Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has weighed in on the collision between United boss Jose Mourinho and City players. He said “In the press, you build these things up like it is life or death and then something happens after and you are surprised.
“That’s part of the intensity of the importance of the game. Sometimes it can go a bit overboard.
“It happened to us, it happened to them [United]. It’s unfortunate. Ideally you would commit 100 per cent, 200 per cent on the pitch and be an angel after. You want the passion to be on the football pitch.”
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Arsene Wenger has been giving his thoughts on 'milk gate'.
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