Arsenal sustained a hammer blow to their title chances against Watford on Tuesday night, losing 2-1 to the Hornets at the Emirates. Although Chelsea were held to a draw by Liverpool, it means that the Gunners are now nine points adrift of the Premier League leaders ahead of their trip to Stamford Bridge on Saturday. Having shown an inability to keep the pressure on, many will doubt their hopes of winning the title this season and the result itself on Tuesday led to infuriated supporters letting out their anger on social media. It led to the usual criticism for Arsene Wenger who bore the brunt of most of it, but there was some validity in that argument as the French tactician was slammed...
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