Arsenal sacked Unai Emery at the end of November after finding themselves closer to relegation than they were to the Champions League places. Freddie Ljungberg stepped in as interim coach it was thought that the Swede may get the fabled new manager 'bounce' of good form. However, much to Arsenal fans' frustration the team continued to underperform and are now on their worst run since the mid-1970s. A draw to Norwich and a home defeat to Brighton have piled immediate pressure on Ljungberg. The Gunners next face one of Ljungberg's former teams in West Ham, in what is a must-win game. His former teammate from his time at the Hammers, Dean Ashton, has claimed he's not sure if the man who was...
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