Unai Emery felt Arsenal were "on a downward slope for two years" prior to his arrival and slammed the attitude of star men during his time with the Gunners. Emery was sacked last November after just 18 months in charge at the Emirates Stadium following the London club's worst winless run since 1992. The former Paris Saint-Germain boss insisted he stopped the rot after replacing Arsene Wenger, but believed the attitude of some key men left a lot to be desired. Emery felt he would have made Arsenal a force if he was given more time in the role.  "Arsenal was a club on a downward slope for two years when I arrived," the Spaniard told France Football. "We stopped that...
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