Wenger ignores criticism from Arsenal fans

(Baonghean.vn) - A 4-1 victory at Stoke helped Arsenal put pressure on the team above Liverpool to continue to nurture hopes of qualifying for next season's Champions League.

In the match that took place last night, early this morning (May 14), Arsenal had an easy match when they won 4-1 to close in on the 4th team on the Premier League rankings, Liverpool. Currently, the "Gunners" are only 1 point behind Liverpool.

Arsenal fans' anti-Wenger banner last night and early this morning. Photo: Internet

Desperate for their team's performance in the final stages of the season, some Arsenal fans called for the French coach to leave by hiring a plane to fly a banner reading: "WENGER-OUT" during the match.

When asked about this after the match, manager Wenger calmly said: "Look, I am paid to do my job for a club I love. As long as I am here, all commitments and contracts are very clear, and I am not affected by that. After this win, Arsenal have 69 points and this number will be 72 if we host Sunderland at home in the next round. I will do everything that is best for the team.

I want to concentrate on football. Other personal matters are not important to me. I am in charge of a team, some people agree, some people do not. However, that is not what I worry about."

Not only ignoring the fans, coach Arsene Wenger also revealed his intention to continue working with Arsenal. Photo: Internet

Professor Wenger added that he will continue to stay with Arsenal after the end of the season by signing a new one-year contract.

Liverpool will meet West Ham tonight (Sunday, May 14) and if the port city team stumbles, the opportunity will open up for Arsenal when they overcome Sunderland.

Trung Kien

(According to Eurosport)