Arsene Wenger Archives: 10/2016

According to reports, Hector Bellerin is more interested in a move to Barcelona than the other way around.

Petr Cech claims that Jose Mourinho and Arsene Wenger are similar in the sense that they both hate losing because they’re so used to success.

Roberto Mancini watched England’s 2-0 win over Malta and is therefore being linked with the Arsenal job should Arsene Wenger leave.

Gareth Southgate’s team tinkering may have some long-term pluses for Arsenal.

Danny Rose has been gushing about Arsene Wenger without a care for what it could do for his fan relations.

If you’re listening to the media, you’d be forgiven for thinking that Arsene Wenger has already left his post at Arsenal for the England job.

Ivan Gazidis was eager to point out that Arsenal Football Club isn’t Arsene Wenger while at the Vatican conference on faith and sport.

Robert Pires believes that although England need a manager like Arsene Wenger, so do Arsenal.

Arsene Wenger made a pretty interesting prediction of where he sees football in 20 years.

While speaking to Ian Wright, Sol Campbell and William Gallas recently, Arsene Wenger revealed why he’s so quiet in the dressing room.

Lauren has spoken about Arsene Wenger’s role at Arsenal over the last 20 years and hailed his support of young players.

That Arsène Wenger marked his 20th anniversary of taking charge of the Arsenal with a scrappy, George Graham style, 1-0 win at Burnley was an irony I feel sure the Frenchman will have appreciated.

Theo Walcott has now become Arsene Wenger’s longest serving player in 20 years having been at Arsenal for 3910 days.

Freddie Ljungberg reckons that people underestimate Arsene Wenger’s hunger to succeed.

Thierry Henry gave his verdict on the controversial handball that sealed Arsenal’s win against Burnley on Sunday and once again demonstrated why it’s good that he no longer works with the club.

Theo Walcott, Arsene Wenger and Granit Xhaka are all up for awards for September.

Ian Wright has admitted that he doesn’t want Arsene Wenger to take the England job for “selfish reasons”.

Sean Dyche spoke to the media after his side were denied a hard-fought draw at Turf Moor through Laurent Koscielny’s last second winner.

Arsene Wenger, as he tends to do after games, spoke with the media on Sunday evening.

Let’s face it, if it was a domestic club courting Arsene Wenger as publicly as the English FA are currently doing, we’d all be going mental.