Former Arsenal striker, Dennis Bergkamp, has admitted he does not enjoy watching the team under Unai Emery.
Although the Gunners sit third in the Premier League table and have a 100 per cent record in the Europa League, a section of the fans are not impressed with Emery’s management and style of play.
Bergkamp feels the club appeared to be lacking the passion of previous years.
“It’s different of course to what I was used to, with English players and a few foreign, now it’s moved the other way.
“Sometimes it’s good but a lot of times you don’t really feel that it’s Arsenal as we know it. You know, with the passion and a few players that make a difference.
“It’s difficult to say whether it is better or worse but better is always shown in trophies, which aren’t there at the moment.
“On the one hand, there are so many clubs who improved so quickly to a high level, whereas Arsenal, maybe improved, but not to that level.
“It’s hard, it’s difficult and it hurts sometimes.
“You feel sometimes that Arsenal should do better but I’m still hoping,” Bergkamp told Ian Wright’s official YouTube channel.
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