Dream team: David Seaman, Arsenal's legendary goalkeeper (left) in training with Arsene Wenger in 2002 'This time, he went up to get his dessert - he put his apple pie on his plate — and as he has turned away from the table he’s watched the football and carried on walking, but what he didn’t know was that his apple pie had slipped on to the floor. 'We all saw this but he walked back, looking at the TV. He then got to his seat, put his plate down and then, as he’s looked, he’s gone AHHHH in shock.'

To celebrate Arsene Wenger's 1,000th game in charge at Arsenal MailOnline Sport has declared today 'Arsene Wenger Day'. Follow all the fun as we honour the French man all day long on our Twitter channel. DAVID SEAMAN Arsenal 1990-2003; 564 appearances We were travelling to Aston Villa. We were in the hotel and Arsene is so obsessed with his football that we watched it every time we had a meal. This time, he went up to get his dessert - he put his apple pie on his plate — and as he has turned away from the table he’s watched the football and carried on walking, but what he didn’t know was that his apple pie had slipped on to the floor. We all saw this but he walked back, looking at the TV. He then got to his seat, put his plate down and then, as he’s looked, he’s gone 'AHHHH' in shock.

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Pep talk: Wenger issues instructions to Seaman from the dug-out during Arsenal's 1-0 Champions League defeat by Bayern Munich in March 2001 WILLIAM GALLAS 2006-2010; 142 appearances, 17 goals After a defeat, we had a meeting at the training ground and some players were late. Arsene was furious. And then he started his meeting, started to talk to us, and then one more player arrived late in the dressing room and he was still furious.

He started to speak again about how badly we played. And then one more player arrived in the dressing room and he could not be angry any more so he started to laugh. All of the players started to laugh as well and it was a really, really funny situation. On a pre-season trip to Austria, we had a very small hotel in the middle of nowhere. We were sitting down for our lunch one day in little groups of tables.

All of a sudden we were watching the staff table and we could see Arsene Wenger shuffling around on his seat and he looked outside and saw him waving to this guy. Saathiya Serial Video Songs Download. The guy was gesturing back to Arsene that he couldn’t really make out what he was saying, so Arsene said, ‘Wait there, I’ll come and just open the window and speak to you’. Well these were these massive windows – they must have been four foot by four foot.

Mar 20, 2014. Ahead of his 1000th match in charge of Arsenal - a daunting Saturday lunchtime away trip to Chelsea - Sportsmail tracked down 20 former players and asked them to lift the lid on the real Arsene Wenger. Here's what his ex-goalkeeper David Seaman had to say. The match was Seaman's 1,000th professional career game. Seaman went on to captain the team during the 2003 FA Cup Final in the absence of injured Patrick Vieira and keep another clean sheet at the Millennium Stadium as they defeated Southampton 1–0. His final act with Arsenal was to lift the FA Cup, which was his.

They had these dual aspect handles on them so you turned them down to make the window swing open, and then you turned them the opposite way back up on themselves and the window opened to the inside. Arsene gets up from his seat and walks up to the window and his friend starts coming closer to the window. He goes to open the window and he opens it the wrong way round, so rather than the window coming open where you can peer through, the window just came straight back at him and literally smashed him straight across the forehead!

All the players on the table I was on literally were just rolling around on the floor. We were hiding underneath the tables so that he didn’t realise that we were laughing at him, but he turned round and obviously saw our table. He turned round to our physio Gary Lewin and said: ‘Gary, are they laughing at me?’ EDUARDO 2007-2010; 67 appearances, 21 goals Arsenal were playing away to Bolton and we won 2-0. I made two assists and then the next day in the restaurant before training he came to me and told me: ‘For me, the most important thing is assists rather than for you to score’.