Former Arsenal midfielder Emmanuel Petit has criticised his former club by saying they are "not killers", ahead of their Champions League tie with Monaco tomorrow. Petit played for Arsenal under current manager Arsene Wenger from 1997-2000, and he believes that he and his former teammates knew how to win big matches better than Wenger's current stars. He told the Mirror: "You have to remember the defence that we had. You could rely on Seaman, Adams, Keown, etc. We knew how to travel. When we had to play, we knew how to do that too. I remember one away game at Wimbledon where Tony Adams came to say to me: 'Today, Manu, forget the football. It's war'. We knew how to adapt...
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