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Ander8on · 19th July 2008, 11:52

Arsene Wenger is more motivated than ever to make sure Arsenal return stronger from what he feels was the unluckiest campaign of his reign.

Asked if last season was his unluckiest as Gunners chief, Wenger replied: "It was by far, with the decisions and injuries. At some stage you could not believe how bad it was.

"But you have to deal with that and have to use it as a platform to come back and be even stronger mentally."

Wenger told Arsenal TV Online: "We were very close, we were in the race and next year we want to show we can win it.

"It is important you fight for the championship and to win it. All the other trophies are more of a consolation than anything else.

"The team is performing well, but the target of a top-level sportsman is to always improve and I believe we can be more clinical, we can score more with the chances we create.

"I will try to achieve my best to develop the players, to fight in every game. I am more motivated than ever to achieve that.

Some new faces could well be on board by the time the Gunners play a Champions League qualifier on August 12/13, but Wenger insists team building was not just a matter of opening the cheque book.

"Of course I am in a position where I can spend the money," he said.

"But every time we have done such a great job with the young players that you are concerned 'do we kill a young player or not by bringing another player in?'

"It is a very sensitive subject which is not specially linked with money."

Arsenal were unlucky? Go fuck yourself Wenger, in some respect you were lucky your campaign lasted so long with such a weak squad.

Why does he always play the victim.

19th July 2008, 11:52	#1 (permalink)
Ander8on Pissface Bob for another 12 months Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Chorlton "Knowledge speaks, but Wisdom listens" Posts: 3,404	Wenger Wants A Bit Of Luck For Arsenal Arsene Wenger is more motivated than ever to make sure Arsenal return stronger from what he feels was the unluckiest campaign of his reign. Asked if last season was his unluckiest as Gunners chief, Wenger replied: "It was by far, with the decisions and injuries. At some stage you could not believe how bad it was. "But you have to deal with that and have to use it as a platform to come back and be even stronger mentally." Wenger told Arsenal TV Online: "We were very close, we were in the race and next year we want to show we can win it. "It is important you fight for the championship and to win it. All the other trophies are more of a consolation than anything else. "The team is performing well, but the target of a top-level sportsman is to always improve and I believe we can be more clinical, we can score more with the chances we create. "I will try to achieve my best to develop the players, to fight in every game. I am more motivated than ever to achieve that. Some new faces could well be on board by the time the Gunners play a Champions League qualifier on August 12/13, but Wenger insists team building was not just a matter of opening the cheque book. "Of course I am in a position where I can spend the money," he said. "But every time we have done such a great job with the young players that you are concerned 'do we kill a young player or not by bringing another player in?' "It is a very sensitive subject which is not specially linked with money." Arsenal were unlucky? Go fuck yourself Wenger, in some respect you were lucky your campaign lasted so long with such a weak squad. Why does he always play the victim.