Arsenal’s manager, Arsene Wenger has gone on to insist that he is going to continue managing the Gunners for as long as he can, despite the claims that he is looking to walk out on the club in the near future.
At the moment, the Gunners are going through one of their worst starts to date, and the way things are going, there doesn’t seem to be any bright light at ht end of the tunnel for the team.
The Gunners went on to suffer another very disappointing result against Bradford City in the Capital One cup, as they were beaten by them on penalties.
As a result of the team losing out to a league two side, it seemed like things had finally hit rock bottom for the team.
With them also sitting a massive fifteen points behind the league leaders at this point, it seems like things are not going to be getting better for the team at any point.
Despite that fact, Wenger has remained adamant over the fact that he is going to give his all to the club, and try to get them back to their best as soon as he can.
He feels that there is a lot of criticism floating about in regards to how he should be doing his job, but he doesn’t plan on leaving just yet.
The Gunners boss is quoted to have said: "My job is to be determined. I love football, I love this club and I give my best for this club," Wenger told reporters.”
"I am very determined and very hungry. If I wasn't, I would not be here.
"I can understand when people criticise when the results are not expected."
When talking about the rumours that stated some of the team members were not happy with the way Wegner was doing his http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Job-c18684, he went on to state that it was a good sign that they felt that way, since it meant that they had the spirit to go on and win things.
He added: "This team cares, it is serious. I do not question their spirit."
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