Wenger gives his thoughts on becoming France coach

Arsenal coach, Arsene Wenger has ruled himself out of France coaching job The Frenchman who confirmed he received managerial offers from France is entering into the last year of his contract at Arsenal. 
Asked if he would still consider the offer. The 66 year-old told BeIn Sports, ‘The time has gone. I have been asked before but was always busy.’

Arsene Wenger opens up on Jamie Vardy transfer

Arsenal boss, Arsène Wenger has said Jamie Vardy is not interested in leaving Leicester City amid  speculation linking him with a move to the the Emirates. The Frenchman believes the England international who is currently on national duty will
stay on to help the Fearless Foxes defend their Premier League crown.
Jamie Vardy is, at the moment, at Leicester and from what I know, he will stay at Leicester,” Wenger stated.

Title Race Not Yet Over- Wenger


Arsène Wenger at White Hart Lane

Arsenal boss, Arsene Wenger  insists the title race isn’t over despite dropping points last weekend in Saturday’s 2-2 draw against Tottenham Hotspur. 
“The Premier League is far from being over. Just to remind you, we have beaten Leicester twice so we have done our job against them. People have to look at other teams more, not just us on that front. We will not give up the Premier League, we will fight until the end.
“We had a performance [at Tottenham] where we took only one point and the three were possible. [But] we have shown the mental response that everyone wanted from us.
“When people question the spirit it doesn’t mean they are right. Our spirit was questioned after Swansea… we can only go on the pitch and do our job, no matter what people say.
“What people say should not influence us. They have to be influenced by our desire to win the game and by giving our best.”

Nigeria's Alex Iwobi promoted to Arsenal's first team.

Nigeria’s Alex Iwobi has been promoted to Arsenal’s first team. The announcement was made by coach, Arsene Wenger ahead of ahead of the Gunners’ Premier League clash with Leicester City tomorrow.

The 19 year-old who extended his contract last October will no longer feature for Arsenal’s Under-21 team and won’t be loaded out  before the end of this season. His contract at the Emirates will end in 4 years time. 

Arsene Wenger named Barclays Premier League Manager of the Month of October.

Arsenal manager, Arsene Wenger has been named Barclays Premier League manager for the month of October. His side has been in top form this season, snatching 4 wins and 11 goals.

“It is always good because it just reminds you that – especially after a defeat like we had on Wednesday night [5-1 Champions League defeat to Bayern Munich] – we have not done too badly in the last month. You worry as well about maintaining the run for coming months. That is what we want to do always.” The Frenchman said.

Arsene Wenger like never seen before

Designer jackets and suits, who knew the Frenchman was this dapper? Arsenal boss, Arsene Wenger recently had a photo shoot and lengthy interview with L’Equipe’s Sport and Style magazine.

One interesting claim he made during the new interview was that he brings out the ‘beauty in man’.

‘In the religious world, it is said that God created man. I am only a guide. I allow others to express what they have in them. I have not created anything. I am a facilitator of what is beautiful in man

He continued, ‘I define myself as an optimist. My constant battle in this job is to bring out the beauty in man. You could call me naive. At the same time, it allows me to believe in that and, more often, proves me right.’

Wenger wants Cristiano Ronaldo to be less fixated on personal achievements

 
Arsenal manager, Arsene Wenger
has implored Real Madrid striker, Cristiano Ronaldo to be less fixated on his personal achievements. The Frenchman’s advice came on the heels of Cristiano
Ronaldo’s recent claim that he is better than his Barcelona nemesis, Lionel
Messi.  The 63 year-old coach  believes that Ronaldo’s obsession with individual
accolades could ruin his career.

He told reporters, “He is the best player in the
world – with Messi. Messi has a little advantage on assists. But I would go for
nobody because it is not my problem at the moment. I’ve seen careers being
destroyed because players are too obsessed with individual rewards. I can tell
you that maybe another day but it encourages selfishness. And it encourages
people inside the game to go more for their own gain when others are in a
better position. You can be No.1 in the world in March and no.250 in May. Sport
is always moving.”

Mourinho brands FA fine 'a disgrace', takes a dig at Wenger

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho is obsessed with his archival, Arsene Wenger. He (more recently) never misses an opportunity to throw shades at the french man.
The Portuguese coach has branded his recent fine and one-match stadium ban by Football Association (FA) fine a “disgrace” after being ordered to pay £50,000. He was handed the hefty punishment yesterday after he claimed officials were afraid to award his team penalties after referee Robert Madley denied Chelsea a penalty during their 3-1 loss to Southampton.
The 52-year-old said that it could  have only been worse if he was made to wear an electronic tag.

“I’m happy I don’t have an electronic tag. £50,000 is a disgrace. The possibility of getting a stadium ban is astonishing.”

“Afraid costs £50,000. Weak and naive – you can do it,” He added, taking a dig at the Arsenal coach who was unpunished for calling Mike Dean “weak” and “naive” following Arsenal’s 2-0 defeat by Chelsea last month. “We can push people in the technical area. We can, no problem.” He chipped in.

Arsene Wenger reportedly separates from his wife

Arsenal manager, Arsene Wenger has reportedly separated from his 59 year-old wife, Annie. Although they have been together for a long time, the couple’s union was consummated ‎in year 2000 and have not been together since June of this year.
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The 65 year-old once mentioned that his job was taking its toll on his marriage. He was quoted thus in 2008.

“Ten years ago I said to my wife Five more years and that’s all’, and I am still here.‎ It is difficult to find time to see them but there are jobs [which are worse]. You have guys who leave for work on Monday and come back on Friday. In my job I travel, but the problem is not so much the quantity of time you spend with your family, it is the quality.

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Daily Mirror reports that the 65-year-old has filed papers in Strasbourg, France (for separation not divorce) and they have agreed a financial package on how to divide their assets. Arsene and Annie have an 18 year-old daughter.

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Arsene Wenger's reaction to Thierry Henry's suggestion that Arsenal should sign Benzema.

Arsenal boss, Arsene Wenger has reacted to a suggestion by the club’s legend, Henry Thierry that the Gunners could win the league if they signed Benzema from Real Madrid this summer.

“I respect Thierry Henry a lot for his football knowledge but it’s not as mathematical as that. I believe we can win the league. We look when we go forward like we can score goals. Even when we were dominated in the second half against Chelsea, every time we crossed the halfway line it looked like something could happen. 

“I think we have to develop our collective game and we have to depend less on one guy that comes in and scores all the goals. I don’t see why a player like Oxlade-Chamberlain should not have an ambition to score 10 goals, Sanchez can score goals and Ozil has to fix himself a target of at least 10. We can share that more than when Thierry played. I think Giroud will not be far from 20, if he had played all of last season he would have scored 20. Walcott as well.”

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