A dispiriting few days for Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger began with a 1-0 defeat at struggling Norwich last weekend that left his side 10 points behind leaders Chelsea. <img alt="" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2012/oct/Per-Mertesacker.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 611px; " /> Per Mertesacker Then on Wednesday the Gunners were beaten 2-0 at home by Schalke in the Champions League, with Wenger watching helplessly from the stands as he served out a European touchline ban. The following day saw Wenger take the stage at the club&rsquo;s annual meeting and suffer criticism from supporters who are upset that a club that sold star forward Robin van Persie in pre-season and hasn&rsquo;t won a trophy since 2005 nevertheless charges the highest ticket prices in England and refuses to spend big transfer fees on star signings. &ldquo;We have great players with great potential but at the moment you cannot feel we are a strong squad,&rdquo; Mertesacker said. &ldquo;We have to learn quickly from what happened in the last two matches.&rdquo;

Arsenal defender Per Mertesacker is hoping for a happy ending to a troublesome week when QPR visit the Emirates Stadium in the Premier League today.

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