Former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has lifted the lid on the "unjustified" abuse he was on the receiving end of during his final days as Gunners manager. The illustrious Frenchman stepped down from his Emirates post in 2018 after 22 years in North London, where Wenger led Arsenal to three Premier League triumphs and seven FA Cups. However, the 70-year-old's final year with the Gunners was a troublesome time for Wenger, with many fans calling for him to leave and feeling that the former Monaco manager had outstayed his welcome in the capital. Now, Wenger has opened up on those dark times as Arsenal manager, telling The Guardian: "The hostility of a section of the fans and...
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