Under-fire Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger rebuked the Gunners’ fans for creating a “difficult climate” at the Emirates, prompting furious reactions on Twitter.
Arsene Wenger has been the subject of widespread criticism at the business end of this campaign as another trademark Arsenal capitulation sees them back in familiar territory, fighting it out for a fourth-placed finish.
There is unlikely to be any reprieve for the Frenchman after he suggested that the unrest caused by Arsenal fans may have had a part to play in the Gunners’ poor performances at the Emirates.
Here is how Twitter reacted to Wenger’s controversial claims:
The irony of Wenger talking about manipulation and agenda, whilst in the last decade he’s taken over £70m in wages.
He’s lost the plot.
— Lee Gunner (@LeeGunner82) 29 April 2016
@LeeGunner82 He’s become a senile, arrogant old folkie who thinks he’s made Arsenal. I hope he gets dogs abuse tomorrow.
— Stephen Cheevers (@arsenal_dub) 29 April 2016
Following tomorrow if the club think the protesting stops, they’re very much mistaken. It won’t stop until change happens, guaranteed.
— Highbury Harry (@BlackScarfAFC) 29 April 2016
Sorry Arsene!
We fans should have known better!
AKB only.
Everyone else, kindly leave.. ?? pic.twitter.com/E4fDbVTGAl— ✴ℓể Güηηệr™✴ (@Le_Arsenal) 29 April 2016
Wenger: “Away from home we are the title winners.” – That’s an absolutely scandalous thing to say. It’s not even true either. He’s lost it.
— Alex Shaw (@AlexShawESPN) 29 April 2016
And its the fans who are to blame for the club’s meltdown since January. .you are a total disgrace
— Chris Hudson (@Ch1Hudson) 29 April 2016
I think Wenger is having a competition with himself to see how much shit you can talk week after week after week
— sim AFC (@afcufcfan) 29 April 2016
Might print this out for tomorrow. ?pic.twitter.com/JTIZ6fTNmv
— TikaTakaWilsh (@TikaTakaWilsh) 29 April 2016
Wenger’s comments might do much more harm than good, particularly to his own position in Arsenal’s managerial hot-seat.
Oh dear. Wenger press conference really going to cause meltdown. No manager anywhere in world football lasts long when take on own fans
— tim payton (@timpayton) 29 April 2016
Call me CRAZY but Wenger blaming Arsenal fans for blowing the title isn’t smart the day before they’re planning a protest against you.
— Alex Shaw (@AlexShawESPN) 29 April 2016
