The long-serving Frenchman is to step down at the end of the season and has taken the opportunity to condemn those who have made his job difficult
Arsene Wenger has condemned “hurtful” Arsenal fans over a perceived long of unity during a testing period for him and the club.
The long-serving Frenchman has confirmed that he will be stepping down in the summer after 22 years in charge of the Gunners.
His reign has delivered many highs, including three Premier League titles, but has also seen him face criticism from disgruntled supporters.
There was no full house at Emirates Stadium on Sunday against West Ham to pay homage to an outgoing icon, and Wenger has taken the opportunity to hit out at those who have made his job untenable at times.
He told reporters following a 4-1 victory over the Hammers: “I was not tired. I believe that this club is respected all over the world, much more than in England. Our fans didn't give the image of unity I want at the club. That was hurtful.”