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Published 12:21 11 Jan 2016 GMT

Rather than respond with a empty platitude or dismissive condolence, the Frenchman spoke from the heart about a modern cultural icon who had inspired so many during his phenomenonal life.
"Yes I am a fan of [Bowie's] music of course," explained Wenger. "The message he gave to my generation was very important, because it was after the Second World War.
"What I keep from his message is: Be strong enough to be yourself. That is a very strong message and that was very important for my generation."
Well said Arsene, well said.
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