#WengerIn or #WengerOut, where do Arsenal stand after a summer of uproar?

It was very much Groundhog Day for Arsenal fans over the 2016 summer transfer window. Fan’s anger with manager, Arsene Wenger reached boiling point once again before the club announced the signing’s of Shkodran Mustafi and Lucas Perez from Valencia and Deportivo respectively.

Despite the uproar, the Gunners actually began their dealings well before many other clubs in the Premier League, agreeing the deal to bring Swiss midfielder, Granit Xhaka to North London as early as May.

However, this for Gooners fans was, as always, not enough. Deals for the likes of Griezmann, Lewandowski and Daniel Sturridge were all mooted but did not materialise, cue meltdown.

Of course, when it’s Arsenal we’re talking about, there’s only one place to start, the #WengerOut brigade, and they were out in full force over the closing stages of the window:

https://twitter.com/goonersteve12/status/768898314582491137

Wenger logic is to sell Joel Campbell when we are seriously short upfront he has really lost it #wengerout

— 420ghost (@420ghost90) August 22, 2016

If you're too blind to see why our world class players left, then wait.
I'm sure next season you'll call Ozil & Sanchez snakes.#WengerOut

— US Gooner (@USGoonerfc) August 23, 2016

One ‘fan’ was even questioning whether or not the ‘signings’ which Le Prof had ‘made’ were even real:

Not impressed with Wengers new 'signings', but then again I stopped being impressed by Wenger 10 years ago. #WengerOut

— FPJ (@MissingApples) August 25, 2016

The high profile departure from the Emirates was a shock late loan move for fan favourite, Jack Wilshere, who joined Premier League rivals, Bournemouth for the forthcoming season.

One canny fan pointed out that in signing German international Mustafi, Wenger has killed two birds with one stone by bolstering the defence and also keeping Wilshere’s physio in a job, whilst others were not so pleased with the club or player:

So Mustafi joins Arsenal. He will replace Jack Wilshere in the Medical Room. #wengerin

— View@FulhamRoad (@suvid_bajaj) September 1, 2016

Bad move Arsenal, we're weaker without Wilshere. But have to question his desire if he'd rather play at Bournemouth than fight for his place

— Haydn Dorset (@HaydnDorset) August 31, 2016

Other fans chose to take a positive outlook on the new additions, and kept faith in the boss:

https://twitter.com/callmesally89/status/770617778848075776

You won't hear this very much over the next season, but Arsenal have actually had a pretty good window.

— Daily Cannon (@DailyCannon) August 31, 2016

However, it seem’s the overwhelming sentiment for the window is ‘Try harder next time, Arsene’:

https://twitter.com/TrollFootball/status/770639060998160384