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17th January 2018
02:24pm GMT

It's not even as though the Emirates faithful can take solace in each other, so fragmented is the fan base. The Wenger issue is an obvious and indelible schism, but the bigger divide is between the level-headed and tempered majority, and the loud brash look-at-me hysterical few, who grab all the attention and dominate each medium of the social media age.
Heroes on the pitch slowly disappear from sight. Former players are all too quick to stick the knife in, whilst a series of mesmeric talismen are polished and sold to rivals. The home of the Invincibles is now a finishing school. This season has been particularly galling, as the fans do their best to cheer on stars they already know are soon to be leaving.
So who do you turn to, when you can't turn to the manager, the players, your legends, or even yourselves. Thankfully for Arsenal supporters, there is one shining light through all of this mire. He is the greatest of men, a messenger of hope and relentless optimism. In a world of skullduggery, doublespeak and bare-faced lies, you turn to a preacher of truth.
He is slender in build but immense in stature, with devilish good looks that would make angels weep. His words crisp and nourishing like the first shards of sun at the break of spring dawn. His eyes are doe-like, and full of the mysterious that have confounded men since the beginnings of time. He is hope. He is redemption. He is love. He is Ornstein.
The BBC Sport giant is only man Arsenal fans truly believe in anymore. And in many ways he is their last remaining constant in an ever-changing world of trauma and turbulence. Far more than a sadly failing Arsene, Ornstein is the one true leader of the Gooner Nation. He is the only one with M&S adorned shoulders broad enough to carry their dreams.
There is pro-Wenger and anti-Wenger, traditionalists and revolutionaries. And yet, when it comes to David Ornstein, there is no ambiguity of allegiance. No one dares question his sacred word. Indeed, such is his power and influence over his North London people, that you have to wonder where Arsenal Football Club ends, and Ornstein FC begins.
The future is uncertain, and the present a mess. But dry those eyes, Arsenal fam. Because whilst you still have breath in your lungs and Ornstein in your heart (and on your timeline), you have everything you need to become anything you dream of.
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