Why Always Wenger? Twitter reacts brilliantly to Arsenal's Champions League exit in Monaco

 
Why always Wenger? Arsenal crash out at the last-16 stage for the fifth season running
Tom Farmery18 March 2015

Monaco survived an Arsenal onslaught to reach the Champions League quarter-finals on away goals after a 2-0 home defeat saw the tie finish 3-3 on aggregate on Tuesday.

Arsenal, looking to become the first team to overcome a two-goal home first-leg deficit in the Champions League, came agonisingly close to progressing after Olivier Giroud and substitute Aaron Ramsey scored in each half.

But the principality side's 3-1 win at the Emirates was just enough to see them through after Monaco keeper Danijel Subasic spectacularly denied striker Giroud five minutes from time.

The hosts took a cautious approach as they tried to preserve their first-leg lead, failing to get a single shot on target, and were fortunate to make it into the last eight.

And, as you can imagine, those on social media were quick to troll Gunners fans as they fell at the last-16 hurdle for the fifth successive season.

Twitter reacts to Arsenal's Champions League exit

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Scroll through our gallery above to see the best Twitter posts and social media memes to grace the internet as Wenger's men exited the competition in Monaco...

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