Arsenal fans have been very vocal about what (or who) they wanted to see arrive at the club before Tuesday’s summer transfer window deadline.
Having brought in Petr Cech nice and early, the club failed to follow up their reported interest in a number of targets to become the only club in Europe’s top five leagues to not sign an outfield player during the current window.
This, naturally, has upset the Gunners faithful, who had been hoping to see a world class striker head to The Emirates in order to help make a renewed challenge for the Premier League title this term.
Their anger has been mostly directed at manager Arsene Wenger, who they have accused of not making the most of the club’s rich resources.
See their reaction below.
It's funny because even Barcelona, who are banned from signing anybody, signed more players than Arsenal this summer
— Ouriel Daskal (@Soccerissue) September 1, 2015
Clubs that spent more than Arsenal, who highest ticket prices in European football, include: Sassuolo, RB Leipzig and Middlesbrough
— Ouriel Daskal (@Soccerissue) September 1, 2015
Arsenal fans pay super club prices & have a manager on a super club salary but clearly can't compete with them.
Radical overhaul needed.
— AFC_Andrew (@PR_WhoRu) September 1, 2015
Meanwhile, #Arsenal wait for #DeadlineDay news pic.twitter.com/LPrFR2URkT
— Bleacher Report UK (@br_uk) September 1, 2015
Biggest con of the last 6 years as an Arsenal fan is being convinced Wenger has finally got a plan.
— Le Grove (@LeGrove) September 1, 2015
Arsene Wenger on #DeadlineDay pic.twitter.com/k7lbHwKudF
— Football Funnys (@FootballFunnys) September 1, 2015
Arsenal's spending this summer. (via Goal) pic.twitter.com/IVrx0RVJAn
— ArsenalFanTV (@arsenalfantv) September 1, 2015
I just won the treble with Arsenal in my FIFA season!
It was easy though.During the transfer window I bought a fucking centre mid & striker
— Smug Sherwood (@SmugSherwood) September 1, 2015
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