It has been reported that Football Association chairman Greg Dyke wants to sit down and have a heart to heart with Arsene Wenger regarding doping in today's game. The Arsenal manager accused UEFA of ‘accepting cheating' when they failed to punish Dinamo Zagreb for having a player found guilty of doping recently. Midfielder Arijan Ademi tested positive for a banned substance in the wake of Zagreb's Champions League win over Arsenal in September but only the player received a punishment in the form of a four-year ban. Croatian giants Dinamo were not penalised at all for the misdemeanour, prompting Wenger to indicate that he had never seen firsthand any of this sort of behaviour during...
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