ARSENAL fans endured a miserable Sunday watching their side get thrashed by Manchester City – with some even abandoning the Emirates at HALF-TIME.
Footage posted online appears to show supporters queuing up to leave the stadium early with the away side 3-0 up already.
Even young kids are seen being led out having watched just 45 minutes of football.
And heckles of “call yourself an Arsenal fan?” and “don’t let them out!” are cried out in the background to sum up the dire state of the club.
Two goals from Kevin De Bruyne helped seal City’s comfortable win in North London that left Gooners dismayed, largely by the nature of their performance.
Fans and pundits alike labelled Arsenal pathetic and lazy as they let the champions stroll to a two-goal lead within 15 minutes.
Tellingly, the team were booed off at half-time while the final whistle was greeted with a deafening silence, after the vast majority of supporters had deserted their team and left early.
Many expect the defeat to be Freddie Ljungberg’s last game as interim boss.
Viewers were stunned to see the Swede share a joke with City boss Pep Guardiola at full-time and he has called upon the club to employ a permanent manager.
He said: “It needs to be cleared up and it would be good to make a decision regardless of what it is.”
Guardiola’s assistant at City, Mikel Arteta, emerged as the big favourite to take the manager’s job on Monday morning.
Fed up Freddie Ljungberg demands Arsenal chiefs decide now who they want as next permanent manager
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
