Was booing of Wenger at a Stoke train station the beginning of the end: Yes

Arsenal fans must be wondering if they are suffering from a severe case of deja vu.

Was booing of Wenger at a Stoke train station the beginning of the end: Yes

Supporters of the north London club appear to be stuck in their own Groundhog Day, where impressive wins against the likes of Borussia Dortmund are followed by demoralising defeats to Stoke City. Anger and frustration has been bubbling away at the Emirates Stadium for some time, anyone who has visited the ground since it opened in 2006 will vouch for that. But last Saturday marked the first occasion anger and frustration boiled over.

While the manner in which Arsene Wenger and his squad were abused as they left Stoke-on-Trent station may not be defendable, the fact is those supporters have some justification.

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