Arsenal had just experienced a bitter weekend. Even so, the manager Arsene Wenger insists he was never the slightest thought to resign.
Wenger could be central to its lowest in 16 years of his career with the Gunners. After frozen out of the League Cup, Arsenal also lost the chance to win the FA Cup trophy after being humiliated 0-1 by Blackburn Rovers.
Not enough, the fate of the less fortunate Arsenal blew to European competition. In public alone, proteges smothering Wenger Bayern Munich 1-3 which made the chance to qualify for the quarterfinals of the Champions League is very thin, if not exhausted.
In the Premier League, Arsenal's position has not been convincing. Certainly can not compete in the race for the championship title, Arsenal are now inhabiting fifth league club four points adrift of neighbors Tottenham Hotspur in fourth.
This means that Arsenal are heading without his eighth season in a row. Wenger accused as the person most responsible for the sharper scrutiny from fans who are "impatient".
"Never. Not for one moment," Wenger said when asked if he was considering to resign from the position of manager of Arsenal. "
"Her love of football and love to win (kept me motivated.) What is the most important thing for me now is to focus on the next game and try to give the best, as do the players," he said on ESPN.
About his future, Wenger seemed to imply not be too long again at Arsenal. Wenger himself contracts will expire in 2014.
"I have a contract until 2014 and for now I am in the short-term plan for two reasons. Firstly, I've been here a long time and secondly I have to consider what I wanted to do. Was new will be considered in 2014."
