Arsene Wenger has no doubts he remains the best man to turn Arsenal's season around.
The French coach, 63, has come under intense scrutiny in recent weeks, which intensified following the Capital One Cup defeat at League Two Bradford. Wenger has not won a trophy since the 2005 FA Cup and there have been calls for him to step aside.
Arsene Wenger
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However, the long-serving Gunners boss, whose current deal runs until the summer of 2014, insists he is as hungry for success as ever.u00a0“My job is to be determined and give importance to what is important.
What is important is I love football, I love this club and I give my best for this club. The rest, I cannot interfere with,” Wenger said yesterday morning. “Believe me, I am highly focused on doing that and all the rest, that doesn’t interfere with my thinking at all. I am very determined and very hungry.”
Wenger, who sits on board meetings, has been criticised as being too powerful within the club — branded “a dictator in many ways” by one former Arsenal player, and now media pundit, Stewart Robson.
The Gunners boss, however, feels his experiences give him a position of strength. “You say that 16 years can be a handicap, but it can be an advantage too because you have experience. Also, you’ve gone through difficult periods before and you know how to turn it around.”u00a0
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