a substantial portion of the necessary funds used to finance the stadium construction as well as pay off a large portion of the stadium debt which now stands at less than half of what it was originally and is quite easily at a manageable level. Champions league qualification for at least the first 8 years of the initial loan period was part of the minimum requirements expected by the banking institutions that originally lent the money to build the stadium back in the mid 2000's and as you well know cl qualification was never guaranteed and shouldn't be taken for granted. CL qualification was also a minimum requirement by the club's major sponsors and non qualification for cl would have been disastrous for Arsenal. Man United being out of cl for one year as an example a quote from accounting firm Deloitte re Man United's estimated financial losses is as follows "No Champions League football will cost £50m- 10% of annual revenue " Many multi billion dollar corporations have failed since the 2008 global financial crisis such as the much publicized banking failures of major banks like Lehman bros NY, Wachovia Bank NC and Northern Rock UK. Arsenal is financially stable now but nothing was ever guaranteed just ask the fans of all of the other failed clubs that had invested their hard earned money into the clubs they had supported like Portsmouth, Leeds United and all of the other clubs that graced the premier league over the last 25 years and have either been made bankrupt or relegated into obscurity ironically this is what the financial fair play rules were meant to prevent once implemented but have been recently relaxed. Arsene Wenger's Management of Arsenal FC over the last 18 years and counting has been priceless and as an Arsenal fan I am forever grateful to him.

***** fortynineundefeated.co.uk/2015/06/arsenal-putting-the-pieces-in-place-for-future-success/

Name a stand after him. I know you guys have North Bank and Clock End. Could name the East or West stand after him.

Ferguson won the league when his stadium was being rebuilt.

Rebuilt my arse. Try building a whole new stadium with a shoe string transfer budget.

That's indeed an achievement. Now we have paid off the debt and the club is financially due to rising ticket costs. Now is the time to invest in new players and push the team to be a club competing for the title. Which so far I respect him has failed to do.

Spot on Ferguson or Mourinho could never have been so successful on such a limited budget

Wenger is a great manager for Arsenal.

+slyarsenal The day he retires I'll legit cry, I'm 26 years old my earliest memories of The Arsenal Football Club are with Wenger. Wengerball is all I know. Of course the club is bigger than everyone working for it, but Wenger through his methods, his philosophy and mentality shaped the way the club has been for two decades now. He's one of the few human beings on this planet that I truly admire.

ds37 You spoke my mind.

Totally well said 👏 👍

+Le vrai L'Alsacien arsène, est ce que vous me suivez ?

+Le vrai L'Alsacien arsène, est ce que vous me suivez ?

Arsène WENGER is an Alsatian type, hardworking, committed, persevering, modest but also tetu(?). He did not forget where he came from, he came to inaugurate the football stadium in Duttlenheim, which now bears his name. In Alsace, we know that he is a great gentleman and we all hope, one day, that he will come to the Racing Club of Strasbourg. Long live Arsène.

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+MrTheFreeland Mahdi Amirouche Mahdi Faroukh Allah Ramadan? You from Iraqistan?

+Jack Morningstar and he was clearly very excited to talk to him , that awkward loud laugh made me feel uncomfortable ..

DiscoBiscuits il est français.

English Sarcasm darling

+benvolio mozart yup not as strong as some of the people who live there since he's been abroad for many years but still it's there.

Accent alsacien comme Loeb !!

+coalikesdesi arsène, est ce que vous me suivez ?

+coalikesdesi arsène, est ce que vous me suivez ?