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Published 19:41 20 Apr 2018 BST

"I did not expect it, he will have his reasons, it is a weird one for me. His legacy is untouchable. Managers, fans from other teams - (they talk about) how Arsene changed Arsenal. I am happy that now we can all talk about his legacy." "It is a sad day for me to see the big man leaving the club, and happy one in a way that people give him the exit he deserves." "Recently it has been hard for him and the club. Starting from Sunday, against West Ham, I hope people go to the game and not only see him in one of his last games at the Emirates and to support the team, but also to give him a good exit" "Let's not forget we still have to win the Europa league. It would be an amazing achievement."Thanks for nothing, you boring fuck!
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