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Wenger targets European glory
10/19/2005
 

          Arsene Wenger wants Arsenal to focus their efforts on the Champions League, reports BBC.
The Gunners are struggling in the league 14 points adrift of Chelsea and are perennial underachievers in Europe, a trend the Frenchman wants to reverse.
"We live in a society where people do not talk about what you have done well but what you have not done well," Wenger told the club's website.
"You do and you do and you do, but people say 'ah but you have not done that'. OK then, we will try to do it."
In stark contrast to their domestic form, Arsenal have started well in Europe this term, winning their first two games.

 

 
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