Morning all. Yesterday was the first time in a long time that under Arsene Wenger, we lost to a club promoted from the Championship the previous summer. That was in 2006 when Neil Warnock conjured up a 1-0 victory over us which caused a bit of a shock. Losing to Brighton though came as no surprise, not to me anyway. That defeat made it four in a row on the road, something not done since way back in 1925 as Kev reliably informed me yesterday and 1925 was the year when Herbert Chapman replaced the sacked Albert Leslie Knighton. To this day Arsenal fans remain divided over who the better manager is/was, Chapman or Wenger. Pneumonia cut short Chapman’s life and of course his Arsenal...
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