The Gunners host West Brom today in 10th place in the Barclays Premier League following last weekend&rsquo;s 2-0 defeat by Swansea at the Emirates Stadium. <img alt="" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2012/dec/Mikel-Arteta.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 500px;" /> Mikel Arteta. Pic/AFP. The situation, not helped by another loss to Olympiakos in midweek, has led to huge frustration among Arsenal fans &mdash; and Arteta says the players feel it just as keenly.u00a0He told the &lsquo;Daily Mirror&rsquo;: &ldquo;People are hurting, people are upset with themselves, the players are angry. I think that&rsquo;s a good thing. It&rsquo;s not like players couldn&rsquo;t care less, they know what they need to do. &ldquo;At Arsenal you have a group of players who want to give 100 per cent and that makes things so much easier. I always see that in the dressing room. Always. &ldquo;You look at the players&rsquo; faces, the disappointment, the hurt. They want to put it right. You&rsquo;ve got players here demanding and wanting to do extra training. It&rsquo;s in themselves to work harder to put it right.&rdquo; While Arteta accepts Arsenal have been a long way off their best for some time now, last week&rsquo;s loss to Swansea was particularly tough to take.

Arsenal players have demanded extra training in a bid to right their poor form, according to midfielder Mikel Arteta.

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