23 seasons of Arsenal: Facts that Wenger is one of the best trainers of all time (Photo)

The Professor is certainly one of the biggest strategists in football until Arsenal began work on September 22, 1996, reports Periscope.

At that time, Arsenal was seriously liquefying with failures and unable to become an elite team. By September 22, there was no coach. Rice had led the team temporarily after the departure of Bruce Rioch, who had left after a year, seeing Arsenal's situation hopelessly due to lack of finances and transfers.

And you know where he went? He quit his coach's work at Arsenal and went to Queens Park Rangers. On which levels was Arsenal.

To illustrate even better what an Arsenal was without Wenger, we're showing her results in the 1990s.

1995/96 ) Fifth country (5)
1994/95 ) 12th place (12)
1993/94 4th place (4)
1992/93 10th place (10).

Even the following years are no better. Even when he became champion, Arsenal failed to build consistency. So look at what levels Arsenal was on before Wenger came.

The Arsenal was significantly below the level of Newcastle United, Manchester United and Liverpool. The results are missing, but so are the finances.

And the day that Wenger became coach, September 22nd, shows that he came at a time when the deadline was closed passing. He picked up a team that was all seen as a failure.

And you know where it ended up? Third place. This, believe it or not, was a miracle for that club at that time.

The following season Arsenal had a legend like Paul Merson, who considered Midlesbrough to be a more hopeful team than Arsenal. 4.5 million won Arsenal for his departure. However, Wenger made little money, made good purchases like Petit, Boa Morte, Overmars and Grimand.

And these players made history. He managed to win the champion title by defeating the then Manchester United monster and the largest teams of that period as Liverpool and Newcastle.

That success was not casual he witnessed in other years gradually strengthening the team and changing the level. Year after year, Arsenal began to melt Manchester United's advantages over her and managed to cross her, not only Leeds' team, Everton and Newcastle, but even Liverpool's.

See the unit of the Wenge team:

1996/97 ) Third place (3)
1997/98 ) Champion (1)
1998/99 ) Second place (2)
1999/00 ) Second place (2)
2000/01
2001/02 ) Champion (1)
2002/03 Second place (2)
20 03/04 ! Champion
2004/05 Second place (2)

The Arsenal didn't even spend 10 million full pounds in the first three years of Wenger's club. In 1999, the club sold it to Real Madrid, Nicolas Anelkan, and benefited 23.5 million pounds. This allowed the club to buy Thierry Henry, for only 11 million and then spent another 10 on players like Sylvinho (4), Suker (3.5) and Luzny (1.8).

Thanks to Wenger's work, Arsenal was no longer the same team. We saw the results, but the club also rose a lot financially.

The 2002-05 team was extraordinary. The beautiful game of Arsenal, for which this club is known, was also effective. The Arsenal gained remarkable international fame. A local club in northern London became a major international team.

Season 20/03/04 was impressive. Arsenal won the title without a single defeat. This record has not yet been broken by any team in European elite leagues.

Arsenal managed to cross Manchester United. In 2004 and 2005, although spending far less than Ferguson's team, it managed to be ahead of them on the board. That made United feel threatened and sold. This severely revolted local fans of that team.

While Arsenal remained untended and powerful. A combination of this, unknown to successful European clubs.

But Arsenal stopped winning the title. Twelve years have passed since 2004 and Arsenal has no longer been crowned by the title. While Unger has been criticised by many Arsenal fans and opposing trainers.

What happened in recent years?

The Arsenal built a magnificent stadium, an ultramoder, that seats 60 thousand people. This stadium cost the club 390 million pounds. And this is often silenced by Wenger's critics. Building a stadium is a big deal. It requires a lot of sacrifice. See the problems Tottenham, Liverpool, Valencia, Rome, faced with the start of building their stadiums. Even a team like Chelsea, owned by billionaire Abramovich, could not risk building a new stadium.
The Italian giant Juventus built a stadium that cost only 120 million. So more than three times cheaper than Arsenal.

But for these seasons, Arsenal had remarkable results. And a steady rise. At no season did it end out of ball four. Wenger managed to make good teams, even under very difficult conditions. Out of nowhere, he took out many players like Fabregas, Clichy, Sagna, Koscielny, now Beller and made them super. Arsenal continued to play beautifully despite lack of money, to be compared to United and Chelsea at first, and then to City.

In 2006, Wenger's club went to the finals of the Champions League but lost to Barcelona thanks to Judge Terje Hauge's mistake, who later admitted the mistake. Lehmann had become the first player to have been expelled from the championship league history and only in 15 minutes, letting Arsenal get away for most of the game.

The Arsenal of recent years has been relieved of financial restrictions and is strengthening itself in the transfer market.

Many fans of Arsenal, unwary and perhaps mindless, at the end of the last season criticized Wenger for his lack of success. But who determines the expectations of a club, fans or board? This one is definitely the last one. The Arsenal over the past ten years has not been a competitive team of Manchester United, Chelsea, or Liverpool.

Considering where he is and where Arsenal was, Wenge might be considered one of the best trainers in the world of all time. Trophy isn't everything: the end, the most successful coach in the world, after three to four years, may be Louis Enrice, but the question is, Is he the best? No, not in any form.

Champions League has won Roberto Di Matteo, but today he is running a team hopelessly from the Second League.

We can't find any trainer who had this impact on a team like Wengger. He made Arsenal a team of exceptional international reputations. And he offered not only numbers but also games. That's his speciality. /Periscope/