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Wenger Resigns Following Pressure
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Today breaking news from Arsenal FC is that the second longest standing premier league manager Arsene Wenger has resigned following increasing pressure from fans after 7 years without silverware. The former manager held his final press conference to announce his resignation as he believed the fans deserved an explanation. He said the following:
"My time at Arsenal has been the best time of my career. We won so many things in the early years of my reign and the invincibles season of 2003-04 was the obvious highlight. However it is time for me to announce my resignation from my position as manager of Arsenal football club. This decision is not something that was easy to make but I have always said that I will do whatever I believe is right for the club that means so much to me and it is hard to accept but maybe it is time for someone else to lead this club to glory. I am unsure whether this is the end of my managerial career but I will definitely be taking a break to relax and learn from teams across the globe".
Sky sources are yet to announce an early favourite for the job but it is believed the fans are hoping this is the chance to take a huge leap forward and employ a huge name who will spend the money Wenger has built up over the years.
Wenger Resigns Following Pressure
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Today breaking news from Arsenal FC is that the second longest standing premier league manager Arsene Wenger has resigned following increasing pressure from fans after 7 years without silverware. The former manager held his final press conference to announce his resignation as he believed the fans deserved an explanation. He said the following:
"My time at Arsenal has been the best time of my career. We won so many things in the early years of my reign and the invincibles season of 2003-04 was the obvious highlight. However it is time for me to announce my resignation from my position as manager of Arsenal football club. This decision is not something that was easy to make but I have always said that I will do whatever I believe is right for the club that means so much to me and it is hard to accept but maybe it is time for someone else to lead this club to glory. I am unsure whether this is the end of my managerial career but I will definitely be taking a break to relax and learn from teams across the globe".
Sky sources are yet to announce an early favourite for the job but it is believed the fans are hoping this is the chance to take a huge leap forward and employ a huge name who will spend the money Wenger has built up over the years.
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