Strongly disagree his second to last season at the club he wasn't at his best, summer after summer kept flirting with the likes of Juve and Madrid and rightly Wenger got sick and tired of his bullshit.

@@LARK-ht7kd oh really?!?! That must be because Wenger won so many PL titles after Vieira left right? Vieira was committed, Wenger was trying to be experimental and the idiot is still too stubborn to admit his faults. Clearly other big clubs have seen it and aren’t willing to take the risk of hiring him.

@@anirudhbharadwaj1342 I think the club genuinely struggled to cope with the growing stream of money into the sport and the lack of ambition from the Board, who felt comfortable and complacent with a 4th or 5th position, after 2007. Wenger also put too much trust in injury-prone youngsters instead of established professionals and his lax approach as well as relatively loose management of players off the pitch did not end well. It might have worked with mentality monsters of old but his attitude does not translate well into the modern era. Overall, it’s not down to a single reason and different factors played into Arsenal’s downfall.