Furthermore, he has warned his former protege that if he is determined to pull in that much money with criticism of Olivier Giroud, he might started charging him for tickets to the Emirates. Henry claimed that Arsenal, who visit relegation-threatened Hull tonight, could not win the title with Giroud at the helm and needed to sign at least four more top class players in the summer. But Wenger countered: “I think he’s wrong. He’s paid for that. We know all the system now of the modern media, especially on TV. “I know how it works, they push you to be controversial because they give you a lot of money. “I wouldn’t ban him from the training ground, but he...
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