He’s Gunner stay
Arsene Wenger will win his boardroom war and stay at Arsenal. But the boss, fresh from a record seventh English FA Cup win, wants the club dissenters to cave in to his demands. The Frenchman, 67, held positive discussions with Stan Kroenke after Saturday’s Wembley win. But Wenger now wants the unequivocal support of the Gunners board at a meeting today to confirm his future before committing to the two-year deal on the table. Major shareholder Kroenke is on Wenger’s side – but the Frenchman pointed to the 2-1 Wembley win over Chelsea to demand a show of faith. He said: “I am committed to giving everything to stay. The best presentation is to watch the game, then there can be no doubt.”