Tony Adams stormed out of Arsenal training after Arsene Wenger banned offsides. Gunners icon Adams, 55, was Wenger's captain when they won the double in 1998 and 2002. A mainstay in the Frenchman's defence after his appointment in September 1996, Adams and Wenger formed a successful captain and manager partnership - but they didn't always see eye to eye. On one occasion at a training camp in Switzerland, the former England international fumed at his boss as he tried to ban offsides. The move benefitted Arsenal's attacking players, but Adams wasn't very impressed at what he described as 'schoolboy stuff.' Read More Related Articles 9 January signings who made immediate impacts after Luis...
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