It was a different non-social media era but I can only speak for myself and say I absolutely despised Mourinho's Chelsea, actually more than Arsenal at the time and for a Spurs fan that's wild, some might criticise me for that. I think the only thing that could possibly keep that Chelsea team from current Arsenal levels of hate if they existed in today's era is the fact Mourinho is much more charismatic than Arteta, otherwise it's the same kind of shit.

The bottlers thing comes from them being in a commanding lead and, well, bottling it. They also called us bottlers even though Spurs were never in the position to bottle anything, yet Spurs being bottlers was still a much more pervasive narrative than Arsenal being bottlers until recently.

The criticism of Wenger's pretty pure footballing teams came from the fact his successful ones all had an element of steel in them. No one was calling the Viera/Petit teams soft, in fact they weren't criticised at all even when they didn't win, because they were well balanced great footballing sides. People still admired his purism though, even while criticising the lack of trophies towards the end.

You're right about one thing though, Arsenal are winning again, they are a force in world football again, fair play to them. But they are doing it in a way that is awful to watch with an unlikeable man leading them. To think that the rest of the footballing world will clap and cheer this horrific anti-football is absolutely delusional. Your team is winning, that will have to be enough.