Arsene Wenger all but wrote off the club’s chances of finishing in the top four after the 2-1 defeat by Brighton on Sunday left them 13 points adrift of a Champions League place. The game was marked by widespread calls from the away end for Wenger to be sacked – the most vocal the protests have ever been in his 21 years in charge – but midfielder Wilshere took to social media in the early hours of yesterday morning to urge patience from the club’s supporters. “I’m sorry to the Gooners out there,” he said. “You deserve better. I know it’s difficult at the moment in this difficult period we are going through as a team but we need you. We...
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