Jesus h Christ I feel positively tearful.

[Herbert Augustus Chapman]

. . . . . . .

[Pat Vegas]

. . . . . . .

it feels like someone has died.

[Just Trent]

. . . . . . .

I'm still in shock H. Is it really happening? Felt like we'd never see it.

[Herbert Augustus Chapman]

I'm still in shock H. Is it really happening? Felt like we'd never see it.

There'll be a deafening "One Arsene Wenger" chant on Sunday for sure.

[Pokster]

There'll be a deafening "One Arsene Wenger" chant on Sunday for sure.

Well, as deafening as 30,000 people can be

[Burney]

There'll be a deafening "One Arsene Wenger" chant on Sunday for sure.

Which would reveal depths of hypocrisy in our supporters which - while unsurprising - will nonetheless still be pretty sickening.

[Peter]

Which would reveal depths of hypocrisy in our supporters which - while unsurprising - will nonetheless still be pretty sickening.

So either way it's sickening, despite being the right decision?

[Burney]

So either way it's sickening, despite being the right decision?

The fact that it's the right decision makes no difference to the way many fans have behaved towards Wenger for ages now.

For those same fans to suddenly go all damp-eyed because they're finally getting what they wanted is utterly sickening, yes. Fvck them.

[Herbert Augustus Chapman]

Remember how we castigated Spurs for their chanting of "Stand up for Martin Jol" after they'd hounded him from the club. We are no more or no less hypocritical than all football fans.

[Sir C]

Remember how we castigated Spurs for their chanting of "Stand up for Martin Jol" after they'd hounded him from the club. We are no more or no less hypocritical than all football fans.

So we shouldn't aspire to be better people than the bad people?

A strange attitude.