ARSENE Wenger was left lamenting a
“huge, huge blow” as Arsenal were
beaten 3-1 by Aston Villa in their
opening home game of the Premier
League campaign. “It’s hugely disappointing to start the
championship with a defeat,” he said,
as he attempted to digest a growing
list of problems with the season one
game old. “We are there to spend money,” he
said. “People say: ‘Buy players, buy
players, buy players … ‘ But who? We
analyse every single player in the
world and work 24 hours a day for
that. We are serious about it. Until we buy players we have to win football
games.” Wenger was unhappy with the referee
Anthony Taylor “I didn’t like his
performance but more than his
performance I didn’t like his spirit of
how he refereed the game,” the
Arsenal manager said: “The linesman said he to me he did not give the
penalty and he was at the level of the
tackle, so why does the referee who
did not give the penalty straight away
suddenly give the penalty? That is
what is amazing to me.” Concerns stretch beyond an early
setback as Wenger counted the cost of
a series of new injuries. Kieran Gibbs,
Bacary Sagna, Alex Oxlade-
Chamberlain, Tomas Rosicky and
Aaron Ramsey are all nursing problems. “As well as to lose the
game, we have many injuries, many
kicks, many on the treatment table,”
Wenger said. “We have some trouble
to recover some players for
Wednesday night.” There is precious little time for Arsenal
to recover before their Champions
League qualifier against Fenerbahce.
They travel to Turkey on Tuesday. Villa beat Arsenal thanks to two
Christian Benteke goals and a late
breakaway goal from the debutant
Antonio Luna. Laurent Koscielny was
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hahahahahahahahaha,
i seriously do not know why ppl are disturbing this man to buy. ok, who do u want him to buy now? this man has been thinking who in this world he can buy but no player is qualified.