Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger says the thought of retirement makes him panic. The Frenchman, 65, is set for a 20th year at Arsenal but says he has no intention of following ex-Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson out of the game. Wenger said: 'Retirement? Yes, it crosses my mind but for not longer than five seconds because I panic a bit. 'When we played at United, Ferguson met me. I said: 'Come on, you don't miss it?' He said: 'No.' He had enough.' Wenger, who led the Gunners to a record-equalling sixth FA Cup last season, added: 'Ferguson goes to every game. But he has horses. I have no horses.' The former Monaco boss joined Arsenal in 1996 and won the first of two League and FA Cup...
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