Editor,AC Milan exposed Arsenal by thumping them four goals to none, to leave the English club hoping for a miracle if they are to progress to the quarter finals of the prestigious tournament.I cannot blame the players, who clearly, were left with a heavy task of filling the void left by legendary players like Thierry Henry, Freddy Ljumberg, Robert Pires, Martin Keown and Tony Adams. I solely rest the blame on Arsene Wenger, who has stubbornly failed to admit that his philosophy has failed and turned Arsenal into a mediocre club.Arsenal’s management need to understand that football has changed; it is more competitive and puts a lot of pressure on players. They must therefore do the unthinkable and part with the club’s most successful manager in history.They must get a manager willing to compete while making money at the same time. You cannot claim, as Wenger does, to be making money, while denying the fans some joy by winning silverware.The earlier the Arsenal management realizes this, the better for the club.Johnson RutayaKigali