Just three home games remain this season and after Friday's announcement I suspect the Emirates Stadium will be fuller than it might have been otherwise. Not because Arsenal v West Ham is all of a sudden a game everyone is interested in again, but because the news of Arsene Wenger's departure has acted like a kind of salve and the frustration that has been felt so acutely has been soothed. It will be interesting to hear what he has to say in his media engagements before and after the game. Even after 48 hours, lots of writing and lots of talking, it remains the most seismic event in the club's history since the sacking of George Graham, and I don't think even that comes close. I think it...
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