Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger was shocked by last week's terrorist attacks, but feels people should not over-react and trust in politicians. Arsene Wenger has expressed his shock at last Friday's terrorist attacks in Paris and has revealed he was in the French capital when they occurred. Latest figures from French officials report 129 people were killed and several more remain critical after what appeared to be co-ordinated terror acts, with the Stade de France among the targets during the international friendly between France and Germany. "It was a huge shock for our country. I was not far from the events. To discover how much your own citizens hate you is a big shock," Wenger...
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