When a club suffers four league defeats in five attempts, and are embarrassed by a rival on the biggest stage, it would usually be considered unthinkable that a two-year contract would remain on the table for the manager who oversaw such results, but Arsenal have developed into a football club which goes against the logical step. Their loyalty to Arsene Wenger - especially in the modern-day game - is admirable and there are teams up and down the country who could learn a thing or two from how the Gunners hierarchy run their ship. Nevertheless, the longer they continue a stance which will always attract criticism, they are contributing to tarnishing a legacy which should have been regarded...
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