Wenger Blasts: 'I Have Been Insulted Everywhere In England!'

Last updated : 07 November 2010 By Footy Mad - Editor

Arsene Wenger: "We were never in full flow, but we played against a good Newcastle team who are a team of men, strong physically, mature.

"We did not look sharp and we never found any sharpness. We never found the second gear.

"Overall, though, I still believe we were very unlucky to lose the game, they had one shot on target.

"We hit the woodwork two or three times and their keeper made a very good save.

"Fabianski could perhaps have done better at the goal.

"He didn't have a lot to do and I think he was a bit too confident to take this ball.

"It was not a technical mistake, it was a problem of timing and he thought maybe he wouldn't be challenged.

"Home form is a concern because against Birmingham and West Ham they were struggling wins."

Wenger had also been in the media spotlight ahead of this fixture following allegations about his private life.

Wenger: "I arrived 14 years ago and you know what happened and I promised myself I would never comment any more, because for 14 years I have been insulted everywhere in England, and never with any truth.

"I promised myself I would never speak about my private life any more."