Boss - Defeat hurts more than criticism
Boss - Defeat hurts more than criticism Arsène Wenger says Wednesday night’s defeat to Monaco hurts more than the criticism the team has received since then. The Gunners will have to make history if they are to progress to the quarter-finals of the Champions League after losing the first leg of their last-16 tie at Emirates Stadium. Wenger still holds out hope his team can deliver a famous turnaround in Monte Carlo, and says the recovery process starts against Everton. We are on a strong run in the Premier League and we have to respond to that disappointment in a strong way on Sunday afternoon - that’s all we can do Arsène Wenger “For us what is important is to respond well,” he said. “We are on a strong run in the Premier League and we have to respond to that disappointment in a strong way on Sunday afternoon - that’s all we can do. “We are back in the top three in the Premier League, we have an opportunity to stabilise this position and we want to take
