Arsene Wenger to leave TOMORROW? Marcel Desailly discusses Arsenal boss exit

Arsene Wenger insisted it would be "inconvenient" to discuss his future as Arsenal manager despite admitting that the Gunners now face an uphill struggle to make the Premier League's top four.

However, the 28-year-old well and truly put his foot in it with a mind-blowing Instagram post during the Gunners' dismal 3-0 defeat to Crystal Palace.

Furious away fans taunted Arsenal's misfiring players with chants of "You're not fit to wear the shirt!" and barracked Wenger and his squad as they boarded the team bus after the match. After such a long time, to see that we've lost a game the way we've lost it is of course very disappointing.

The defeat at the hands of Sam Allardyce's side has left Arsenal sit sixth in the Premier League table with 54 points, seven points behind fourth place Manchester City with a game in hand. "It's the fact that we lost a big game, and when you lose a big game it's a big worry".

When asked about the unrest with the fans he responded, after grimacing at the mere mention: "You can understand that our fans are very unhappy".

People will always talk about Arsene Wenger and I don't think the fans are split.

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Majority shareholder, U.S. businessman Stan Kroenke, a Wenger supporter, will ultimately have the final say. "In the second half they were stronger than us but the second goal was unfortunate and the penalty killed our game". It's not the right moment to analyse the game, we had a lot of the ball and possession, but they won the decisive duels and they were stronger, especially Benteke. "He said they're a team of son in laws", the Sky Sports pundit said.

"After that it was more hard".

Several newspapers said Arsenal had reached "a new low".

Arsene Wenger attempts to underplay Arsenal's abysmal performance against Crystal Palace, citing only their lack of scoring. Palace were sharp, they beat Chelsea the other day, and that shows they have quality. "We can only apologise." .

They have finished in the top four in every season under the French manager, but have not lifted the title since the 2003/04 campaign.