It has been 25 years since Arsene Wenger got his legendary stint as Arsenal manager underway. The Frenchman departed Japanese club Nagoya Grampus to officially take charge at Highbury on 1 October 1996 - and over the next two decades he sealed a legacy as the greatest Gunners boss of all time. In 22 years at the helm, Wenger guided Arsenal to three Premier League titles - with his 2003/04 Invincibles the first and only team in English top-flight history to avoid defeat in a 38-game campaign - while also winning seven FA Cups. He made some terrific signings for the club, including the likes of Thierry Henry, Robert Pires and Robin van Persie. However, there were also some absolute stinkers...
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