http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Robin-van-Persie-c31380 has assured the Gunners fans that there has been no fall out between him and Arsene Wenger.
During Arsenal’s game against Manchester United in the Premier League, Wenger went on to take off http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Alex-c4752 Oxlade-Chamberlain with just sixteen minutes left on the clock.
Following this decision by the manager, almost every single Arsenal fan in the stadium went on to roar against the manager as they chanted ‘you don’t know what you’re doing.’
At the same time, Robin Van Persie was spotted yelling ‘No’ at the time of the substitution and it was believed that the striker was infuriated by the manager’s decision.
Not only was Chamberlain the best Arsenal player on the pitch, but he also went on to create an opportunity from which Van Persie scored the Gunners equaliser.
There was talk about there being a massive fall out in the dressing room between Wenger and Van Persie, but the striker has gone ahead and cleared the air, of any and all doubts.
The twenty eight year old striker, when talking about the game and his relationship with Wenger is quoted to have said: “I was not having a go at the boss on Sunday - I was just sad to see Alex leave the pitch as he just gave the assist for our only goal.
“I was not questioning his judgement - I know it's not my place to challenge what Arsene Wenger does. Alex-Oxlade Chamberlain had a calf injury. We did not know that but the boss did and brought http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Andrei-Arshavin-c5771 on.”
“The manager and I are fine and my relationship with the club is good. There is no problem, there is no conflict and there is no controversy.”
“The boss knows that, I know that and the players know that.”
Despite Van Persie not openly admitting to being kind of disheartened by the manager and his decisions, the face that he made for a second in the game kind of gave him away.
Nonetheless, with Van Persie being as professional as he is, he won’t let his personal differences get in between his relationship with the manager or his performances on the pitch.
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