There is a lot of talk, even now, form well-meaning Gooners as to how we are disrespecting the manager by failing to acknowledge how much he has done for AFC.
But if you really think about it, the fact that he has gone on so long with a clearly flawed football model is the biggest acknowledgment of his legacy that there is. Its not the 7 years without a trophy that's the issue. Its the 7 years of seeing the same problems with our game, 7 years of seeing football played without drive or urgency, 7 years where we have been patient, and even hoped to see progression - but have been disappointed again and again.
Wenger achieved great things, but in terms of our football success, he should have left 3 years ago, with the stadium project played out and the club still competitive (in context).
I can understand why, but Wenger has traded off his reputation and legacy for too long now. He and the footballing world should acknowledge that with our patience, Gooners have shown him complete respect. If we are not showing it so much now, its because we feel disillusioned and sad that our confidence has been displaced.
Thoughts?