WENGER DEFIANT OVER ARSENAL FANS’ PROTEST BANNER

The Frenchman has defended himself, insisting
his record at the north London club speaks for
itself and says it is unfair to judge his team
before the end of the season
Arsene Wenger insisted he was not bothered by
Arsenal fans holding up a banner asking for the
Frenchman to quit during the Gunners’ 4-0
win over Hull City in the FA Cup.
Supporters were seen with a banner reading:
'Arsene thanks for the memories but it's time to
say goodbye' during the sixth round clash at the
KC Stadium on Monday night.
Fans have grown frustrated with the club after
falling eight points off the top of the table and
with their Champions League hopes looking
forlorn after a 2-0 first-leg defeat to Barcelona.
However, Wenger was defiant after the match,
insisting his record speaks for itself and that he
will continue to do his job.
"There's nothing disappointing for me - you
know, I do my job," Wenger told reporters.
"Look at the history of the club, since the club
exists, and you will see that I have nothing to
be scared of. I don't care. I do not want to speak
about that because it is always the same story.
"I told you already sometimes the press
conferences are very boring and it is enough
now. If you have any questions, you ask
anybody else but you don't come back to me
with that.
“Do you know someone who has won it [the
FA Cup] more than me?"
Wenger also insisted it was unfair to write
Arsenal’s season off just yet and insisted his
side would continue to fight on three fronts.
"We judge the season afterwards and I’m quite
amazed so many people judge it so early," he
added.
"We have not given up anywhere and you will
see that in the coming weeks. This club has been
in a much worse position than it is today."