Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger takes aim at referees AGAIN… while also having a dig at Alexis Sanchez and his fellow ‘big’ players
Gunners chief spectacularly slams both his own 'stars' and officials while discussing Barcelona's stunning comeback
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ARSENAL boss Arsene Wenger has incredibly taken aim at referees AGAIN while also having a dig at Alexis Sanchez and his fellow "stars".
During Thursday morning's press conference the French chief, 67, was asked about the unbelievable scenes at the Nou Camp from last night.
On Barcelona's stunning, late 6-1 victory over Paris Saint-Germain, Wenger amazingly had another dig at match officials, while essentially dubbing his players not "big".
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He said: "Last night, it showed the importance of two main factors - the referee and big players."
On Arsenal's Bayern Munich humiliation, Wenger added: "It is easy to assess the game.
"We watched it and analysed it... as long as it was 11 vs 11, we produced a top level performance.
"After that, it became impossible when Koscielny was sent off."
Meanwhile, with fans calling for his head after his 20 years at the club, Wenger opened up about his future.
He added: "It’s difficult for me to judge. I work very hard for 20 years to make our fans happy and when you lose games I understand why they are not.
"I am not capable to judge that, but you have to accept different opinions.
"I don’t work for my image, I work for this club. How will I be judged, in one way or the other is not my problem.
"I love this club, I am loyal to this club and make the right decisions for this club.
"I will continue to do that. If I cannot do that I will not be here."
