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Fans react to Natalie Sawyer’s comments on Arsene Wenger

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TalkSPORT presenter Natalie Sawyer certainly had her say during her 10am radio show with Jim White yesterday – with Sawyer declaring that Frenchman Arsene Wenger has left the biggest sporting legacy after his 22-year spell with Arsenal.

It would be ignorant to dismiss the achievements of Wenger during his time with the North London outfit – winning 476 of his 828 Premier League matches with the Gunners.

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Winning 3 Premier League titles and 7 FA Cups, as well as 7 Community Shields (Transfermarkt), Wenger certainly left his mark on the English game and is regarded as one of the best managers in the history of football.

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Despite his success, many fans have been left disgruntled after Sawyer’s admission that the Frenchman has left the biggest sporting legacy – with one of her arguments being that Arsenal’s Invincibles have been left untouchable and that even Liverpool have recently failed to match that team’s incredible feat.

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Many individuals took to Twitter, arguing that other managers (including a certain Scotsman nicknamed Fergie), have achieved bigger success than Wenger himself.

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