New Sunderland manager Sam Allardyce has admitted that he enjoyed trying to get under the skin of Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger, whom he has described as 'arrogant'. The 60-year-old, who was appointed Sunderland boss last week, has spoken of his duals with Wenger during his time at Bolton Wanderers. In his autobiography, which is being serialised by The Sun, Allardyce claimed that Wenger "hated" his Bolton team because of their ability to frustrate the Frenchman's side. "There was one time he wouldn't shake hands with me at Highbury because we got a draw," said Allardyce. "I saw him ripping his tie off and throwing it on the floor in anger. "He takes it all...
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