Emery was sacked in late November after 18 months in charge at the Emirates Stadium, with Arsenal without a victory in seven matches at the time of his departure. The Gunners' poor form has continued under Freddie Ljungberg and Mikel Arteta, with Sunday's 2-1 defeat by Chelsea leaving them 12th in the Premier League table. And Emery admits that he was unable to turn the situation around after Arsenal lost "confidence" and "stability" following the defeat by Sheffield United. "This season, theoretically, we began well and I had the feeling – and so did the club – that the achievements of the previous season were valued," he told BBC Sport.  "We were...
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