Arsene Wenger isn’t every Arsenal supporter’s cup of tea at this moment in time. You’ve probably heard.
The Gunners sit sixth in the Premier League and have had their Champions League hopes dashed by a 10-2 aggregate pasting at the hands of Bayern Munich. Because of this, there are calls from fans for Wenger to leave at the end of the season – calls that only intensified as Arsenal were beaten 3-1 at West Brom at the weekend.
But hey, at least the international break would be cause for pissed off Arsenal fans to leave off their manager for a few days, right?
Wrong.
With England facing Germany in the Lukas Podolski testimonial a friendly in Dortmund on Wednesday night, the game’s only goal was another excuse for Gooners to moan about their manager.
This is how to bow out of international football…@Podolski10 on his final appearance for Germany @DFB_Team_EN 🔥👏 pic.twitter.com/cCQPjHBhiy
— ITV Football (@itvfootball) March 22, 2017
Lukas Podolski, a man who spent three years at The Emirates, scored the goal on his final appearance for his country, thundering it home from outside of the box. And the sight of his brilliantly struck winner was enough to see the #WengerOut brigade out in force.
https://twitter.com/Da_Ozone/status/844667748743630848
https://twitter.com/charlie3726/status/844663315443957766
Podolski couldn't get a game for Arsenal 😂😂 Nice one Wenger !!
— Jack Randall (@JackRandall2) March 22, 2017
https://twitter.com/At0mHumber/status/844668407224172545
Podolski scores a bullet. We had him but Wenger preferred giroud. #GERENG #wengerout
— K £ ͡ Ҋ 🇳🇬 (@official_mrken) March 22, 2017
Podolski, prime example of another quality player Wenger ruined #wengerout #podolski
— Ginger Lee (@_GingerLee) March 22, 2017
What a strike by Podolski and he wasn't good enough for Wenger – what a joke @ArsenalGuvnor #wengerout ⚽
— Richard Barker (@penfoldholes) March 22, 2017
Ah well.
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