Arsène Wenger has indicated he will wait a few more weeks before deciding on his future but admitted he is enjoying his spare time since leaving Arsenal at the end of last season
In his first major interview since leaving Arsenal the manager discusses his future, why he may be the last of his kind and whether Mikel Arteta has the qualities to succeed him
Mikel Arteta, the former Arsenal captain, has emerged as favourite to succeed Arsène Wenger and is thought to be planning who will join him in his backroom team at the Emirates
As the Arsenal manager takes his leave, writers for Arseblog tell Donald McRae, a fellow Gooner, about what it feels like to be losing such a key part of their lives after 22 years
The Frenchman was in wistful mood before his last Arsenal game and admitted the 2007 departure of the man who brought him to Highbury was a major disappointment
Back in 2004, Arsenal had completed the league season unbeaten and as pundits queued up to add their plaudits, Amy Lawrence asked presciently: 'Is this as good as it gets for Arsenal?' It turned out it was
Arsène Wenger’s departure from Arsenal means Exeter City boss Paul Tisdale will become the longest serving manager in English football – although he might be on his way too
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