[Tweets] “It’s over” – Arsenal shareholder urges Arsene Wenger to leave

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Arsenal shareholder and celebrity fan Piers Morgan has taken to Twitter to urge Arsene Wenger to walk away from the club before his legacy is ruined.

Our top four hopes suffered another setback after we produced a toothless performance to draw 0-0 with West Ham at the London Stadium last night.

It was our second consecutive away draw and means we’ve taken just two points from our last three games having lost to Manchester United at home earlier this month.

Many fans have been venting their frustration on social media and well-known journalist and TV presenter Morgan was one of those to take aim at Wenger.

Morgan is a life-long Arsenal fan and season ticket holder who also has shares in the club and he’s extremely vocal about Arsenal matters with the 52-year-old very-much be in the #WengerOut camp.

He’s once again shared his thoughts on Twitter with Morgan saying Wenger’s time is ‘over’ and urged the boss to do what’s best for Arsenal and walk away from the club to protect his legacy from being ruined any further.

Morgan also posted a Tweet summarising the state of Arsenal right now where he blasted Stan Kronke, Wenger, the players and some sections of the ‘deluded’ fan base.

It’s over, Arsene.
For God’s sake put the club before your ego & wallet – and go before your legacy is completely ruined.
This is painful to watch now. pic.twitter.com/0IQrh4M8Sv

— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) December 13, 2017

Arsenal's current culture is this: Billionaire foreign owner who's never there & doesn't care.
Ageing manager pocketing vast salary for endless PL/Euro failure.
Passion-devoid players producing mediocre football.
Deluded fans brainwashed into thinking we're not already a joke. https://t.co/p2kNfjAFO1

— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) December 14, 2017

He may be a controversial figure at times but it’s hard to argue with Morgan on this one…..

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6 Comments

1. 

   malaysian gunner

   December 14, 2017 at 11:46 am

   Agree 100% . Wenger needs to know he has been outwitted tactically
   and yet he shows no sign of change.
   Most teams will concede possession and park the bus and hit on the
   break.If football was based on points,he would be manager of the season.Thats how Mourino won.i
   Unfortunately goals decide games and he has failed dismally
   for the last 10 years.

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2. 

   acca

   December 14, 2017 at 12:59 pm

   Mind ur f**king words morgan

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3. 

   Kasamba Patrick

   December 15, 2017 at 6:06 am

   It’s true arsen has to leave before ,because I can see that he might leave in total shame.

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4. 

   Kasamba Patrick

   December 15, 2017 at 6:10 am

   January winter is just coming and I know arsen Wenger won’t sign anyone reasonable, arsenal under old Wenger is not the arsenal under Wenger in those days.Can the club bosses get for us Wenger of those days.

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5. 

   Akindele Ramoni Abiodun

   December 15, 2017 at 11:23 am

   With our current squad, Arsenal can’t achieve anything reasonable. Wenger needs to go & our team needs total overhauling. new 1st class players needs to come in.

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6. 

   WhtiteSaint

   December 15, 2017 at 11:31 am

   Arsenal has only won two away games, away games this season is poor. let’s not forget that West Ham won Chelsea in that millennium stadium and Chelsea attack is better than that of Arsenal so let’s not draw unnecessary criticism. We have good players I don’t just no what’s wrong, for men is not Wenger there’s something we the FANS don’t no. let’s hope things change for better. gunners for life.

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